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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11
Had Ca. arrh Several Winters Two
Bottles of Pe-ru-Tla Cured Him.

Mr.. Carl Sierks, Dale ILL.,, writes:
For several winters l had catarrh
and coughed continually, ard as I was
eighty-three years old, I thought my
days were numbered. I used different
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11

while within the city biting winds.
overcast skies and a temperature or
about eight degrees Fahrenheit below
normal prevailed without intermission,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11

remedies With
out S Il C c e S S.
Then 4 came in
possession Of
your calendar
and read the
testimonials of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11

illness is nothing special, but somthing
resembling the weakness OF OLD age. l
and Peruna a great deal of use TO me.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11
rari.ian. wear ru-s in June.

PARIS, June 10.-Parisians rarely
don furs in June. but the weather has
been so chilly that at the Chantilly
races Sunday. at the coaching meet at
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11

causing great pecuniary loss to the
dressmakers and milliners whose sum
mer models so long have been hanging
fire.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11
A Man of 81 Years Finds Pe-ru-na
Valuable.

Mr. Ameriah Hendrickson, Sc East
Gay ST., Columbus, Ohio, writes the fol-
lowing interesting letter to The Peruna
Drug Mfg Co.:
Il shall be ninety-one years old my
next birthday. My eyesight is good and
I have never worn glasses.
II have, until within the last ten
years, enjoyed very good health. My
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11

IT strengthens my stomach and diges-
ton and have never found any medi-
cine as valuable as Peruna."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11

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NaaRs So :$$$ Buhu
IRaown =:$$ $: s $$$ ks0u
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11
a3 YEARS
OLD AND STILL
HEALTHY.

many who had been cured by Peruna.
IT purchased two bottles of Peruna
and took it according to directions. /
was much surprised, for the third
day 1 was better and in week 1 was
permanently cured.
Il hesitated to say / was cured. as
wanted to test it, but winter went by,
likewise summer and part of this win
ter. and l am still healthy
Il DO not hesitate to recommend Pc
runa to all who suffer with catarrh.'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11
Has Reached Four Score Years and
Weighs 156 Pounds.

Mr.. Levi Kegg, Rainsburg, Pa, writes.
your medicine has done me so much
good l intend to keep it on hand all the
time.
Il had all the symptoms of systemic
catarrh. My eyes were red and inf1amed
my throat. stomach and bowels trou-
bled me, was nervous and had nervous
headaches. l am now entirely cured by
Peruna.
II am eighty years old, and 1 never
weighed more than lao, but now
weigh 156 pounds
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-11


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The Imperial press., 1905-02-25

amended and properly filed, as therein given. It is not stated what the amend ments were, but we presume they were not of material character, as the stock certificates issued prior to said Septem- Der 25, 1900, are still outstanding. The original incorporators of said Imperial Water Company No. were N. w.. Stowell, A. M. Chaffey, J. w. Swanwick, D. K. Edwards, and A. J. COndee, and the total number of shares of stock sub- scribed by them were five and the total paid up capital was $50 at the time of said incorporation on March 23, 1900. We presume the first five stock certifi- cates were issued to the incorporators and were for one share each. If so, the honor of purchasing the first bona-fide stock in Imperial Water Company No. l belongs to Mir. Byron E. Rice, who holds stock certificate No. 6, and who filed on his land, the south half of section 25, township l6 south, range 13 east, s. B. on May l7, 1900.
 On April 6, 1900, Imperial Water Com pany No. entered into contract with
The Imperial press., 1905-02-25

for each share of stock sold and located on lands within Water Company No. 1.
 Second. That the water should be de- livered at the Mexican boundary, and
 Third. In consideration of the agree ments upon the part of the first party her ,in before contained to deliver water to second party; second party hereby agrees that first party shall have the exclusive right to sell the entire shares of capital stock of second party, and (except as hereinafter cOntained) fur ther agrees that first party shall receive for it's sole use and benefit, all moneys obtained by it from such sale of the stock of second party.
 The contract further provides that the first 50,0O0 shares or capital stock of Imperial Water Company No. l should be sold for $8.75 per share, ALL of which sum should belong to the Mexican company, and the second 50,000 shares of such stock should be sold at price above $8.75 per share, and that said Mexican company should receive $8.75 per share on all of said stock and Inn
The Imperial press., 1905-02-25

that the right to use water must be bought from the California Develop ment Company, and that this right was conveyed to the user in the stock that he purchased in the distributing system which delivered the water to his land. The same pamphlet also stated that at that time, December, 1902, about 165, ,000 shares of water stock had been sold. Imperial Water Company No. was the first mutual water company organized, and in the Imperial PRESS of February 22, 1902, we find the articles of incor- poration of this company, it's contract with the California Development Com pany and the Mexican corporation pub lished in full. From this paper we find that on March 23, 1900, articles of in corporation of Imperial Water Company No. were filed, and also that on Sep tember 25, 1900, said articles were
The Imperial press., 1905-02-25
OUR WATER STOCK
l1TTTLr11LnTIlnJl1nTLn

the Mexican company from which we quote the following: Whereas, the first party (Mexican Com mpany) is about to construct canal for the purpose of di- verting certain waters of the Colorado river to be used for irrigation and other useful purposes, and
 Whereas, first party is desirous of sell ing the "right to use" such water, and
 Whereas, second party Qmperial Water Company No. 1 is corporativn formed for the purpose of supplying water to it's stockholders, only upon cer- tain lands situated in San Diego county, California, and
 Whereas, second party is desirous of obtaining supply of water for the use of it's stockholderc
 The contract then goes on to provide First. That the Mexican company would deliver four acre feet of water per annum
The Imperial press., 1905-02-25

M N/ M mlnU SnOWH Dy dll pdT LII ylwA <xIllS interested, concerning tl
 NaS5 nature of the water righ in Imperial Valley to be a happy ou come of a question which at one tin was so little understood, and so confuse as to be a serious meance to our pro perity.
 As stated in last weeks PRESS, the are three points about which there is I longer any controversary. They are- First. That the right to use the water the Colorado river belongs to the us' who makes beneficial application said water to his desert farm.
 Second. That the California Develo ment Company is a common carrier water, and all payments made to, ( charges made by said company, are f' the services rendered in conveyil water from the Colorado river and d livering it to it's owners, the irrigatol and users on their desert and,
 Third. That the so called "watt stock" being simp ply stock i'll the mutu' water company, distributing water the land for which said "water stock" is bought, represents nothing more than ownership in the distributing ditch system of said mutual water company.
 These three points are so clear now, that there is no longer any cause for confusion concerning them. It is a matter of sincere regret that they have not always been so presented, but thatthey have not, is well known to every purchaser of water stock, who made hisinvestment more than six months ago. In order to make clear the manner in which these matters were presented in the past, we shall quote from certain pamphlets issued by the Imperial Land Company, and from the contracts made by the Cali fornia Development Company, the Mexican corporation, and the various Imperial water companies.
 In the edition of "From Desert to Garden" published in Decem Der, 1902, we find under the caption Cost of Water Rights" the following: "The stock of these mutual water compan- ies is held at the same price in all the con panies. This price has been gradual advanced as the settlement has grow1 the present price being, July 10, 19O: $l5 per share on the following eas terms of payment. $2.5O cash at tim of purchase, and $2,5O per share o July l of each year until paid, wit Fer cent interest on deferred pay ments."
 Immediately following this under tn caption "Cost of Water" is the follow ing: "rhe cost price pald by the mutus water company for it's supply of wate delivered to it's system, as ordered, fixed by contract at 50 cents per acl foot, or 2 cents per inch tor twenty-fou hours flow. This is the cost to the stocl holders, to which is added the cost ( distributing the water and keeping u
The Imperial press., 1905-02-25

perial Water Company No. all moneys in excess of $8.75 per share received from the sale of said second 90, 900 shares and should construct it's own distribut- ing system. Also, that 50 cents per share should be paid on said stock whether any water had been used on the lands to which it was issued or not.
 This contract was made by Imperial Water Company No. before any land lad been flied on, within its boundaries, lnd before it had any stockholders ex- ;ept its organizers, all of whom were either owners in the California Develop nent Company or were dummies con rolled by them.
 Neither Swanwick, Edwards or Condee ever owned any land in Imperial Valley, md Stowell and Chaffey were heavy )wne "s in the California Development and Swanwick was their attor- ley. The California Development Go. owned the Mexican corporation, in fact the Mexican corporation was organized Tn order to enable the California Devel- opment Company to operate to better advantage in Mexico.
 \ On December 2S, 1900, contract
 was made between the California De-
 velopment Company and the Mexican
 corporation from which we quote,
 Whereas, the party of the first spart
 (the California Development Com
 pany) has appropriated, and is the \ OWNER of a large amount of the | waters of the Colorado river" N and
 "Whereas, party of the second part ! (Mexican Company has entered into
 certain contract with Imperial
 Water Company No. X whereby party of the second part agrees to deliver to said Imperial Water Com pany No. l, at d certain point on the international line, certain amount of water, and
 "Whereas, party of the second part (McXlcan company contem plates en- tering into additional contracts with
 other water companies already formed in the state of California foI the pur- pose of delivering to said water com panies, large amount of water for he purpose of rrigating certain tracts f land situatedin the state of California
 and
 "Whereas, under the contract so en- cred into between the Mexican com 'any. and Imperial Water company No. 7, said Imperial Water Company No. las granted to said Mexican company he right to sell all of the water stock If said Imperial Water Company No. l, md
 "Whereas, party of the second part Mexican company proposes to obtain imilar contracts from other California formed or to be formed"
 The contract then goes or to provide hat the California Development Com
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12
IxAMlNE EQUITABLE oFFlcERs
state Superintendent Of Insurance Has
Undertaken This Work.

New York. May li-prrpaartions
Tor the oral examination Of officers
gnd directors OF the Equitable l.lfe
Assurance society ~ the United states
which will be- carried on under his per.
snna direction. have been completed
by state superintendent W Insurance
francis Hendricks who Is now In this
city Cungr, ssman NJ r. Driscoll,
Of Syracuse, has been engaged by Su'
perintrndcnt Hendricks TO question the
men aud II IL expected the examlnA.
ton will continue at least one week
superintendent Hendricks will exam
Inc only the officers aud directors who
have been directly caused In the re-
cent bandyihE ~ charges over the 50
ciety's Affairs. but every director who
holds otNce by reason Of che transfer
OF stocks by James iIaEen Hyde OF hls
father n. H. Hyde,
There will be- nothing compulsory
about the proceeding which, hoSsevcr
will be- carried on largely In executive
session
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12
WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE.
President Roosevelt Makes a Positive
Declaration at Omaha.

Omaha, Neb,. May 1.-The Bee
quotes President Roosevelt as maxim;
the emphatic statement that he Wi,
not be a candidate for President. I;
says:
You are authorized 10 state that |
Will not again be a candidate for
president Of the United States. There
are no strings on this statement I
mean IT,
II made my speech al Denver for
the purpose Of convincing the people
of my earnestness in regard to the
matter OF railroad legislation. will
not be satisfied with any compromise
that does not bring relief TO the peo.
pie from the conditions now existing
In regard to transportation Affairs In
the country No compromise bill from
congress will be accepted"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12

tlrsrD Ha. % TAO 90 more mes
USING rbf rsusa ai Anderson, Cfafl
ara Tod tss. Y+rH engaged ffaadn
lsrrIy for TOO mmrhk Ia so'ieluus
sab.rr - ll 'lf magazines ana otafi
psuyarss r no name % The Awra
car Prru A...s.a'I0a a. snbsefiBt ou
sE.n It.r taFr ppspted hsfs, lh
Omahs sl... omaha. Councl Blum
ssDaR C.p 4ll o.asr giafss A. on
s4rlrT tt .s.g lad uOfked ths sart
era t's''t fte AmeFican Press A.
slcia..oa a r-. q ta1eeFiptioa agency.
as orc soacang sgbseripfioAs Ia igs
h-.1t. "a saessszriiJ q HsindlsS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12
Injunction 10 Denied.

New York. May Il Justice Mclean,
In the New York supreme court today
denied the application OF Herbert q
Tull at Philadelphia, a policy holder
10 the Equitable ldfc Assurance sO.
cletsaSi abe United states IT America
for M injunction restraining that 80
Giety and the New York state snpcriu.
tcudent NJ Insurance from proceeding
further with rrsp,cl to The proposed
amended charter Of the Equitable
which Wa rDui 20 The superintendent
at insurance luf bic approval To,
charter provides tut the mu.
81 'lp huc.,ty.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12

Berlin. May iI.-Ciyll Engineer
Fuhlereth killed his young bride aud
himseli IN consequence OF q death
pact. made With a third party. and
styled American duel" here Two men
had agreed that one must oOmit sal.
eide under certain conditions =
civil engineer dreW The bach bali ard
fc,t in honor bound" % NH himself
Ills young and pretty wife. q bride 81
f.H weeks. beEE"d him IN include her
IN this sorry duel The pair left heart.
reading letters
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12
alan % rlskst Aealpars.

Washington MAY ii--Ah order hh'
been signed By lHatice Andsrson u
The supreme eourr - the District 81
Columbia making p.rmaEsa' q tempo
rary Injunction stieh prohibits lOca
tickst brokers from 'fHRlckluE 10 q
carsior ileksts 70 ane from Washing
tn uAlob bear TIE tlEuatsrc II tn
tEaveisf TIE t8li saa . jo.nt oEs
troaEki By he railroads feN GAyB
bsEOfs he secsE. .naugufntiOa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12
Russian, Ordered TO Nov. On.

Saigon, Cochin China. May 1.-THE
Russian cruiser Jemtschug and the
Russian auxiliary cruiser Rion belong
ing to Admiral Rajestvensky's squad
IRON arrived on Cape 81. James, near
here, during the night Of May s, aud
left yesterday morning al the request
OF the governor Of French lndo China
These cruisers which brought in
structions for Rear Admiral Neboga
toff. anchored 3 or 4 miles on shore
A heavy sea was running. exposing q
good deal OF the warships hulls which
were quite free from barnacles or sea.
weed The ships appeared 20 have un.
usually large crews and the men al
seemed In good health.
The main Russian squadron Is said
90 be- well prOyis!oned, but are short
OF tobacco and cigars.
II Is consIdere- likely here that Ne.
bOgaton's division has already passed
the cape.
The hospital ship Kostroma whose
arrival here vas announced May s.
sails May -.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12
MANUFACTURERS OF
COTTON IN SESSION
Ninth Annual Convention Being
HeldAt Knoxville.
BY THE GOVERNOR
President Of Association Discusses the
Growth and Development Of the Get.
ton INTERPRETATIONS Being Royal.
~ Entertained.

Knoxville. Tenn, May ll--Assem.
BLEED In this city, tor a two days sss.
sion the ninth annual convention OF the
American Cotton Manufacturers asso'
citation. opened this morning. President
X, ). Reinhardt OF Lincodnton. n. G.
IL presiding, Addresses OF welcome
were delivered by Governor John I.
Cox. aud MOyOr W, a. Class. for state
aud city respectively. W. H. lOckstt
Tor the business interests and Dr,
brown Ayers for the colleges Of the
state
Mayor Gass presented the couVen-
ton n magnificent souvenir. being q
set Of Keys carved from TennesSes
marble and Snclosed In case made
Of native materials. cotton, wool, iron
aud timber In his opening address
President Relnhardt entered into a dis
cussi0n Of the developments Of the cot
ton Industry during the past year and
concluded by predicting a great export
trade. which has already begun to aug
mont
To the vide fuctuatlon In the price
Of cotton In America In less than q
year, from 1915 TO az cents. he attrib'
ulrd the unsatisfactory demand for
cotton guods lie congratulated the cot.
ton mill men upon the absence of la.
5Or troubles In conclusion be AL
vOcHted the enactment OF we'll con.
sidertd Merchant marine bill. aud an
auWrmcnlod navy tu protect foreign
tradr which he believed II certain u
follow the opening NJ the Panama ca
nal
nr THROWN Ayers spoke particularly
~ tho value Of education la The de-
yr'opmrnt ~ cotton and other indus
trlaih IN 10" south and made an ap
pea for muucyrd intrrcsts 70 aid In
dustrlAls ln the south and made an Rp.
peal Tor moncyed Interests 10 aid tn
dusttlai colleges Of the south
Thls afternoon the delegates. about
fOuf hundred In numb"r. we're enter
talued a, the various cl,fbs Of the city
following = brief afternoon session.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12
Js~r ard Christians Flight

-, Pe'ersbarE NAY il.--No further
details have reached h~re from Zhto
mi-. th- seen. - mo recent attack,
Of O-.hoao1 CHRIS ans on rsNs II
IL asse-'-s 'fs' ior'nlEht before
the d.-urfs-s p-1~'amRrons ser
spreaH calling 1- fre CHRISTIANS q
beai III l.ss Ht.r 'he.s pfoc'a
nation 0rr- sr-ea. "a ing 90 thF
Chrs.srs to beat .ta jSSf Waea
these pro-. Ama.ions acre sh0sh Poi %
mayoy % Zt.5,m.F. %. a.'r' scc.Ared
then % 5s s.ap'd ar 20. 'arEs as
no occa 1u f0r a.ars-
Al ,hs ministry 81 'ss interior H Is
sad TIA. ~ Hou,iEar 49,. .--.t. .r
Efrucuous tt- uighi % Ma 'a /-t
onlr ordsrsr BE aatAof ss .a.-a pr
praseci TIE Jess aat 70 Drfrs-' .f1f
.deFa
ne crelHor - " KfousAfveu 90
eormer edlinr u ths Bst0rzsgTttE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12

s.a,y ,rN.r.. which, the resolution as
s'r'S. circulated - slaudcrnus letter
AGAINST negro dr.y,r, declaring them
o. hr ',uat,,S' not wiling 10 work"
TA,s charge was denounced as a
w..Wl and malicious falsehOod
urged AGAINST men who proved Their
value by risking their lives to obtain
work. The resolution also called on
tIe mayor u "save hard working cit
lens from that Kind OF protection
which lets the riotcr 40 free. sends
the victims TO the ialls and hospitals"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12

Albany. 3 y MAY Il NHh tho
yl,s Ia attracting 10 this state dcslr
abb, lmmiRrats. The state department
of agriculture "a preparing t0 collect
and disseminate the farm aud dairy
advantages which New York state of
fors one of the seyerest handlcaps
With which the farmers Of this state
have to contend ~ the scarcity ~
farm labOrets For many years the
state agricultural department has ob
served that foreign farm hands and
small farmers seldom settle IN al"
east but travel straight through "a
the west In past years the great In
ducrment there uas given farm home
ptcads bat Bow that such lands arr
almost entirely settled an enort VI,
be- made 20 bring these deslfable emil
grants "a Sew York state
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12

Shanghai. May IA large and IN.
hnshtial meeting u Chinese mer
chants held here today protested Wig
OfouslY against The proposed new chi
hess exclusion treaty recently discuss
"a IN The Unlted states kilograms on
The subject were ssGt 20 Chinese on
eislu. Yuan shi kai vlceroy OF chile
Droyihce and o. chou FNi. yleeroy oi
Marking and o. Naa unanimously de
cided a. boycott American goods until
the terms proposed IN the treaty are
modified Merchants Ia the empire
are urged 70 cooperate In the move
nsnt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12
Or Your o. lnspsetlen

Chicago May ~ Secretary Wilson
aud repf~ssntAtl,rs ~ The d"paftmsu
~ agriculture who sili tour The soH' p
sest "a Inspect The condition ~ az
cultural Developments Eili be- io.ur'
Ia Memphis. Fr.da, ~ otlciais OF a..
Itpek ls!aad system aud others Nhu
eff Cbicarp to-day 10 special tfuin
on ths Chicago FaHefn Illinois raj
rpsd s~crcav WisDr president tas
81 spHmdr Boz rharTa ~ Erat Rnd
forsEr f.ai. .htrfpEs'.on - me o.
pafimsnf arF others ulii lrats en-
cago over ,rs Aouh~fu railroad 10.
stEtf afr.s..s fE MrmBnis Friday
moIu.lE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12
Men for Eth Division.

Frsukfor'. May 1.-THE Frankfor,
Zeituug today says Il has received ad
vices from Hamburg 70 the effect that
agents a. The Russian government
have completed arrangements through
the society Of German captains and
onicers " the com merciSl marine for
the enlistment ~ officers and cress
for Transport ships which are 90 &C
company 10, frh division ~ ,hS Rus
sian second Pscitc squadron "a JArest
They " 30 proceed % i4ba Ia the Rattle
sea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12
Sale Of Fertilizer raas Reduced.

Atlanta. May ll.--That the sale Of
fertilizers has decreased 4 wonderful
extent d late 10 proven concIuslyeD
by hgurcs given out Monday morning
by Commissioner Of Agriculture O
Stevens In April. 1904. lCs.35O fer.
tilizer tags were sold by the depart
ment Of agriculture. In April. 1905
1880 fertilizer tags were bought By
the fertilizer mills. . decrease In the
sales Of just 10000 tags for the CORE.
spending months One fertilizer tag
must. under the lac Of Georgia. BE-
placed on every zoo pounds Of CONNER
cial fertilizer sold In Georgia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12
Iapan ord.r, New eattle,hlp,.

Toxic. May 1.-THE reports that ia
pan plans 10 order the construction Of
two battlcships and six large cruisers
abroad are renewed.
The representatives OF English naval
construction companies are here en-
deavoring 10 secure the orders. but e
Is dmbifu, n the government has
veAched any decision In the matter.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-12

ChiraE1. Ma Prcsidsnt HoOys
veif's train e. ChicaEo and Norfb
western o. depot. kihrc and
Wells street fee mlnniea afr,
boon va me- 1l Orsems Rtsvari and
orhsf mefpssss & the RECEIPT 30 cgfn
mliise Prrr'srr Roosevelt snf 9s -'y
Immediately s,sto6 fOS ths ADD iDf.
en- anEea