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THOUGHT.

of All
Prayer is the soul in action. And in
its highest form it is the highest energy
of which the soul is capable-the most
positive power in mans relation to
God.-Rev. John Reid, Presbyterian,
Brooklyn.
strength For Hard Duties.
Only when man is Influenced in the
ordering of his life by the authority
Of a higher being. whose word is law
and TO whom he holds himself az
countable for his actions, does he ind
strength to follow the rough road Of
duty.-Rev. B. J. Often, Catholic, st.
Louis.
U~nraveIing the TanE1es.
There is no speculative process by
which the mind nay unravel the sore
tangles of mortal experience. A coz
demned heart cannot find relief in a
logic book. The cold, bloodless hand
Of reason eve wiped away a tear.
The intellect has not discovered any
balm for heartache. - Rev. Howard
DuEeld, Presbyterian, New York.
Warning to Parents.
Consider, for instance, what occurs
in our own homes. Alas, it is too often
the case that parents are careless in
the presence Of the children that God
has SEM them. Take it home to your
selves, and consider if o have ever
taken the name of God in vain in the
presence Of your innocent Children
Rev. Denis O'Callaghan, Catholic, Bos-
ton.
True Test of Life.
The man who bottles up within him
self whatever goodness he has is the
incarnation of sel1shness. The truly
happy and great man Is he whose life
Is a blessing to others. The true test
Of life is not what a man has or what
he knows, but what he is. Being good,
kind and helpful, his acts will blossom
into fruits of blessing.-Rev. DR.. Rich
ard T.. Jones. Presbyterian. Pittsburg.
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Water convenience. Eight rooms be-
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AOUSE FOR RENT-New two
"A story house, water works, cleo
trio lights and sewerage. Apply to
Jos. Edwards.
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man to
Wv manage an Office and distrib-
uting depot for large manufacturing
concern. Salary $1,000 per annum
and commissions. Applicant must
have good references and $1,000.
Capital secure. Address, Supt. 1923
West 18th St., Chicago.
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AtOR Rem The BRICK building
a at ia Walnut street w. suit
able for store or office. Apply to DIR.
r. A. SmIth.
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EOK RENT-A 2 horse farm near
Il the city, residences and out
houses, with or without team. APP
ply at once 10 DR.. M. e. Robinson.
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Robinson's Red Spruce pnd Cherry
Expectorant, cur coughs and colds.
25c guaranteed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
TRADE LARGE BUT FEATURELEsS,

seldom that trade is so feaureless
country the other complete tranquility
vailed Nothing occurred anywhere attention.
At the there pronounced expansion of general
cearngs volume of the cearing themselves which
up the ecordbreakng aggregate of SSSoooo This is SIM
ply huge and good idea OF the business beng done
all OF the first fyhve cities and
the clearinghouse list only twokansas City and Memphis
showed decrease from last and even these were trivial that
Kansas City being only and that at Memphis only
per The gains the contrary that New
York being 1918 per cent at buTg 40 per cent at Phadepha
Chicago S Boston 3II cent and
The failures the 245 23o for the correspond
ing week last year
This great Improvement in
ceived from the Middle West where there heavy buying
The and steel trades also send
ing good reports very signs this
is the voluntary raising OF the 10000 men in the Pens
district per the general good times being
nonced as the reason This one act alone speaks more Tor the con-
dition of trade than pages OF statistics.
ard dividend paying stocks and good bonds the New York stock
daily sales have lately been running
shares and while the general of the market
chiefly the general public
the png and spectators not conspicuous at There
much spare the country that must be invested and
i $ finding this outlet
Money. in fact plentiful all world Even the
upon by Japan conduct the Oriental
have thus far produced adverse effect upon the financial market
and their huge borrowings effected with practically difficulty
hesitation With funds thus plentiful good times ensue as mat
ter of course
The great staples continue previously All
in normal demand and good margins of profit The
The Pacific Coast still sending in fine trade reports Through
out the three States conditions uniformly brilliant he weather
this year has been ideal large has been seeded
10 the different grains while there have been no serious drawbacks
prospects up With the spring showers
and continued immunity from ross the fruit yield of the
should be very large this year. stocks of the crop
practically ought bring fair prices The
conditions prevail in grain These for the
farmers the whole country eapng the benefits thereof
AS far San
glance the enjoying of pronounced
prosperity Tall buildings going all sides downtown and
are being filled tenants completed New buildings
spngng the residence districts bewderng numbers
No complaints being heard from the
chants and the ul in trade which attention called
weeks have passed and to have been
good the of the bearing mind of that trade,
like physical health completely immune from sudden and
unexpected malade although still enjoying good times
led reckless forget that
other will again feel the pinch of hard times
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

few later the peasant girl became the bride
of Guras, and they America seek their for
tune.
Il almost certain that it Prince Rudolph
who to home in Newport News. Va, two years
ago declared Mrs Giuras
He there three times as days How
we'll | remember the last evening house
him of tea and there must have been some
thing about my manner that led him to believe we sus
pected his identity felt certain at the time that had
the honor of serving tea to the Crown Prince Rudolph
Giuras confirmed all his wife told him about the
time the shipbuildng yard Newport News
Il working day in the yard" said Giuras,
when noticed who there apparently as
a helper 1t evident that he skilled me-
chanc; in fact it plain that he who
wont to make his living with his hands Even then
felt that had seen him before but could not recall
where.
"Once | asked the stranger what time it was. He
pushed back the sleeve of his blue flannel shirt and there
casped around his wrist wide gold chain in the
middle of which was small gold watch The edge Of
been diamonds. 1t bidding that he to
my house.
THE third day the shpyard said to the stranger
look much like the Crown Prince Rudolph of
Austria that could he II did not know
he had been dead these years.
The stared at for moment as IL at loss
for words and then turning said; One easily
be mistaken in identities
He drew his pay that night and after making
short call at house he said good-by and have
him from that day to this. But, like many
friends in this country believe the Crown
Prince"
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
LOVES SIGHT
IS ALL RlGHl |
Fewer Mistakes Made by Engaged and Married
People Than Generally Supposed
BY DOROTHY Kenmore
BY DOROTHY FENIMORE
~. yHY It is that the engaged and

M HHY 1t is that the engaged and
Nv married people of our ac-
y" quaintance have fallen in love
w with the particular objects of
their devotion is a question
which in our social dialogue has come
to expect no answer. The interroga-
ton mark which indicates the problem
does yeoman service, both as an ex-
clamation point and as a comma, which
permits one to get breath for further
discussion OF the subject. Truly, COM
pared with this double riddle OF hu-
manity, the mystery of the sphinx is
easy reading-especially since the
world has gained a competent inter-
prefer of the latter in Colonel Ram.
Love is blind we say sententionsly,
as we look upon the strange marital
partnerships that he brings about. but
in our hearts, meanwhile, we wonder
if, after all, we ourselves are not the
ones who fail to see Or else we take
one step further into the great un-
known. by echoing Emerson's reason
ing: Love is blind because he does
not see what he does not like" And
this, it is interesting to note, is the at
titude which that epigrammatic writer
Of our own generation. Ellen Thorney-
croft Fowler, takes on the matter in
her latest novel, Kate of Kate Hall"
1t is a short-sighted View to take of
the phenomenon in question. Rather,
love sees what it wants to see. While
the mind of man Is prone to classify all
people under few categories, some Of
which it accepts and some OF which 1t
rejects as uncongenial. the heart of
man is a character faster, with sweet
tooth for certain delicacies for which
it is on the lookout with the keen judg-
ment of an epicure.
In his psyeho-physicaI laboratory
the scientist has evolved that hard
worked theory of the mutual attraction
of opposite temperaments. He has laid
down with sober pomposity a set of
rules for matchmaking, which we ad-
miringly regard as sure things" with
as respectful confidence as that we
accord to the recipes in grandma's
home made cook book
Yet we are really, L think. in the .po-
sition of the little boy of whom we
read few months ago, who saw the
world upside down because he had not
learned to see II right side up. With
u.s. as with him. it is not the exception
which proves the rule, but the rule
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
RUDOLPH OF AUSTRIA AND WOMAN WHO BELIEVES HE is ALIVE

@ IXTEEN years ago the world startled by the
official bulletin from Vienna telling the
suicide of the Crown Prince Rudolph. To-day there
in the belief that that bulletin a sham
and that their beloved Prince is alive. Many these
Austro Americans believe they have him in this
country in the last three
Here in New York, SAYS the World, live of the
former subjects of his father Emperor Francis Joseph
who think that the Crown Prince is living in America
voluntary exile only awaiting the death of the Emperor
and claim the throne Not few of these
feel they have the
right in New York Others equally they
him in Boston, Philadelphia and other cities
The Prince last in Boston ago. they
At the time of the suicide of the
Prince all but the most meager information sup
The official bulletin gazetting his death
said that he had been found dead the side of the dead
body of Marie Vetsera woman for whom he had begged
10 be allowed to surrender his right to the Austrian
throne. She said to have taken poison. According
to the bulletin, the Prince had shot himself.
But many Austrians have always believed that for
That the Crown Prince disappeared
Two found in this city, says the World
almost willing that they have the
this within the years. They
Domink Guras and his wife, of No. 602 West Forty
eighth street At the time of the reported suicide of the
Prince they peasants living at Chunschi. Austria
Guras fourteen years DID, and her husband ten
her senior.
Prince Rudolph a popular idol. He travelled
about the country without pomp and known all
empire Mrs. Giuras recalls seeing the Prince only
husband him about the same time.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
Warsaw's social Glass"

The town of Warsaw may be called
the milk producers Eden, although
the milk consumers Eden 1T certainly
is not. There is probably nowhere
such milk town. as this. Restau-
rants are but little frequented. On
the other hand, the public frequents
the various dairies in great numbers
in order to chat with friends or read
the newspapers, to the accompaniment
of a black or white coffee or a glass of
cold or warm milk. To close p BAR
gain, or to talk business, the milk sa-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

Caesar warmly by the leg. but don't
think you are the only seizer in the
bunch or that am the only lobster
present."
HOSTILITIES.-Mrs. Smith-Polite-
ness costs nothing I am sure. nv dear
Smith-No; but IL 1t was advertised
at 81 9S, a lot more people would have
it.
FLY.-A fly and flea In a nue
Were imprisoned. Now what could
they do?
Said the fly: Let US nee."
Let us fly" said the flea
So they flew, through flaw in the nue.
AT THE QUICK LUNCH PLACE
Penrose Quill-You are back soon: did
you have a good lunch?
Miss Poser-Well. hardly I INDUCED
in one Of those counter-irritants YOU
read about.
PROGRESS. = Mrs. Township = Be
yew gettin' along any faster. Ezry?
Lawyer Township (grimly)-Yep: I'm
maintainin' a reg'lar speed now OF tew
hundred mistakes a minute.
SAVE YOUR QUARTERSi-
Every man." says Russell Sage.
Should save a quarter of his in
income;"
For as he draws to green old age
Slowly and slowlier may the tin
come.
The difference 'twixt Russ and Us
Is wide as 'twixt saint and satvr.
-
we give our quarter to the waiter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

miles inland from the coast OF Perm
Inc Government of Peru gave the orig
mai settlers, seventy-ffve in number
absolute sovereignty over the small do
main, allowing them to make such
Jaws Tor themselves as they desired
Inc colony now numbers about 120O,
composed Of Peruvians. Chileans Bra
zilians. Germans, Englishmen and a
rev Americans The cost of member
snip IS $500 American gold. No drones
are ahoWed- Any one except a negro
or an Indian can become member.
POLICE FORCE-A reader. Mare Is
land, CAL The provision of the char
ter of San Francisco, applying TO the
eligibility of individuals for appoint
ment on the police force is as follows:
Section 3. article vIn.-No person shall h.
unless member OF the Police Department
OF good character for honesty and sohrietv
sDle able to rsad and write the English Ian
Ior AZ least fve years next preceding his ap-
polntment Every appointee to the depart
more than s5 years. must possess me 1,sces- -.
Sary quahncations required for recruits Of the
SnI.eo states army. and before his appoint
nsnS must pass a satisfactory medical exam
nation under such rules and rerulations a.
NAY, may oe prescribed by the Board OF Police Com
miSsloners In making appointments the board
snail never regard the political or RELIGIOUS
preferences or affiliations OF any candidate
In addition, the applicant must pass
an examination under civil service
rules III man enlisted in the marines
stationed at Mare Island wanted to be
candidate for appointment on the
police force he would have in the first
place TO show that he had been a resi-
dent OF San Francisco for five years.
The time that he served In the marines
would be counted as part OF the time
OF his residence in the city named. IL
at the time of enlistment he was a
resident Of that place.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
Berlin's Young Detectives.

The school children of Berlin have
been examined by health officers this
were astonishing. Ten per cent were
found to be insufficiently developed.
either mentally or physically, to do the
school work, and had to be sent home
tc grow for six months. Sixteen per
cent were found to lack the strength
to study, owing to the debilitating eff
feet of scarlet fever and other diseases,
and per cent were suffering from tu-
bercular troubles.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
PICKINGS FROM PUCK.

REBUKED.-"Charle have you
ever considered going into any busi-
ness %
Nav. The governor wanted me to
last yeah, but 1 told him. dontcher-
know. it was enough to have one
tradesman in the family
AN ECONOMICAL EVENING
Father Waspe-See here. young lady:
this idea of being popular burns alto
gether too much gas. 1t has got to
stop.
Winnie Waspe-Don't say a word.
papa dear. Gussie Glow-worm is COM
ing tonight and gas won't be neces-
sary.
PROOF POSITIvE.-Artist = Why.
Great Scott mani You've got my paint
ing hung upside down.
Member Hanging Committee-Im-
possible!
Artist-But you really have. There's
my name and date in the upper left
hand corner, when il ought to be down
here in the lower right hand cornerl
FIRST PRINcIPLEs.-"Did Jones
make much money giving memory les
sons?''
No; most of his students forgot to
pay him."
LOBSTER DIXIT.-"Thus do I take
possession of this country" read
Caesar from his manuscript. as he fell
prone upon the forbidding coast of
Britain.
Well met, brother" responded
venerable lobster who had been there
since before the fall, as he grasped
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

been elected by the delegates representing th
population of St. Petersburg will not be chosen
of labor be complied with. Among these demand
speech full publicity of meetings of the commits
ton of the censorship The labor delegates also
resumption of the strike unless these demands
The Zemski Sobor which Nicholas II is sait
is great national council representing the noble.
and peasants. 1t has not been summoned since
the Great, but whatever of permanent law Russia
enacted by the Zemski Sobors of bygone centuri
such an assembly upheld the Gar it would inde
the country round the throne in defense of the e
be almost as dangerous to the dynasty as was the
ten gathering together of the French States-Ger
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

which proves all the exceptions.
There are very few people Of ordi-
nary intelligence who are really COM
monplaee. The average Of individuality
is most amazingly high, considering
the tendency of civilization to cast
mankind in few molds. But. if you are
self-centered. or have not trained your
self to look upon every personality as
unique. you pass over the conspicuous
quality which makes each man diff
ferent from every other man on earth
and you either classify him by some
trait which he possesses in common
with other men or else you look for
tricks Of mind or manner which exen-
plify your own experience Therefore
you are the blind one, for you fail to
see the thing which love invariably
sees. Loves insight Is finer than rea-
sons.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

loon is resorted to; chess and billiards
are likewise to be played in these rec
ognized places of public resort. But
in spite of this enormous consumption
of milk the supply is of the most
wretched characters: in fact, it is in
describably bad.-London Globe.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

A silver medal has been given to
James Nield of Blackburn. England,
who ran from a burning house, but on
hearing the screams of his baby broth
er returned, went upstairs into blaz-
ing bedroom and rescued the child.
James is years old.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

GROUND FOR Reader,
City. The grounds for absolute di-
vorce in California are: Adultery,
cruelty; desertion, one year; neglect,
one year; habitual drunkenness, one
resided in the State one year before
the commencement of the action.
PROPERTY-Subscr Sacramen-
to, Cal. This department does not
know of any law that will prevent a
property owner from dredging his land
and leaving it in that condition if he
desires, unless that by so doing 1t be-
comes a nuisance or a menace to the
public health. In such a case he could
be proceeded against.
MUSTANG-H B. r.. CITY. The
origin of the word mustang as ap-
piled to the horse is obscure. 1t is the
name that has been given TO the wild
horse of the pampas and the prairies
of the Americas. The animal is de-
scended from Spanish imported stock
but has reverted to the feral state. In
dian ponies and small horses used in
the Western States and Territories of
the United States are mustangs or
descendants OF mustangs.
BEN HUR-B., City. The answer
that was published in this department
some time since relative to E. j. Nor
gan in the title role of Ben Hur was
based on information furnished bv sew
eral theatrical managers and critics OF
this city. A correspondent calls atten-
ton to the fact that there is in the
Broadway Magazine a photograph of
Morgan in that character and that the
accompanying article declares that he
played the role in the Broadway
Theater, New York. This goes 10
prove that managers and critics do not
know 1t ALL
UNIQUE COLONY. B., City. The
Unique Colony alluded to in the COM
munication is called the Buenos Ami
gos Colony 1t was founded in 1853 by
a wealthy Peruvian named Don Jose
Rodriguez. 1t Is located about 100
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
SOCIAL UNREST IN RUSSIA.

HE fact that the difficulties of the Russian Government be
that imperial manifesto has just been pub
calling the country rally round the throne de-
fens of the from internal enemies coupled with reports
the date indicating that social unrest still adding its dangers
from the foreign
that the Gar have resort to that method OF calling the
throne
has rumored he had made decision
TO
The by which the Government attempted quiet the
Petersburg have according the latest reports
proved failure the strike Moscow has been resumed large
trouble in the Caucasus there rong in Warsaw
reconciliation committee who have
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06
CALIFORNIA LEADS.

THE State was shocked at the exposure of
Senators at Sacramento. Some were shocke
the offense charged, and others were humiliat
of the bribe, only $780, 1t was too cheap. If
sell they are expected to be quoted higher than 4
put them in the City Council class of corruptid
account as well as on account OF the offense tseI
price paid, the State has hardly seen we'll day
Now California can sit up and notice thing
nounced that members of the Indiana Legislatl
have been bought for SIoo and are freely quoted
anti-cigarette bill was before the Hooser Legisat
interests concluded to beat it, like the alum m
powder bill in the Missouri Legislature. To do
the market and found legislators in fair supply a
hoof, at which quotation they were able to acqu
the anti-cigarette bill. This makes it all right
restored. Our wounded pride is again in good
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), 40 Cali
fornia street Telephone Main 1o42.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

Townsend's Gala Glace Fruits. in ar
tistic dre-etched boxes 10 Kearny St
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06

California leads usual merchantab not at
the bottom of the list We head the bull
propose that all Others champion
class.
The enjoy considerable number and variety Of
stgma but Cancelled by Indiana They longer
the cheap class and they did business com
Let great seal of the State be rebrn
ished and the flag fly The Golden umpuous in all things
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-06


Ne fAox marble shooter which
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-15
Certain Relief

The secret lay in wonderful chemical I
found IN Ger:nany. When I found this chem
ical knew that could make a Rheumatic
cure that Would h practically certain But
even then, bGfo.e I made announcement
before 1 was willing to put my name on 1t
made more than 1000 testsi And my fall
ures were but per cent
This German chemical is not the only in
gfedient / use in DIR. Shoop's Rheumatic Cure
but IL made the remedy pessibe-made pos
sible an achievement which, l doubt not
could have been made in other way
This chemical was very expensive. The
duty. too, high. In all. it cost me 81 SO
per pound. But what is 80 per pound for a
REAL remedy for the worlds most painful
disease for q REAL relief from the greatest
torture human beings know?
! don't mean that DIR. Shops Rheumatic
Cure can turn bony Joints into flesh again
that is impossible. But It viii drive from the
blood the poison that causes pain and swell
ing. and then that is the end of the pain
and sweiltng-the end Of the sufferng-the
end Of rheumatism. That is why l can afford
10 make this liberal ofer-that is why I
can afford to spend the FIRST dollar that
Rheumatic sufferers. the world over. may
learn OF my remedy.