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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Exports by the San lose

The steamer San Jose sailed yesterdav q,
the isthmus OF Panama and way ports wifi
a general merchandise cargo valued at xitI :
sC0 TO be distributed as follows: For Mexico
SlS,lf0; Central America. s18 4o3: Panams
$S9z4; New York. $6s, 1853; Italy. $6s76 The
following We're the principal shipments:
10 Mexico-l20. crts potatoes 1895 lbs SPICES
z1oe lbs dried fruit. 104 pkgs fresh fruits IA
g., g. olives Div 3s pkgs groceries and provisions,
bread. 43 cs canned goods 1915 ib. ra,sins
2Ss pkgs paste. 1oa gals wine. cs minersi
water, 10 cs brandy, Ito cs whisky g2s5 n
number. oS pkgs arms and ammunition. f6o
TASKS quicksilver, 26 cs drugs, so pkes naiats
and oils. 20 cs fuse. II coils rope. Z pkes
leather. te. 70 cs tar u pkgs electrical goods
o. o. pkss nails. 25S2 lbs resn sheets steel
80 boiler tubes, 22 pkgs machinery. 46 bdl,
shingles ss4, lbs grease. horse car.
70 central America-is63 bbis -four. 7s2
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
VIII Be Model of Econnrny

Inc Mandalay of the coast lumber
meet and the only steam schooner in
TINS part of the world sporting twin
screws is to be converted into an oil
burner, and when the work has been
hmshed the sturdy coaster will repre-
sent the most economical and useful
type OF small vessel known in the ship
building world. The contract for eoIi,,-
ping the Mandalay with a LIQUID fuel
apparatus has been awarded to the Ris-
don iron Works, and the plant to be in
stalled will have all the latest devices
Tor securing the best results. The work
OF conversion will occupy about thirty
dayS > y
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II 1tuit, ia' cts corn, 81 pkgs fresh fruits 55t
eoT,er teT raisns sins i2slo lbs lard 10S pkss gro
- Sso opoIaloes Il pAgs paste. $500 lbs meals
70 70 ''v IDS rice, e2 cs canned goods. 5sS lbs
ois Ole 1i,oa2 20 lbs taliow. 2s6 pkgs paints and
S%is 20 Is pipe, 10 cs lubricatng oil so bdls wire
ooUoo lbs cement, pkgs paper 5232 lbs soda
os5o ranalna-150 bbls flour. .sS5S gals wine
go go ics sugar. 10 crts garlic, 11o crts no
q asatoes o Ss6 bdls S24 pcs lumber, 1000 bxs SOAP
pepper 1929 lbs dried prunes 1000 r. IDS
- gais brandy. lo00 TASKS quicksilver. !, re
Sahneu S55d goods, SO bales junk. 1925 lbs dry
To Italy-1S6. 1o4 lbs bluestone.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
WILL ORGANIZE COMPANIES
FOR COMEDY AND DRAMA
Management of Liberty and Majestic
Theatcrs TO Try New System
OF Operation.

OAKLAND, Dec. 31-The man.
agement of Ye Liberty Theater in this
city and the Majestic Theater in San
francisco is to inaugurate a new sys-
tenn within a few weeks, which will
greatly improve the quality of the
plays produced at both houses. Two
companies will be formed, each of
winch Will present an exclusive line
OF plays. One company will present
standard dramas and the other will
be devoted TO the production of liaht
comedy.
One of these companies will present
a play at Ye Liberty Theater one
week and the following week the
company, scenery and properties will
be changed to the Majestic Theater
In san francisco, where the same play
VIII be presented with the same stage
setting, while the other company will
come TO Oakland. This will give each
company two weeks work in the same
play.
One company will be headed bv
Landers Stevens and the other will be
headed by Robert Elliott and j. H..
Gilmore. The companies will be com
posed of members of>Ye Liberty and
Majestic troupes, recruited with new
people.
The Prisoner of Zenda.v which
has had a great run at Ye Liberty !
this week, will be followed next weel
by the great drama, Rupert of Hent- !
Eau, which is continuation of the I
same story.
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General Miffrin BadIy D.n....

Ihe Government steamer General Mif-
mn. lost 'nart of her deckhouse and .
Lafge section of rail yesterday through
19ulingo the stem Of the army transport
. Sneridan. The. accident was due to tbe
: iact thato Captain Hansen of the Mifflin
IGNORED the whistles blown by the
steam schooner Newburg. The. Mif]in
was Leaving the end of the transnorf
Wifarf at the time the Newburg was
taking her departure from Howard
street wharf No. g.. The Newbure
sounded one long whistle as notice that
sne was coming out into the bay See
Ing the MifHin about to depart Can
tain johnson blew two Whistles Roth
OF the Newburg's signals were disre-
garded and the Miff1in, which had haen
backing and filling for several minutes
started out. as if there was not an,
9tner piece OF. floating property on the
bay. The .Newburg shot across IS her her
bow, .and in trying. to miss the steam
schooner Captain Hansen turned the
Slffiin so that she swung under the
stern of the Sheridan. The sheridan
lost some paint. The repairs to the
Mifilin viii cost Uncle Sam a consider
able sum-
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Oceanic Liners Denart.

: The Oceanic Steamship Company
t%ln liners Mariposa, Captain Lawless
ard Alameda, Captain DcwdelI. sailed
III company yesterday morning from
cle Pacific street wharf They steamed
down the bay together and side by side
passed ost Of the harbor Outside the
.peads each blew the other three kisses
and 'they then settled down to business.
the Alameda turning her nose Honolu-
. Iu-war9 and the Mariposa taking the
Shortest road to Tahiti.
.Phe passengers who sailed on the
MsFlposa Were. Dr.. G. A. Buckley. r
Duplesselle:. c. P. Freeland Mrs. G. K
). uiten, A..Garvie, Mrs. Louise GetcheII
j: "a Graham. Homer Lauehlin .Ir
Mrs LaughliD, &C. W. Lowrev A NJ
Hqwe,. H X. Mann, Z. p. Murphy. Mrs
murphy, Miss F. Murphy, G. E. Muir
GhS, g. H. Schultz, C. j. Develye. Mrs
!DeveIye, ii. Leverd, Armand Leyerd
Charles Leverd
Inc Alameda carried the following
passengers: j. H Carpenter. p r
GoWan, Mrs. 'Cowan. Colonel George
r rrench, n. HarbeF, c. Halter, Mrs. 81,
Wy. Lake, r. Lake, D. C. Lennox. s G.
a:owe. Mrs: N. Mclean, Mrs. Bruce
'Maekall, a. Fl. Mofit, j. w. Pratt Mrs
.Pratt: Miss S. A Pratt. Master pratt
6:. Rucker, Mrs. T. C. Smith. w. G.
!omitn, A. Santer, j. C. Zimmerman.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

anchored that all the power of her
Wlndiass will not raise the mudhook
from the bottom. a tug went out yes
terday to bring her into port, but the
.usa anchor could not be raised, and
me captain of the schooner decided to
stay where he was and have another
try at getting up anchor when the tide
had swung the schooner into a different
position. 1t is thought that the Olga's
anchor has fouled the mornings of the
vessel used during the building OF the
foundation for the Mile Rock light
house.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
CHINESE FIND
A new SCHEME
American Born Mongolians
Marry Women and Bring
Them Here as Slaves
WASHINGTON ALARMED
Bureau Officials Investigate
and One of the Wives Makes
Confession of Conspiracy

Six Chinese women believed to be
slaves and imported to this city for
immoral purposes are held prisoners in
| the detention shed at the Mail dock
pending investigation by the Chinese
Bureau officials. One Of the women
confessed yesterday. ALL are claimed
as wives of American born Chinese.
The authorities at Washington have
learned that conspiracy has been
formed by large number of Chinese
americans to import slave women to
THIS city for the purposes of specula-
ton, and the evidence now in posses
sion OF the Department of Commerce
and Labor tends to show that such is
the fact
Ihe last arrival, Lee Sing, brought
with him on the China his wife and
tney were accompanied by three other
chinese men and their wives. The men
hao court records and all other neces-
sary papers. showing that they were
native Americans. They also produced
marriage certificates, the ceremony
having been performed in Canton.
CHINA, by an English clergyman in the
presence of witnesses. AS the wives of
americans are also American citizens
the women would have been landed |
were 1t not for the confession of the |
one woman.
Two of the women were brought here
on the steamship Manchuria by Lee
NEE, a Chinese American. Lee Nee has
PAD record. Three years ago he mar
fied Kun Vow in this city. Some time
subsequently he took girl named
bow Wan to the Chinese mission on
BUSH street and proposed marriage.
MISS Lake, the mission superintendent.
directed, her suspicious having been
aroused.
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Large Cargo for New yor,,

The steamer Alaskan was cleared yesterday
for New York with a large and vaI,,,h,s es-ly
OF merchandise. The cargo included tho -,
lowing !oS,oS5 cs canned salmon. 175o ,,s,.
picked salmon. 5I01 bbis cs wine, 90 toms toms
ginger 3S cs Olives 4 cs bter TX to,,. psss s
lead, 29i casks whale OIL 500 range bo;iers ips
l69 nkgs cattle horns. 1915 bdls Shingles "a
bdls cassia. 81 bales jute. Is bbls dr bsIo
sam. 10 pkgs vehicles. 35 bdls damana tost
hbls asphaltum. 204 bdls scrap leather 300
pkgs junk. 80 pkgs machinery, Is cs ammonia
4 locomotive tires, IS pkgs hardware
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,.
ARRIVED

!
Saturday. December 81.
Stmr James s. Higgins rIispin. - -,
y, IRON a Fort Bragg bound to san Pedro, put !
Str Stmr corona, Glelow. u hours from Eureks
j snip Agenor, Colby. IS days from GusS
Bay. 's''' h0nman' S's days from Coo
CLEARED
| Saturday, December 81.
Hart 1"oJi' harry
Br stmr Tottenham, Peters, Victoria; J. ]
Ger stmr Neko Rickrnann, Seattle: J. d
Sprecllels Ss Bros Co. -
stmr Umatilla, Nopander. Victoria. etc: ]
stmr Mariposa, Lawless. Tahiti; j. D. spreck
rosts stmr :, san az Jose Thompson Ancon and wa,
sIstn3I. stmr Alameda. powdell. Honolulu; J. D.
S Co. |-s' can Feafo' {
stmr Alaskan. Nichols, New York; Williams
ss"F co. sahta Rosa Alexander San Diego; p
m Br ship strathsryfe. Mcintyre. Newcastle.
Er bark Marsuerite Dollfus. sautrel. sgd.
- Bktn Fullerton. McKichnie, Honolulu; Union
SAILED
Saturday. December 81.
stmr Thomas. Lyman. Manila, Homo
stmr Newburg. johnson, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Alameda. Dowdeli, Honolulu.
Stmr Mariposa Lawless, Tahiti
Stmr San Pedro Jacobs San Pedro
Ssmr James S. Higgins Higgins. san Pedro
Stnr Elizabeth, Jensen Bandon
stmr Umatilla. Nopander. Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. 80
stmr Alcazar. Olsen, Point Arena.
Stmr San Jose, Thompson, Ancon and way
Br ship Lady Doris. Wood. ou.enstovn
schr Churchill. RosendalI. south Bend
ISLAND PORTS
AAN1LA-Sailed Dec 26-Br etmr Indradio
HlLo-sailed Dec 31-sch- I'M. slade.
HooNoLULu-saiIed Dec s1-schr Defiance,
EASTERN PORT
NEW YoRK.sailed Dec 31-stmr Arcata.
lian. for San Francisco.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HADLOCK-Arrived Dec 31-Hktn r...
Flickinger, hence Dec %
POINT LOBOS-Passed Dec 81, Z a m-Nor !
tmr TGos ritanis; an from Nsn9tmo. for San Diego
Barbonnd Dec s1--stmr Empire.
.s.ls .ElsAs.I,-IILE-Arrived 81 Dec s1-stmr Faralop,
AS AsT,o1RIA-ArriStd Dec a1stmr Ro.ecran,.
Arrived Dec sI-Bktn George G port,.
rom San Pedro schr Borealis hence Dec 90
FOREIGN PORTS
CALLAO-Sailed Dec 13-Ger stmr Amas;~
DR. San Francisco is'
PRAWLE PoINT-Passed Dec so-Br .trr,
ing suey, from Tacoma for Liverpool. ''Ai
SINGAPORE-Arrived prior Dec :.l-sn.n
mr Isa de Panay. from LIVERPOOL, for Ma-
LA. ior Ma
CALAIS-Arrived Dec 29-Br shin County
kinross, from Beilingbam s
snce Dec L. t'oia'
BRISBANE---Arrived Dec 31-Br stmr
oana, from Vancouver
OCEAN STEAMERS
CHERBOURG - Arrived Dec 81 str,-
oltlSe, from New York Senr
QUEENSTOWN Arrived Dec s1-stmr Um- !
Dec S1-stmr r.
gne. from New York {
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

tne early morning tides are given in the I.ft
sana coiuhn ana the successive tides of the
uas IN the order OF occurrence as to time. the
do, dourtn time column gives the last tide of the
o.Ip eos eASspt When there are but three tides as
a4l'.s a1nssines occurs. The heights given are I'm
Suol.ion GO m 70 the soundings OF the United States
Soast survey Charts except when a minus (-1
sisn ptecedes the height, and then the nur,heA
gwen is subtracted from the depth given by
tne eharts The plane OF reference is the rnssr n
OF the lower low waters . ''ie mean
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Forage for Janan

The British steamer M. s. Dollar wa. clear
60 Yesterday for Moji. Japan with IA. oo3 ctIs
barley, valued at SIG, los; q. 600 b.is. hasr
val.ed at s2l 500 and 10000 ctls oats. valued
az $4o. oOO The steamer also carried 10 mn
II lumber as dunnage. valued at Sil5 V'00V
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Will Try to Save Abydos

The Kosmos line has made arrange
ments with Punta Arenas salvors for
the saving If possible of the liner Abv-
dos, ashore in the straits of Magellan.
II successful the wreckers will be paid
s75, 600. piN
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
coApAsNIE eEsEaALs rRANsAyr. ,n,o,,-,

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS
Sailing every Thursday instead Of <xGEs7.
SATURDAY. at 10 am, from Pier 40 s$l4$S
North River, foot of Morton St
FIRST class to Havre. $40 and upward sec
ond class TO Havre. $f5 and upward GEN
r ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES Am
..ANADA. 81 Broadway CIudson build,nei
New NorN j. F. FUGAZI & Co. Pacific (-oset
Agents. Montgomery avenue San Er.,..,sao
Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents
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The Overdue list

The vessels on the overdue list are
quoted for reinsurance as follows.
Stork, so per cent; Edith Mary. so per
cent. and Brier Holme, 80 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Liner San Hose SaiIs

The Pacific Mail Company's liner San
Jose sailed yesterday for Panama and
way ports with full cargo and about
twenty passengers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Crude OiI FOR Hauaii

rhe tank barkentine Fullerton was cleared
crude oil In bulk, valued at sol GOO "
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Fer U. 8. Esvy Yard and va,,.,o.

Strs General Frisbie. Monticello and Arrow
9;f5 am, 12:30 pm, 3:15 pun, g nm. S.soo
Pm; = sundays. o;45 am. 80 noon q n n.
$50 p m: Leave Vallejo. am, o am. Io.si
sunday: srni y:ie pm. co;is pm Saturday, & pm.
foot Mission St. phone Main 15os IN H.rTsT rlsT
BROS. iooo' HAiCH
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/. Carleton May BE Abando,ea

1t. is now feared that the shin s n
Carleton, ashore at Beiingham.' will
have: TO be abandoned where she lies
The united efforts of many tugs have
tailed to do more than list her over
and as She went ashore during the
. highest period of the tide there is little
psospect OF assistance from the element
Her hull is. strained and leaking. and
as this is the season of storm the pros
poets of her ever again floating are
slight
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

Matters OF Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.
The bark Martha Davis will losa ~an..,
merchandise here for Hilo
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Sun. Noon and Tide

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height Of High and Low Wsfer.
az Fort Point. entrance to San Francisco
say Published by official authority. Of fhs
Superintendent = ~ 80
- NoIIE-The high and low waters occur ~
ty .ne city front (Mfssion-street WHARF about "a
=, i.uses tss later than at Fort Point: the height
VI tide Is the same at both places
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
OCEAN TRAVEL.

y ] ;
~lc CN Steamers OF company q,
/CCS9N Tor which it is agent leave
i Xxx WA Piers and H. San Fran
fNWS0 YS1 cisco:
~i For Ketchkan WrangeI
M WAL/ Juneau, Treadwell. Haires
! VN Il ZV Skagray, etc. Alaska-f1 a
! VSs-SV> m: Jan. 5. 10, Is, 20. 25, 80
S1SNS FEB T. Change to this com
pany's steamers at Seattle
ror victoria. vancouver. Port Townsend
seattle. Tacoma, Everett South BellIngham
beIingham--11 a. m. Jan g. 10 15 20 - 70
Ieb. A. Change at Seattle to this conpa,,vs -
steamers for Alaska and G N Ry.. AZ Seat,Is
o. o. Tacoma to N. p. Ry.: at Vancouver 10
For Eureka Humboldt Bay)-Pomona 40
?. m. Jan. 5. IL. II. 23. 90 Feb 4. Corons
1: 30 y. m. Jan. .. s. Il 90 &c, Feb
For Los Angeles (via Port Los Angeles and
Kedondo). San Diego and Santa Rarbara
santa Rosa. Sundays, a. NJ
STATE OF California. Thursdays a. m
. FOR Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East
San Pedro). Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz. Mon
Luis Obispo). Ventura ard Hueneme
Zoos Bay. a. m. Jan. G. H. 90 30 Feb
10. 1s &c. ' 'au' =
For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
caoo. Mazatlan. Altata. La Paz, Santa Rosalia
ouaynas tMex). 10 a m 7th OF each month
for further information obtain folder Piebt
Is reserved 70 change steamers or sailing Safa.
TICKET OFFICES New Montrorn
cry ttPalace Hotel). 10 Market ST. and Road
way wharves Freight Once o Market st
I. D. DUNANN, General Passenger Agent
10 Market ST. San Franchise
Ire Pacific Trarsfer Co.. 90 Sutter St viii
car Tor and check baeraee from hotels and
residences Telephone Exchange 3ia
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Memoranda.

Per ship Agenor, from Guayequil Dee RI
had succession OF south and Southeast ssi..
off this port for two days saies
LONDON. Dec S1.--The owners Of Ger .,,nr
40, tAnydos, from San Francisco. Oct 4 for Ham.
p' purg' previously reported ashore at Osorno
with local salvors for $4,000 ae'
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

Cannot Raise Her Anchor.
The schooner olga, from Mahukona.
is anchored off Mile Rock. and So we'll
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01
Movements of Steamers.

TO ARRIVE.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-01

...,l 2ol.Is15.417.assl G7elsl. .5ee. .e17
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24

How canal is made IA illustrated
In the excavation near Seattle OF
canal two miles long. SO feet deep at
low water and 60 feet wide at the
bottom, which Is 10 connect tidowater
with a fresh water lake near Seattle.
The work Is being done by hydraulic
monitors, the supply for which comes
from reservoir. The available head
is 200 feet and the quantity used Is
between 100000 and 10000 900 gal
Ions per twonty.four hours. The con.
duit consists In part OF wooden stove
pipe, is inches and 80 Inches In diane.
ter. With a G.inch nozzle an average
daily excavation Of 5000 cubic yards
ls attained. The material Is n glacial
deposit, containing sand. gravel. bould'
ers and several varieties OF clay. some
OF which have required shaping up by
light blasting before the water would
penetrate them. The cxcavntcd mate.
rial Is being used 10 reclaim a tract
OF land now submerged at high tide
being conveyed TO the site In part by
ilume carried on trestles. This fume
Is lined with wooden blocks 10 inches
10 ~ Inches thick, set on end and laid
closed jointed. 4 gradient OF TO 3s rs
found to sufiioe. choking being liable
TO occur with more easy slopes
Where the ilume ends a pipe line has
been employed, the ponstook at the up
per end OF which Is lined with wood
In the same way as the nume in order
to take the wear The length OF this
pipe line is 1900 feet.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24

In many households IL IL the custom
TO take down the doors or inside shut
tiers In the spring and put them mp
again IN the fall. but the work Is very
trying 10 the unlnltiatcd. and Il is
hardly a job of sufficient importance
10 warrant calling a carpenter. a New
Yorker has invented an improved type
Of hinge adapted 10 overcome this ar.
hculty. The construction also provides
easy access to the pintlc for the appli.
cation Of lubricant thereto. The pin.
ties are formed integral with tho
leaves which are attached TO the door
lamb. while the. other leaves OF the
hinges are formed with slotted
knucklos adapted TO nt into recessea In
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24

~ ENVsNT1CN
aa.ollne AtlantIe cruIser.

A gasolin, Atlantic cruiser Is com.
ing into existence Zoo London Il Is 90
feet long and with $40 horse power
develops a speed OF 20 miles per hour.
There are three screws. OF which me
two outer are acuatcd by gas engines
OF 100 horse power each and drive
the boat at the maximum speed. the
central screw Us operated by an en-
CINE NJ ~ horse power aud is used
mainly for cruising at low speeds
though 10 may also be used as an aux
liary tu the others when the maxi
mum power is required. This central
screw also Is much used In maneuyor
ing the boat Accommodations ar2
provided for six passengers and a
crew of two men. ono provision OF
the contract requires that the boat
shall cross the Atlantic under Us own
power which % is expected will be ac'
complishcd iu about seven days. Fuel
accommodation Us provided for a ra'
dlus OF ten days at full speed. or a dis.
lance VI $500 miles
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24
When Answering Advertisements
Kindly Mention This Paper.
Experiment Worth Trying.

For good spirits. god humor good
conduct and good living, so say cheer
ful thinkers, try the simple oxpediont
OF saving little money from week To
week As the bank balance grows M
win grow high ideals Of business aud
social existence, TO say nothing OF tho
moral courage that dares 10 think
deeply. to claim unsworying allegiance
with the cause Of the Just and right
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24

The Fresh Air Cure and the Cold.
Do you feel cold coming on"1
Then don't try to ward II on but vel
come II warmly. Treat II well don't
Jet II alone or attempt to be brave"
or funny with Il. for then Il will turn
and rend you. a cold Is as treacherous
as a-well. as anything II marks lbs
victims, and then goes ahead Break
lng up determined cold delays the
inevitable. and then, when airs done,
ten TO one Il starts On into bron'
ehitls or pneumonia, while staying In
doors with II and giving II full swing
would have disarmed lts fury al each
new stage. The fresh air cure" is
capital for every malady save this
familiar cold.-P ton Herald
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24

For love letter written by Robert
Burns the Scottish poet, $50 wsA paid
not long ago Yet brass collar which
was worn by Boatswain, the dog To
whose memory Lord Byron erected a
monument At Ncwstead abbey. fetched
p guIneas. while the collar Of Thun'
derot another OF Lord Byron'a dogs
realized 4 guineap only.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24
e :.T. .;s. T s:s ThOmpsOns Eye Water
Stopping an Epidemic.

An epidemic In Kambun, Japan, was
traced TO certain stream OF water
but AZ the natives who drank the
water could neither see nor smell the
germs Of the disease. they continued
70 drink from the stream Then the
police allowed kerosene oil 10 trickle
into the water. and this evidence OF
pollution proved convincing and ended
the epidemic.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24
al Mrs TCHlAdA5en MiDAloifie Henry

At the New York State Assembly Of
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Lydia 4. pinkham's Vegetable Com
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For thirty years II has been curing
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such testimony as the following
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Mrs 4. c. wDludseu. Of Manning
la, writes
Dear Mr. rinkham'--
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