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gThs aid Of scientific Inventions Il ~.
Aeeded to determine whether your iungS
are affected. The first symptoms eau bs
Ieadny noted BY anyone q average a.
telligence.
pThere is no disease known that pfvea a.
many plain warnings Of its approach az
consumption, and no serious disease that
can DO SO quickly reached and Checked
7 the medicine used Is DR.. Boschee's
German Syrup, which IL made TO cuaS
consumption.
GIT IL IN the early stages that oorman
Syrup should be taken, when warnings
are given In the cough that won't owe
me congestion Of the bronchial tubes snA
ne gradual weakening Of the lunas, -.
eoEnpuuied by frequent expectoraaon.
ybut no matter how deep-seated VOns
cough, even if dread consumption So
slrsady attacked your lungs, German
Syrup Will surely effect q cure-as Il has
done before In thousands Of apparently
hopeless cases Of lung trouble.
qNew trial bottles use. Regular sira.
VS. AZ ell druggista :
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BEST FOR CHILDREN

Mothers, be careful'of the health Of
your children. Look out for Coughs.
Colds,i Group and Whooping Cough
Stop them in time-one Minute Cough
Cure is the best remedy. Harmless.
and pleasant. Contains no opiates.
A. L. Spafford, postmaster at Chester,
Mich, says: "Our little girl was un.
concious during a sudden and terrible
attack Of Group. Three doses half an
hour apart Of One Minute Cough Cure
speedily cured her" Sold by crenshaw
& Young. 9.sml
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Get
Emulsion

When you 90 to a DRUG store
and ask for SCOTS Emulsion
you know whst you want; the
man knows you ought to have
4. Don't be surprised, though,
4 you are offered something
else. Wines, eordiaIs, extracts,
etc., Of cod Ever oil are pIentI-
fuI but don't imagine you are
getting cod liver oil when you
take them. Every year for thirty
years we've been increasing
the sales Of SCOTS Emulsion.
Why7 Because II has always
been better than any substitute
FOR It.
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enough 70 cad is dIsoournginr.

In the stable she will enjoy 4 comb.
ing-not with the milking stool, but
with a regular comb and brush. Il
she becomes soiled, a bucket of water
and a broom will clean her. A shower
bath In December is very cooling to
the love she bears her owner.
She enjoys company, but not that
otthe ''ysller "dog; she enjoys petting,
but not with a club but with the hand.
Not long since 1 had the pleasure Of
visiting a dairy farm near St. Joseph
Mo. Before l had scarcely had tune
to cross the farm yard the evidence Of
universal peace was striking. The old
COWS stood fearlessly In my path, me
yearling colt tried to pick the buttons
from my coat, the small pAgs rooted at
my shoes, while the Young cows.
desiring a closer friendship, poked
their Innocent heads under my arm /;
nor was | surprised soon to learn that
this collection of happy "dumb"
animals was managed in person by
ladies. The three daughters of the
proprietor, wishing to Lad active and
useful lives, had taken upon themselves
this work and are making a decided
success of It. The success is largely
due to all these ANIMALS having learn.
ed the golden rule.
Liberal and regular feeding aud
watering and regular aud gentle milk
ing are essential if the cow is to do be,
best.
While we are the prosecuting attorney
IN this trial of the COW let us also be
her defence.
R. NJ, WAsHBURN,
State Dairy Commissioner, Columbia,
Mo.
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SCOTT q BOVINE. Chemists
Sos-4l5 Pearl Street, New York
soc. and S1.oo. All druggists
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With Wall Street Interests.

organs COmmoner
The appointment Of Robert Bacon.
until recently a business partner OF J.
PierpOnt Morgan, as first assistant
secretary Of state, is another evidence
that the president does not appreciate
the gravity OF Mr.. LOomis' offense
against official ethics.
The New York Herald is exultant
because American diplomacy in the
far east" will be '~'closely connected
with Wall street." The Herald adds
"There is q greater game ahead. Mr..
Morgan must feel sure that his interests
will be ssteguarded with a former
business associate as assistant secre-
tary Of state" The "game" is out
lined as follows by the Herald:
The appointment Is significant Of
the role which American, especially j.
P. Morgeu's, interest are to play in
the new conditions the state depart
ments must face in the far east, ss
presaged by the Hankow railway con-
cesslon development. The president
knows by experience in the coal strike
that Mr.. Bacon has the confidence of
Wall street, as we'll as intimate knowl-
edge of its plans, in the Transformation
OF China. There can be little doubt
that In the Japanese development Of
Chinese railways American capital,
as well as American products, will
play a leading part. American diplo-
macy in the far east will therefore be
connected with Wall street
interests. Mr.. Bacon may be regarded
an expert in his new field. 1t is
unlikely that his appointment
Is Mr.. Roots assistant had some
influence on Mr.. Morgan's decision to
give up the HAnkow concession. There
s a greater game ahead. Mr.. Morgan
must feel SIRE that his interests will be
Iafegnsrded with 3 former business
associate as secretary of state.
Mr.. LOOMS appointment was
Urged in order to advance some
Enterprises In the south and now we
AVE his successor closely connected
With those who have schemes TO
in the far east. The masses
will be called upon to tax themselves
o keep the navy large enough to pro-
the exploiters-thIs is the
'rogrsm Of those who believe that the
government can properly be made a
'rivate asset in business. How are we
stop graft 10 cities and states IL the
government is used to promote
reat financial enterprisesp Mr..
loot says it is "a capital appoint
II this is a sample Of the
1huence he is to exert over the
resident he will prove as much a
urden to the administration as
Iorton was.
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A TEXAS WONDER.

One small bottle of the Texas
Wonder, Halls Great Discovery, cures
all Kidney and Bladder troubles.
removes Gravel, cures Diabetes.
Seminal Emissions, Weak and Lame
Backs, Rheumatism and all irrepulari-
ties of the Kidneys and Bladder in
both men and women. Regulates
Bladder troubles in children. If not
sold by your druggist, will be sent by
mail on receipt of 81. One small
bottle is two months treatment, and
seldoms fails to cure any case above
mentioned. Sold by all druggists.
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READ THIN.

Neosho, Mo-, July 30, 1901.-I have
been for twenty years a sufferer from
kidney and bladder trouble and have
not been able to do anv work for
several years. The Texas Wonder.
Halls Great discovery, has cured me.
and now am able to do all my work.
Any n in need Of a kidney medicine
will ind this to be the cheapest on
earth, for / have tried them ali.
w. A. DAVIS.
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Improved Sewing Machine

1t Is announced that a Lancashire
mechanic, Dennis Flanagan, has in.
vented what has long been needed but
unnecessarily attempted machine
which will sew direct from two reels Of
Thread thus obviating the winding Of
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The Only Guaranteed kidney Cure
is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund your money if
after taking one bottle you are not
satisfied with results. so ceuts by
orenshaw & Young mar25yl
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John AuII.

There is a case now pending in tn
Supreme Court Of Missouri, appealed
form Clay, Co., in regard to a charity
created there for orphans and poo.
children at and around Liberty, by oui
former citizen, John Aull, who dice
January oath 1912. The brief in thu
case for the charity was written by D.
Q. Allen, of Liberty. From a copy Of
1t in the possession Of q friend we are
permitted to extract the following
brief biographical sketch of John
Aull.
"Atter the lapse Of above sixty-three
years since the death Of the settler OF
the "Aull SchUol Fund" the facts Of
his life, remaining in memory or Of
record, are meagre. 1t is just to him
that they are here recounted.
''John Aull was born in Whining.
ton, Delaware, November "a, 1885.
aud was baptized IN the Old Swedes'
Church Of that city, The Aull family
emigrated to America from London
dSrry, Ireland. He moved rom
Delaware and went 10 Eentucky in
R25 In 1918, he left Kentucky. and.
coming to Missouri, settled at Old
Franklin In Howard Co. As all know
that was in the territorial days. Near
the year 1920, he removed from Old
Franklin and made bis final home at
Lexington, Mo. Lafayette was then
part OF what wa called LiIlard Co.
Soon after his settlement In Lexing-
ton, he was followed to Mo-, by
his brothers, james Aull and Robert
Aull-both younger, and Robert yerv
much younger, than John.
"In bis day, John Aull was the
greatest merchant and capitalist in
Western Mo-, and bis repute for
honorable dealings was without
blemlsh. After settlement in Licking
ton, he and James became partners bv
the firm name Of j. s. j. Aull. Robert
became q member of the firm later
The firm established a general store in
Lexington, and, subsequently.-an
prior to lS2S-in each of the towns of
independence, Liberty, and Richmond,
No. They build a brick store. house
IN each town where they establish a
store, and the size and architecture Of
each house were the same, They
we're interested in a store at Westport.
In 1878, they constructed at
the point where the Old State Road
from Independence to Lexington, Mo.
crosses the Little Blue, the "Blue
famous sixty years ago
for the large quantity and fine quality
its -four. They also became
Interested in the Santa Fe Trade. In
1888, John Aull, IN the main, retired
rom active business, and, wishing to
the desire OF his youth. made
an extensive tour in Europe, visiting
there, the ancestral home in
londonderry. He died in New
Orleans, La, January "a, 1912, while
On a visit there for his health.
Tragedy occurs where it will occur.
So 1t was with two men who were
very close to John Aull. James was
murdered June 20, 1847, in chihuahua.
by Mexicans, after the
American army, under Dopiphan, had
eft there to AOrm a junction with
General Wool, Maj. Samr G. Owens,
independence, Mo was his bosom
and one Of his executors. He
vac killed at the battle Of Sacramento,
Inder Doniphan, Feb. 2S, 1847. John
gratitude to the people of
lafayette, Jackson, Clay and Ray
ountIes, Mo-, was the motive which
Induced him, by his will, to establish
at their oounty-seats.
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There is more Catarrh in this section
u the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable.
For a great many years doctors
pronounced 1t q local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing TO cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it mcurable
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
+. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally In doses
from 10 drops to a tesspoonful. 1t
acts directly on the blood and 0
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for n case it
fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials. Address f. j. CHENEY
& Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by
Druggists, zoo. Take Halls Family
Pills for constipation. s.2m1
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ABSCESS.

ASSESSES, with few exceptions,
are indicative of constipation or de.
bility.
W. H. Harrison. Cleveland, Miss,
writes, Aug. 10, 1902: 81 want to
say a word Of praise for Billiards. Snow
Liniment. l stepped on a nail, which
caused the cords in my leg to contract
ana an abcess to rise in my knee, ana
the doctor. told mt that l would have
a stiff leg, so one day 1 vent to ]. p.
Lords drug store (who is now In Den.
Colo.) He recommended a bottle OF
Snow Liniment; 1 got SOC size and
cured my leg. 1t is the best Imminent
in world. Sold by Orenshaw & Young.
9-2m1
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See display ad elsewhere 10 this
issue Of Russell Bros. reduction sale
Of buggies and other vehicles. 9-22ts
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Tempers Gold and Silver

Sixteen years of u~nceasing toll has
brought to 2. P. Vaughn OF Los
Angeles the secret Of tempsring gold,
silver and copper to a consistency Of
fine steel.
''It has been my life work." Mr..
Vaughn said. 81 have succeeded where
others failed. Now / am beginning
to enjoy the fruit of my labors."
A company has been formed for the
manufacture Of hypodermlc needles,
suture needles and surgical instrument
generally from gold.
A shipment Of machinery has been
relieved from the east, a shop fitted up
and work is gong on. The first
complete set of tempered gold surgical
instruments manufactured will be placed
on exhibition 1t the Los Angeles Cham
Der OF Commerce.-D Dallas News.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
DOG LEADS TRAVELLER
TO BODY OF DEAD MAN
Miner l. Pound With Throat Cut by
the Side uf "a burned
Out CsinIDfirc


EUREKA. April l5.-With an ugly
cash la the left jaw and the throat
cut almost from ear tu ear. the body
or Thomas Eaiiy. a miner, aged e..
,sas found by d campfire OH the road
side. eight miles from Orick, 10y Win
neld beach OF Trinidad last Wednes-
day morning. ISeach wars returning
on horseback from the Bald Hills.
when his attention was attracted by
the peculiar actions of q dog. which
met him on the road and continued
10 run into the brush on the Side of
the road and out again. He followed
the canine to a burned out campfire
and found the body of man. The
dog stood over the body and kept him
at distance. Beach went to a near
by house. and. with a number of men.
returned. The body lay ten feet from
n campfire built IN the hollow OF a log.
A pockelknife covered with blood was
found nearby. bloody trail led from
the log to where the body lay.
Officials attribute death to suicide.
The deceased had lived in Trinidad
twenty yearsago and recently returned,
perhaps. to visit his three daughters.
During his absence most of the time
was spent by him in Siskiyou County
IN mining.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
OFFER To BUILD
scout CRUISERS
Bids for Construction of New
Class of WarShips Opened
by the Navy Department
WEST Is REPRESENTED
Union Iron Works Agrees
to Construct Two of the
Mcn-of- War for 81. .666,0OO

WASHINGTON. April l5.-Bids were
opened at the Navy Department to-
day for the construction of three scout
cruisers which were authorized by the
act OF Congress OF April p. 1904. With
The completion OF these ships there Will
be added to the navy d new and unique
type of vessel
In the opinion of naval officers the
"ar in the Far East has demonstrated
the great value OF scout cruisers. and
since these are planned to have high
speed ard great steaming radius, they
are expected TO prove important addi-
tions to the service. Their building
also opens up the possibility for the
Introduction OF turbine machinery, az
the department in the advertisement
for bids announced that alternative
proposals for the installation OF tur-
bine engines would receive the depart
ment's consideration. In the meantime
the bureau OF steam engineering has
been making a study of turbine sys-
TENS. and has been closely observing
al experiments that have been con-
Quoted iE that direction.
The scout ships are TO be 40 feet
long. with breadth OF 46 feet s inches,
and a drsught OF 10 feet 81 inches. The
displacement is 10 be not more than
$3.50 tons. Provision is made for a total
coal-carrying capacity of about 1850
tons. Each vessel viii be provided
with battery OF twelve three-inch
rapid fire guns and two submerged tor
pedo tubes. -Four smokcstacks will
rise 10 n height OF seventy-two feet
boVe the baseline. The maximum time
allowed FOR the completion OF the yes
sells is fixed at thirty-two months II
reciprocal ting engines are adopted, and
thirty-six months IL turbines are adopt
Cd. 4 total weight OF about lS4 tons OF
nickel steel viii be employed in the
construction OF each vessel for protec-
tive purposes. The speed OF the new
vessels viii be twenty-four knots
The lowest bids for the vessels were
as follows Fore River ShipbuildIng
Company. Quincy. Mass. one al 81 .e29.-
00o. two at sl557 600 each: Union Iron
Works one al sl6ss 900, or two at 81
600 900 each
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
NORMAL SCHOOL TRUSTEES
OPPOSED TO THE "PIJId,,
Take Decided Stand Against Teachers
Securing Appointments Through
Political Influence.

SAN JOSE, April 15.-In the ab-
sence of Governor Pardee, Professor
Wasson, chairman of the Los Angeles
board. presided at to-day's session OF
the joint Board Of State Normal
School Trustees. A paper by Profess
sor e c. Moore OF Berkeley on ..rhe
Ethics of Appointing Teachers at the
State University and Normal Schoor.
was discussed at length. A decided
stand was taken against securing ap-
pointments by means of null" The
board then adjourned.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
VAN ORSDEIIs APPOINTED
SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
MuiIin Succeeds Him as Attorney
General for the State OF
Wyoming.

CHEYENNE. wyo.. April IS
Governor Brooks to-day appointed
Josiah a. Van Orsdell to fII the nm
expired term Of Jesse Knight. de-
ceased. as Justice OF the Wyoming
Supreme Court. Van Orsdeu Is
chairman Of the Republican State
Committee and was the States Attor-
ney General.
Major w. Z. Mullin OF Sheridan was
appoiniedto succeed Van Orsdeu as
Attorney General
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
FOLSOM PRISON CONVICTs
A1RAIGNED FOR MURDER
Finley and Carson TO Be Tried as Ac-
cessories TO KILLING OF Guards
at Outbreak

SACRAMENTO. April Isl. w.
Finley and Charles Carson, two Fol-
som prison inmates, who are aerving
life terms I'm that institution, were ar
raigned in the Superior Court this
forenoon before Judge Hart on
charges OF being accessories to the
murder OF officers Of the prison. They
were ringleaders in the break at the
prison last September, when several
OF the convlcts We're killed and others
wounded by the guards. Should they
be convicted of the charges against
them they will be hanged.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

One OF the stunning new model hats is made Of
white hemp trimmed with moss rosebuds and
foliage and large black pumes-s very dressy hat
Marabout pompon and plumes in the pastel shades
$1,000
Handsome Jet Toque white rose facing and
white agreues finished with jet ornaments $22.5 so
Continental Turbans- -Colored Tuscan straw,
trimmed with American Beauty roses and pale blue
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
2O00 Pairs KId Gloves

IN 14maz1Ng Eastet~ SbectoI
lhee dainty high grade kid gloves just manufacturers upo
date style and the coorng match your Easter They
have three Bo stitching the backs VIII perfect fitting
and all from 54 patent clasps the We know
Of no dollar gloves IN compare with them. Beginning
Monday and while quantity lasts. 13C
The Fanchon Suede Gove the grays NODES beavers
white and fast blacks pair $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
Music Recifals and Specials

AT / m O 23O and 330p day this week the ws
Mary G. Mead will the following hts from the musical farce o U which
viii special Kate Carey" Blew Blew With
the CM Love; also My Own BY Lee Johnson. and the March GoOb
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16

WOn1en,s So. so Silk Ribk
Beginning Monday for before Easter special offer
of ladies' wide silk ribbon ties, pictured having dull gu
vamp, plain toes medium French heels. hand turned
$3.50 per pair, while quantity lasts .............
Among fhe Easter Novelties IN Swell F00fM
lJndressed kid ribbon hes-black gray or brown.
Low Shoes in rich shade Of brown to button tie.
Chocolate kid Oxfords Bucherette $3.50, $2.(
Patent kid ribbon lies. light heavy soles. $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
Hand Bags at Sf.35

ssNsss A0DC -
For sl35 your choice Of this latest and desirable
styles in hand bags
Fifth Avenue bag heavy grain as stock book shape sap
die. outside pockets.
Skirt handle bssPersan seal grain stock double Hap skin handle
large coin purse.
Swagger strap handle bag wau grain stock Persian seal grain
stock. with buckle attachment and extra large eOnpure
Vienna handle bssPeran seal grain stock leather covered ame
the Aaf shape with gilt spring catch and large purse
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
a Special In Fine
Table Linens
and NAPKINS

Imported Uerrnan DAM
ask-White as. snow. highly
mercerized with the sheen of
satin, patterns dainty and new,
fabrics solid and fine. In two
widths:
The 63-inch 75c kind. yard SIC
The T-inch 85c kind, yard 58c
Napkins = Of the same desirable
quality
20x20-inch size. doz. $1.28
22x22-inch size. doz. $f.48
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
a Kew Messs0 for. Easter.

ChiEds-en's z5c
Wash Hats 48C
Baby must have a new Easter hat,
as well as mamma and big sister, and
we have secured a special that will
be eagerly soughtfor by San Francisco
mammas tomorrow.
$50 Pretty Wash Hats in good
quality of lawn. with lace trimmed
pleating, two deep rufles, finished
ON side with rosette Of lace-trimmed
lawn; colors white. pink. blue and
red; a regular and ex- A0~
cellent 75c value. for. TOS
We have the largest assortment and prettiest
styles Of Wash Hats for Children that
We have ever shown From the corded
Wash Hat that buttons and sells at soc !;
the piques at o5c and 85C up to the
elaborate lace and embroidered trimmed hats
al $500, $500 and $3.50
Caps and Bonnets for the little tots
from 2Sc up 10 $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
81 and $z.25 AU Silk
Dress Nets 33c va.

Several thousand yards fine imported ChantIy Point
dEspnt and Iosca Silk Drapery Nets on sale beginning
Monday at traction Of their real values. Pure silk 45-
inch nets some embroidered woven; in all the new
ring dot effects and some have pretty velvet dots others
raised patterns. Coors, white and black and black and
white. combination. all black. all white, cream and
ecru. suitable for waists. skirts and evening gowns
yard =. 23n
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
Best Ham 12c

IdStCAu 9u6dt O1AC4 AoAAAos hiClA1Al SALcs
nice and lean. Monday and 20
Tuesday B<C
Worcestershire Sauce-Lea & Per-
ms Regular 25c. 45c. 75c- Special
23c, 4fc, sec
0hirardelIi's Cocoa, y Ib. tins f9c
35C Coffec-Om Best Java and Mocha
3 lbs 85c, single ID. - 29c
Ripe 0lives-Quans 4Oc, Pinh CSC
Pcas-lmported Moyans. IN f5c
Corn-Best Iowa Sugar Com. doz. .!S5-JO
IN EUG
DIR. Dohrman's Olive OIl-65c bot
ties 63cy. Soc bottle $50
Rabbits Best Soap-ll bars SOC
Yellowstone Whiskey-bottleS5.O5
Duff Gordon Sherry-Qt bottle special
700
keIlar whiskey-Spins '96. instead Of
$4OO. gal. . S3.f5
Malt 0in-Regularly $500. GAL ;S2.65
Canadian Club Whiskey-B ottle
0Bs<U
rock Wine-ReguIarly SOC. gal 42c
Val Blatz Beer doz- .Sf.9O
pts. doz. $Js15
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-16
Wash Sasifis1q
and WaiSfik1g
Easter. ORerfs1GS

Just when The Season opens for
country vacations and holiday excur
sions we give you most opportune
bargains in fine grade welt piques and
fancy weaves in both dark and light
grounds with dainty dots and figures,
the staple Sc values at 7An
New VoiIes-In Scotch worsted effects.
plain and fancy. washable and perfect
for dusty weather wear, per S1I<
yard @ /1S
GaIateas-These satin finished twiIled
heavy weight fabncs with very large range
Of styles and colonngs. yard 15C
White Organdie-Sheer and close in
weave. good for withstandins the laundry
and effective in appearance. yard fOC
White India Internationally hne and
fully 80 in. wide, yard .f5c