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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
WHEELER TO BE HEARD.
Will Give His Views on Measure
Aimed at University Professors.

Will Give His Views on Measure
Aimed at University Professors.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 4.-President
Wheeler and nearly dozen OF the
other learned professors of the Univer-
sity Of California will appear before the
Assembly Judiciary Committee at a
special meeting to be held next week
in relation to the bill introduced by
Gates of Oroville prohibiting the TAX
ing of any fee for or the use of any Of
the time Of professor Of the universi-
ty in making private research or
analysis for hire.
When the bill was introduced it
should have been referred to the Uni
versity Committee, the proper one for
all such measures. A request was
made, though, that 1t go to the Ju-
dietary Committee and, as the requests
of authors Of bills as to reference are
usually needed, the Speaker so re-
ferred it,
Waste is chairman Of the University
Committee and he heard that Gates
had made a remark that he didn't
want the bin to go before that commit
tee, as it would be "stified" there.
When the bill was called up in the Ju-
dietary Committee Waste demanded
that Gates retract his alleged state
ment.
IT made no such statement" said
Assemblyman Gates. Furthermore, I
do not care anything about this bill.
It was handed to me with a request
that introduce it."
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lectors and Others that take advantage
of the ignorance of law on the part of
their victims. The records of this
county are particularly prolific of judg-
ments obtained in outside townships on
outlawed and. unjust claims, where the
defendants, being either ignorant of the
law or absent in other parts Of the
State, have had judgment taken
against them and been put to endless
trouble before they could legally ex-
plain their position. Usually they have
been forced to enter into a compromise
to the advantage of the plaintiff, woh
nine times out of ten is a professional
collector, whose canvassers dug up the
claim out of some ancient and almost
forgotten controversy.
The bills introduced by Assemblyman
Busick provide that where actions are
commenced in Justices Courts where
the court has no jurisdiction of the per-
son or subject matter of said action
there shall be added as part Of the
costs Of the defendant, to be assessed
against the plaintiff, an attorney fee OF
not less than $40 as penalty therefor,
and it shall be the duty of the Justice
before whom such action was COM
menced to assess said costs and cause
the same to be entered as a Judgment
against the plaintiff and in favor Of
the defendant.
The bill also provides that where a
default has been entered in township
where it does not properly belong or
where the court has not jurisdiction of
the person or subject matter Of the ac-
ton, then the defendant may, at any
time within two years, move the court
before whom the action is pending to
vacate and set aside the judgment, and
upon a proper showing the court must
vacate and set aside the same. 1t is
further provided that the earnings Of
the judgment debtor for his personal
services rendered at any time within
thirty days next preceding the levy of
the execution or attachment when 1t
appears that such earnings are neces-
sary for the support of the defendant 9
family, are exempt except where the
debts are incurred for the common
necessaries Of life and the defendant g
earnings are at least 500 month, then
one-quarter Of such earnings are sub
ject to execution to satisfy the debt.
The bills have the support of many
OF the most prominent attorneys of this
and other cities of the State-of attor-
neys who have given their time with
out charge in defeating for unfortu-
mates the efforts of collectors and hum
cry lawyers to loot them of their homes
or deprive them of their small means
of subsistence.
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ATTORNEYS ARE INTERESTED.
Seek Passage of Bill Providing Fees
for Defending INDECENT Prisoners.


for Defending INDECENT Prisoners.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 4.-There is a
strong lobby of rising young attor-'
neys" here working for the passage of
Senator Bauer's bill that relates to the
payment Of fees to attorneys as
signed by courts to defend per-
sons unable from lack of means
to procure counsel. AS the law
now stands the court may appoint any
attorney to defend an INDECENT prisoner
at the bar and the only compensation
the attorney has is the small measure
of glory he may reap by winning
victory for his client. Bauer's bill pro-
vides that if the defendant is accused
of any crime that may involve death
or life Imprisonment the attorney ap-
pointed to defend him shall receive $40
q day for his services. For any other
felony charge the attorney defending
the accused shall receive SO a day,
but in each instance the attorney must
make affidavit that he has not directly
or indirectly entered into any contract
by which he is to receive further COM
pensation for such services from any
source. Only one attorney in each
case Will receive the fee in event of the
passage OF the bill
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AMATEURS WILL REPEAT
PLAY IN AID OF CHARITY

The Liars" which was given with
so much success by the amateur actors
of the smart set at the Columbia
Theater last week. will be repeated at
the Tivoli on Monday evening, Feb
ruary 13. The production this time
will be for the benefit Of the San Fran
cisco Polytechnic, of which DR.. J. Will
son Shiels Is president.
On all sides there was demand for
a second production, and DR.. Shiels.
who gave a great deal of time to the
preparation of the play, promptly
agreed, if the polyclinic were made
the beneficiary. The cast will be the
same as before. The distribution Of
the parts is as follows:
Edward Falkner. Lloyd Lowndes;
Gilbert Napean, H. Med. Spencer,
George Napean, Thomas r. Eastland; !;
Freddie Tatton, William H. Smith Jr.:
Jessica Napean. Miss Frances Jolliffe:
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ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
EXTENDS IT'S ENGAGEMENT

The music lovers of this city will be
glad to learn that the Tivoli manage
ment has succeeded in securing the
services Of the italian Opera Com
pany for two more weeks. The efforts
of the singers met with such great
success during their engagement that
many demands were made for re-
newal of the operas.
The opera house will be closed to-
morrow evening. On the following
night the opera company will render
Lucia" with Tetrazzini In the title
role. Andre Chenier" is to be sung
on Wednesday night for the first time
and Berlindi and Frosini are to appear
in the principal roles. Among the
other productions that will be rendered
during the engagement are THE Pearl
Fishers" La Boheme." Carmen
and "Traviata." The first of these
operas has never been sung before q
San Francisco audience and promises
to be 3 great success
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PE-RU-NA HAS BECOME THE
WORLDS CATARRH REMEDY
BECAUSE 1T CURES, AND
CONTAINS NO NARCOTICS
AND NO WhISKEY.

ommend Peruna as an excellent remedy
for all catarrhal troubles
Hon. Geo. c. Hazelton. ex-member OF
lows: 'T can cordially recommend your
Peruna to any one suffering with ca
tarrh."
Governors Praise Pe-ru-na.
Hon. ". NJ Lord. Governor OF Oregon.
writes as follows: Il have had occasion
TO use Peruna in my family for colds,
and il proved to be an excellent remedy"
Hon. r. Howell Gleaves. Governor OF
South Carolina, says: Il am glad 20
speak my best possible words for Peruna
as a remedy and as a tonic"
Prom nent Army Generals.
Gen. VIM. Cooper Talley of Washing
ton. D. c.. in writing OF Peruna, says:
Your Peruna has been used by me and
my friends as a relief for catarrhal trou-
Oles WITH tee RosI os
says. Il am happy to say I have sue
ceeded in curing what threatened to be
serious affiiction by taking Peruna"
Gen. Robert Smalls. Beaufort. 8. c.. In
a recent letter, saws: II fnd Peruna BEN
eficial and to be all that IL promises
Gen j. d. Mcbride writes from WASH
ington as follows; i have no no, hesitation
Gen. John Middleton says: II feel IL
duty to recommend Peruna's usefulness
to my fellow citizens"
Gen. s. 8. Yoder writes from Washing
ton: II have found Peruna to be won
derfuI remedy"
Gen. L. l.. Lumax Washington, d. c.,
SAYS the following: II can cheerfully
recommend your remedy as a perma-
nent and effective cure for catarrh."
Gen. Ira G. Abbott says: Il am fully
convinced that your remedy. Peruna, Is
an excellent tonic.
Write TO Dr.. Hartman.
II you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use of Peruna.
write at once to DIR. Hartman. giving a
full statement Of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis
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TORRANCE IMPEACHMENT.
Assembly Committee Hears Testimony
Against Accused Jurist.

Against Accused Jurist.
SAN DIEGO, Feb 4-The Assembly
committee appointed to investigate the
charges brought against Judge z. S.
Torrance by the Los Angeles Bar As
sociation, in an endeayOr to secure his
impeachment. began hearing testimony
here to-day. The Los Angeles Bar As
sociation was represented by w. H.
Anderson and Russ Avery. and Samuel
N. ShOrtridge Of San Francisco repre-
sented Judge Torrance. ]. c. Hizar, a
lawyer Of this city, was the first wit
ness. He stated that he thought the
Judge was under the influence of
liquor About the middle of the year
1903, he said, Judge Torrance had
signed an order in a probate case and
had placed his name below the line
provided for the signature. At the
time Of making the order the Judge
said he was Of the opinion that he had
not the authority TO do so and an
nOunced that he would not be bound
by it. Witness thought his remarks
were peculiar. He was of the opinion
that Judge Torrance had been drink
ing.
When asked why he was Of this
opinion Hizar said that Judge Tor
rance seemed to have difficulty in
speaking and the fact that he had
signed his name In the wrong place
was peculiar. Witness, however, was
rot prepared TO say that Judge Tor
rance was intoxicated on that day.
Later Hizar said he thought Torrance
was intoxicated
This opinion was based upon the
general actions Of Torrance. Mr.. HI
zar further declared that on one occa-
sion, going into a saloon, he found Tor
rance boxing with a rough looking
fellow" Hizar stated, however, that
Torrance was mot much intoxicated" {"
Hizar said that he never saw Torrance
intoxicated before or since that time.
Under questioning by Attorney Short
ridge Hizar said that at the time Judge
Torrance signed the order in the pro-
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ty-fve years Peruna has stood the test
of every opposition.
Made in large quantities to supply the
immense demand for it, it requires the
utmost vigilance to maintain the purity
and excellence of every single bottle
Sent as 1t is to the cold, wintry climate
of the North, or the hot. torrid climate
of the South, Peruna must be so pre-
pared that neither cold nor heat can
change its composition or alter it's ap-
pearance.
In All Directions.
North. South, East and West, carloads
of Peruna are being rapidly conveyed u
their destination by hundreds of rail
roads.
Not a single bottle of this vast amount
contains a speck Of impurity or the
slightest difference in composition. The
contents Of every bottle are exactly alike.
All these difficulties have been overcome
and Peruna is furnished to over two mil
lions of homes. each bottle in spotless
purity and pharmaceutical integrity.
Endorsed b. Prominent People
No medicine that the world has ever
produced has received the unqualified en-
dorsement of so many prominent people
as Peruna.
All classes praise Heruna. Heople or
national prominence, who are busy
with professional and official affairs. do
not usually take time to<write letters of
commentator. Such people are gener-
ally very cautious about allowing their
names or photos to be used in public
print. especially to recommend a remedy,
even though they believe the remedy to
be a good one.
But Peruna arouses such enthusiastic
approval as to break down all precedents
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A Great Mandatory.

A representative Of this paper had the
pleasure Of viewing the greatest medi-
cine plant in the world and presents the
following interesting facts:
The plant of The Peruna Drug Manu-
featuring Company is the largest propri-
etary medicine mandatory in the world.
Its buildings are Of the most modern and
expensive kind. including within them
pharmaceutical apparatus equal to any
establishment Of the kind in the worId.
The plant covers a large area in the
thriving city Of Columbus. and many of
the buildings in the point Of architecture
and materials are the finest structures
IN the State OF Ohio No expense o.
pains have been spared to make Peruna
one Of the most scientific and phama-
ceutical products the world has ever
known.
The rapid growth of the Peruna Drug
Manufacturing Company is as phenome-
nal in the business world as the univer-
sal popularity Of their famous remedy
Peruna-
The accompanying cut gives a glimpse
Of the home Of 'Peruna as il stands to-
day. visit TO its busy laboratories
bottling and shipping rooms constitutes
one OF the sights of the city.
Hsnd EDS Of Visitors
t1unOTeoS OF NlSllOrS are conducted
through the establishment every month.
where everything concerning the manu-
facture Of Peruna that can be compre-
hended by the nonprofessional visitor is
fully explained.
Although Peruna is a proprietary med
icine. the details q its compounding are
no secret. and nothing gives DR.. Hart
man greater pleasure than to show the
many friends Of Peruna all Of the es-
sential processes by which Peruna is
made.
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in this particular. IT is no wonder when
one stops to think of it. Catarrh is an
insidious disease. While 1t does not
often make one actually sick abed, it is
very annoying ailment. 1t hangs on.
year after year. 1t yields neither winter
nor summer. 1t becomes a drag and a
drain from the vitality. a Disagreement
as well as an annoyance.
To be rid Of such a disease after re-
peated failures to cure IL, is sure to
awaken feelings of unrestrained graft
tude.
A Grateful Public.
This is why so many prominent people
give public endorsements OF Peruna-
They have received cure, have been lib
Grated from a thralldom that may have
imprisoned them for years. No wonder
they are willing to praise such a remedy.
No other inducement would have Sc
cured the consent of Senators, Govern
ors. Congressman. Consuls, Bishops.
prominent physicians and clergymen OF
all creeds. No inducement but genuine
gratitude could have procured such tes-
timonials.
c0nsressmen Recommend Pe-ru-ns-
Hon F. Y Fitzpatrick. Congressman
from Kentucky. says: II can .cheerfully
recommend your remedy to any one suf-
fering with catarrh or who needs good
tonic"
Ex-Congressman Phil B. Thompson
from Kentucky says: II take pleasure in
testifying to the merits OF your medi-
cine
Hon. H. F. Bartine. ex-member OF Con-
gress from Nevada. says the following:
Your Peruna is a great remedy for ca
tarrh and all its incidentals"
Congressman j. A Barham Of Santa
Rosa, Cal, says: 81 can cheerfully rec
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Hoods C0rSdp0riild

No other medicine acts like ii; no
other medicine has done so much
real, substantial good, no other medi-
cine has, restored health and strength
at so little cost.
hoods sarsaparilla promises to cure
on6 keeps the promise.
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CLERGY NAN
PURCHASES
4 CHURCH
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BABYLON, N. Y, Feb. 4.-Rev.
John d. Long. who had a successful
pastorate of fifteen years In the Pres
byterian church here, Is determined
to have a church Of his own. To this
end he has paid down toward the pur-
chase of the old building of the Lenox
Road Methodist Episcopal Church
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bate proceedings he did not think the
actions of the court unusual. His later
opinion was based upon comment of
attorneys in the courtroom.
Judge George w. Puterbaugh was the
next witness. Judge Peterbaugh said
that he had observed Judge Torrance.
when the latter was in an intoxicated
condition, several times during the last
two years.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Peculiar
To Itself

In what il is and what it does-con-
tanning the best blood-purifying, al
terative and tonic substances and eff
fecting the most radical and perma-
nent cures of all humors and all erup-
tions. relieving weak, tired, languid
feelings and building up the whole
SYSTEMS true only of
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Continued From Page %, Column Z.

friendly terms since the breaking of
the scandal. Jordan and French were
together a great deal on the very night
of the expose, and he has been with
Emmons and the others many times
since. 1t is quite apparent that there is
no strained relations between the Sem
ators and their reputed agent.
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0rt, Thousant Patients.

DR.. Hartman estimates that he must
have prescribed Peruna for over forty
thousand patients before it was adver-
tised as proprietary medicine. In fact,
forced DR., Hartman to
manufacture the remedy himself in order
to insure a standard purity and a uni
form appearance.
Peruna needed no advertising in the
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
Strong Features
--OF THE
COLDFIELD-HERALD
MINING COMPANY

Lew Capitalization (B1 500, ,oooD
All Treasury stock
Competent Management
Superior Locatton Of CIalAs
Fine Surface Inaicatisas
Non-assessabfe stock
Operating In = known Dtsfx1we
Opportunity to Get IN st the
Beginning
Ne Paid 0f1cers or D1rsotows
stock SO q share
Quick Advancement I'm VALVE sure
The picked samples brought back ~ Ia di.-
coverer show immense quantities OF ne gota.
some black oxide Of iron and occasionally cop-
per stains. Some OF these viii assay - nIf
as s75, ,0r0 to $50 900 per ton. The ledge 10 MADE
up OF very open-grained quarts. heavily siiiei-
fed.-'.The Mining Investor.
Tomorrow the z1st inst. tie Comotns1on
Mines Company will pay its tnird diViasnas
ing for Sc, eco or 10 per cent on stock ousstano
ing II has also been aseertalneo tna1 tns Sou-
pany intends to make this dividend regularly
every month. instead Of quarterly, a. stated
It Is not only able to do this, but as matter Q.
fact they have been placing an equAi smoohs
for the past two months into reserve Iunos sna
will continue to do until 500 Ooo Is 20 placed.
after which It is probaole that tns dlvleenos
will be increased. As these dividends are oeL18
paid on shipping ore only, and Win no speclaI
effort at production, IL can readily De seen snAL
when the new mill begins grinding out bullion
dividend of so per cept monthly Ia nst I'M
prooable.-"Goldheld News.
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Pe-ru-na's Popularity.

This exactly explains why Peruna has
become so popular. 1t cures catarrh.
This is an amply sufficient reason why it
should become popular. Catarrh is al
most universal. Catarrh is difficult to
cure. The doctors do not care to treat
cases of catarrh at all. 1t therefore fol-
lows that when a remedy is devised that
can be used by any one in the home at a
moderate cost, such a remedy should in
evitably become popular.
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Prescrib d for Years.

With very little change this prescrip-
tion was used year after year. So fire.
quently did he have occasion to write
the formula for Peruna that he could do
it ir the dark with his eyes shut.
People would take the prescription to
the drug stores. where they would spro-
cure the medicine. Unfortunately one
druggist would put up the prescription a
little differently than another druggist.
The color would not be the same, or pos
sibly the taste would be a little different
One druggist would fix Peruna so that
there would be a little sediment in it.
while another would compound it in such
a way as to maintain it perfectly clear
For years DR.. Hartman used Peruna in
his private practice as a regular pre-
scriptior, and had no thought of manu-
featuring and advertising it as a propri-
etarY medicine.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
pe-ru-na contsins No Narcotics.


There are a great many catarrh cures
in the world The most Of them are
local applications. Few of them are to
be used internally.
Unfortunately. a large number Of these
catarrh remedies. especially the ones
prescribed by the doctors. contain mar
cotics of some sort. Cocaine, opium.
whisky and other narcotics are used.
These remedies give temporary relief.
The patient thinks he is better hight
away. In a few weeks. however. he dis
covers his mistake Not only is his ca
tarrh no better, but he has acquired the
habit of using some narcotic.
This happens in a multitude of cases.
Such remedies cannot succeed. People
find them out very quickly.
ASafe Home Remedy.
One reason why Peruna has found per-
manent use in SO many homes is that it
contains no narcotics of any kind. Pc
runa is perfectly harmless 1t can be
used any length of time without acquir-
ing a drug habit. Peruna does not pro-
duce temporary results. 1t is permanent
in it's effect.
and gradually eliminates catarrh by re-
moving the cause of catarrh. There are
a multitude of homes where Peruna has
been used off and on for twenty years.
Such a thing could not be possible if
Peruna contained any drugs of a narcotic
nature.
Used for Twenty five Years.
Peruna has been before the public as a
catarrh cure for about twenty-five years.
Previous to that time it was the private
prescription of DR.. Hartman. For twen
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Pe-ru-na Actually Cures.

The reason why Peruna has become a
standard catarrh remedy the world ovel
is simply because it cures catarrh. There
is no other possible explanation of it. 1t
is simply idle talk for any one to pretend
that advertising can create a popularity
for a medicine equal to that of Peruna.
If Peruna did not cure catarrh. people
would soon find it out. Perhaps a we'll
worded advertisement might sell bottle
of Peruna, even though Peruna were no
good.
But. after person has bought one bot
tie of a useless medicine, no advertise
ment can induce him to buy the second
bottle. If. on the other hand he finds
the medicine to be what it is recommend
ed, then he requires no further argument
or inducement.
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= Buildings Cover Floor Space of Seven Acres. -
American Product Millions Of Homes

section where the doctor practiced medi-
cine Already thousands of people knew
of its good qualities. This is exactly
what has happened in every other local
ity where Peruna has been used.
1t is not like so many other remedies
that pass away as soon as the first two
hotties are used The longer Peruna is
used in any community, the more popu-
lar it becomes.
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PROFESSIONAL COLLECTORS.

Two Bills Are Introduced I'm Assembly
to Curb Their Rapacity.
SACRAMENTO. Feb. 1.-TWO bills
have been introduced by Assemblyman
Busick that If passed will go a long
way toward curbing rapacious bill coll
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
A Doctors Prescription.

Before Peruna was manufactured as
proprietary medicine it had been pre-
scribed by DR.. Hartman for many years.
The doctor used to practice medicine in
Pennsylvania and was probably one of
the largest practitioners in that State.
Every day he found himself writing his
favorite prescription for catarrh and ca
tarrhal ailments
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-05
A Safe Home Remedy.
used for Twenty five Years.

Peruna has been before the public as a
catarrh cure for about twenty-five years.
Previous to that time it was the private
prescription of DR.. Hartman. For twen-
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GOldfield- Herald Stock To Be
Withdrawn From the Market

now on small Of ofstkc
(pa $o, be wnhda
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n % act quk