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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-11-10

irine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
eaches an age when /, should be able to
sontrol the passage, it is ye. afflicted with
oed-wet,ing, depend upon il. the cause Of
the difficulty is kidney trouble. and the frs,
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due 10 diseased condition Of the
kidneys and bladder and not to habit a.
most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same grea, remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect OF
Swamp.Root is soon realized. II is sold
by druggists. in fifty E:k
cent and one dollar ta|lE16kQ1s@:s 5E1
sizes. You may have a 1ss :| 7: I aVI
sample bottle by mail AsIA E5M IL
free. also pamphlet tell HON. o, swamp Roo.
ing all about it. including many OF the
thousands Of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Or. KilmeI
& Co., Binghamton, N. T., be sure and
mentisn this paper.
Don't make any mistake but re-
member the name, Swamp-koot Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the ad
press, Binghamton, N. Y, on every
bottle.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-11-10

by druggists. in fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
free. also pamphlet tell
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
:: Shipping News and Gossip Of the Water Front ):

Stnsr Asuncon. Bridget. Astoria.
Power sclIr Sotpyume. Hansen, Eureka.
Ss-hr Annie Larsen, Forest Astoria.
Schr Sequel. Hennngsen. OLYMPIA.
sehs e Ssnaue s..n, Waldsund' Port Gamble: ,s:
send, in tow tug@SaInson.
poIxr Iogos TEIagRarH,c yat a.f," = m-weatber
hazy: wind NV: velocity I2 miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
EIREhA--Arrjved Nov 23--Stmrs Santa Mon
lea. San Pedro City of Topeka and South Bay.
Sailed Nor a3-Bktn Irmeard. for san Fran
Arrived Nov ea-stinr George W Eldsr. from
Astoria. for San Francisco, schr john A. hence
Sailed Nov 24-Sfinr North Fork, for San
AS1oRiA-Saiicd Nov a4-Br stmr Fuhsni
for cl:ins; bark Parasiiita- Tor San Pedro.
Arrived Nov 25-Stnir CEarina, from Port Los
Saiied Nov 24-Stmr Costa Rics and ship Nc
Larrin. for San Franciscp
SEATTI.E-Sailed Nov 24-Stmr Dolphin for
san PEDRo-Arrived Nor 2a-Bstn Fuller
tor from Port Hartford. Noy a4-Stmr Delhi.
from Port Los Angeles Bstn Retriever in outer
haTbor: hrs not sailed.
ssi,ei Nov es-stmr Tampico. for Seattle.
UNION LANDIXG-Sailed Nov 23-Stmr
Point Arena. for San Pedro: stmr Gualala for
BANDoN-Arrived Nov e4-Tug Triumph.
soUTH BEND-saiIed Nov 24-stmr Daisy
Mitchell. Tor San Francisco.
Arrived Noy 24-Schr W Bartlett. from
Raymond.
FORT BRAGG Sailed NoY 2t-Stnlr Bruins
wick. for San Francisco.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU Arrived Nov ai--U strnr Alba
tross. from Yokohama.
HIKoNA--Arrired Nov a4-schr Defender.
hence Nov $.
EASTERN PORT
from Colon. Nor 25--stmr John c Howard. from
Montreal, will repair and proceed 10 San Fran
sailed Nov 2assms aaiss1sl r,ssPa pss@s for Colon
,,n,,.r IDEElGN PotSis .. -. -.
Ernest Legarre from Hamburg. for Seattle.
PORT. PIRIE Arrived Nov 23-Br ship Bar
dovie. from Astoria.
SANTA RosALIA--sailed Nor is-Fr stmf
VICTORIA Nov a4-Br stplr Twck-
ACAPrTcoL Sailed Nov oi-stmr Fern. for
san Francisco. and not Nov 20, preforsly re-
GKt9Nts-Arrivcd prior Not a3-Stmr
Boric. from san Francisco. via Honolulu. Yako-
mama. Hiego, Na@asaki apd Shanghai: star Ire
mont. from Tacoma and Seattle, via fokahanis.
ocEsN STEAMERS
LTFERPoOI- Arrived Nov a4-sstnr Cynirc.
Ef.NsTowN-Arrived Sov 24-stmr Car
mania. iron, New York, @ for sLiverpooi :,
bert. from New York. via Gibraltar and Naples.
JEENSTOWN-zArriyed Nov 23-Stmr Car
mania, from Ncw York fcr Iiserpooi and pro-
BREMEN Sailed Nov 2s-stmr New York. for
LIvERPooI=-sane Nov 2s-stmr camra-
MIS- for New York.
Arrived Nov - -stmr cymric. from Boston.
S0UTHAMPToN--Sai Nov 23-Stmr ST
Paul. Tor New York
ASTWERP-Seiled Nov 23-Stmr Finland.
for New York.
BOMBAY Nov 23-stmr Housatonc.
TRIEsTE Arrived Nov ea-stmr PsnnonIs,
from New York.
IoUioUE1sailcd Nov eI--stmr Magellan, Tor
Puget Sound.
HAvRE-ssilcd Nov. IS -stmr La Touraiue.
FOR New York
NEW YORK Sailed Nov 23-Stmr 81. Louis.
for Southampton; stfnF T.ncalia, for Liverpool
stmr Ia tiasceSne. FOR Hayre.
CHERBOU RG-Saficf NeF 2i-sifnr st Paul.
for New York
TExERiFFE- Arrived Sos a4-stmr Admiral
JRsreeuiberry. from San FRANCHISES, via Monte
rideo and Bahia.
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Nerehandise for Hawaii

The steamer Nebraskan was cleared yesterday
for Honolulu and Kahul-i with a general NOR
ehsndise cargo consigned to various Hawaiian
ports and including the following: 1920 bpls
2ss IS whiskey, 122 &c aHd bbls liquors. is IS
champagne, IS syrup. 13 grape Juice. 60
bbls vinegar cs brandy, less pkgs fresh fruits.
le4 pgs vegetables. S55 pkgs potatoes. 1TU pkgs
SoSD lbs and 81 bxs dried fruit. 1854 lbs and .
- raisins. % $40 lbs lard. 1875 lbs mess pork.
l2.566 lbs ham and bacon, 10. $50 lbs aud :
table meats, 20ST cs canned goods. 4l16 lbs and
cs coffee. IS bbls and 80 salmon. 1891 lhs
and bSs chocolate 1J5i5 lbs and 102 cs bread.
50 cs olives. 390T lbs butter. G21S lbs and 81 IS
cheese. 100 eggs $40 ctis wheat. 3l4 cfls
corn. 44s3 bales hay. 3lt4 cfls barley 1881 lhf
middllngs 1884 lbs shorts. $500 lbs bran. -
honey. Il. $40 lbs cOdfsh. 300 SKIS oatE. Gg02
nuts. 4S.242 lbs sugar, 2134 lbs glncose $50
lbs salt. IS .443 lbs beans. 1920 lbs peas. y %
lbs and 135 bxs paste. $50 lbs hops. J91 pkg
dry goods. a bales and 143 cs cotton donestics.
shoes. - cs hats snd caps. ia bdis and Ioy bars
iron. l25 tons pig iron. 1899 bds and 503 pes
steel 240 bdis and So pcs pipe. 33.IT- lbs zine.
5S.e4s lbs tin plate, 40 car wheels. p rolls
leather 1855 lbs potash 244.t30 lbs fertilizer.
IS bales Irvine. 100 bbls. 81 cs aud As cris oils.
pkgs drugs and sundrics, los coils rope 25u bbls
cement. % pkgs agricultural implements %. T3S
lbs soda. pkgs automobiles. - bdis oars. las
pigs bee bives. l5e pkss- paints, 5fS kces red
tillate. IIC0 gals gasoline. 1900 coal OIL 20 cs
benzine. 800 kegs powder. 10 cs fuse. 10 bbs
and 10 cs tar. 1895 II hardwood. 83 pkgs eiec-
trical goods. 13 pkcs material. "a f29 lbs
tobacco. l45 cs cigars and cigarettes. % pkgs
wagon material. 60 cyls ammouia cFcs gas %
cs arms and ammunftion, As pkgs wire. 15c pkgs
machinery, 2ID tins matches psi live hogs 26
mules, 19 head cattle
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
BIxBY DISASTER DUE TO
FAULTS OF C0NSTRUCTION
Ceacrete Mes Claim Resort Of speeiaI
committee Il Net fssrne out
BY Facts

Reinforced concrete men declare that
the report of the Brickiayers and
Maeons' Unions committee on the cause
OF the collapse of the Bixby Hotel at
Long Beach is tinetured with preju-
dice and is not borne out by scientific
experience.
They claim first that the Bixby was
not strictly reinforced concrete
building, and lay the fault to the use
OF hollow tiles in the side walls. which
they claim were incapable Of support
ing the strain placed upon them. Their
contention is that the use of hollow
tiles resulted necessarily in supporting
further contend that the floor slabs
had no reinforcement and were not
tied TO the girders. This. with the re-
moval or the centers from around the
green cement. they insist caused the
disaster.
Summed up. the argument Of the
concrete men is that the reinforcement
in the pillars, sirders and floor slabs
was insufficient; that owing to the use
of hollow tiles the side walls carried
no weight. and finally. the protection
of centers was removed while the ce-
ment was green and that the unset
material was bound to collapse under
the weight placed upon the several
floors. They also claim that the Brick
layers committees assertion that there
is no material adhesion between cement
and steel IL not borne out by scientific
Investigation nor by the facts as DEM
onstratcd in the ruins of the Inflated
hotel building.
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GERMAN CHURCH READY TO
OPEN WITH GLAD SERVICE
st. Johns Evankclfcai Lutheras Con-
xrexation Is Ready again to In
struct In Christ's Teachings

On Sunday next St Johns Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, at the corner
of Twenty second and Capp streets.
Rev. J. Fl. Schroeder pastor, will be re-
opened. it having been Thoroughly re-
paired and renovated. The expenses of
the necessary repairs were met by con-
tributions by churches of the denonli-
nation throughout the United States
The reopening VIII he observed by
two services. one in the morning at
1890. with sermon and the celebra-
tion of the holy communion in Ger
man by the pastor, Rev Mr. Schroeder.
The second will be in the evening at
I:3o o'clock, when the Rev. E. n. stems
rnd. pastor of the Trinity English
Lutheran Evangelical Church, will de-
liver a sermon in English. At both SER
vices the choir VIII render appropriate
music. At the morning service pupils
of the chhrch's paroclisI school will, by
request. sing a hymn of praise.
The day selected for the reopening IL
peculiarly appropriate one. ii being
the anniversary of the foundation of
the church. A few weeks since the con-
gregation celebrated the twentieth an
niversary OF the pastors installation
Since 1886 Rev. Mr.. Schroeder has de-
voted his attention and energy in the
cause of the German Lutheran faith in
the Mission district. The church,
which was started with small num-
ber of loyal, faithful adherents of the
faith. has progressed steadily until now
the congregation numbers more than
400 cornmuilicants. 1t has a large and
active Ladies Society, societies for the
young people and a Sunday-school with
an enrolment of more than 200. A
feature OF this church is the German
English parochial school, now Ave
years old, which has fifty six pupils in
charge of two teachers.
Financially the church excels its
census. In addition to paving the cur
rent expenses and the salaries OF the
pastor and two teachers the congrega-
tfon has valuable church and parsonage
property.
In view of all these things the mem
bers OF the congregation have decided
to make next Sunday one of great re-
joicing and will be pleased to have all
friends Join in the services of praise
and thanksgiving.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
BIRTHS

BATES-In this city November - 1906 to the
wife Of NJ. ID. Bates. daughter.
BERCoy1CH-In Oakland. Cal November 20.
1906. TO the wife of David Bercovich. son.
CATUSH-In this city. November u. 1895, tc
the wife Of Michael ]. Catiish a daughter.
this city. November IS. 1906.
to The wife OF Henry cornahreHs. daughter.
HOEIIN--in this city. November II. 1905 to
daughter.
L0RESzER--In this city November 2i 1906
TO the wife OF Thomas p. Lorenzer a sou.
RUTTER-In this city, November 20 1905. 10
the wife of Harry s. Rutter. a daughter
WEST-IH this city. November g. 1906. TO the
wife of Charles B. West. daughter.
WREDES-In this city. November IA. 1906 to
the wife Of William p. Nreden. a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
MARRIAGES

F0RD-vARNER-r this city. November 2l
1905, by the Rev. George ". White. pastor
Wesiey Msthodst Episcopal Church. Elmer NJ
Ford of San Francisco and Elsie VI. Warner of
Santa Rosa.
GILBERT BEIJ4--In this city November Is.
1905: By The Rev II. II. Bell Fred Fl. Gilbert
Of Modesto, CAL. and Jennie A. Bell of San
Francisco.
s0N--sfcDoNALD-In this city at
the Young Woniens Christian Association. By
the Rev. II. H. Bell. Jesse Hiram stephen
son and Elizabeth Campbell Mcdonald both
of this city.
SToNE-ABBEs- LIN this city. November. %.
1905. BIT Rev. DR.. Z. Harvey Hadiock Edwin
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
ana Mary Andersen. 81. 42s ThIrty-arst ave.

OAKLAND. Nov. 24.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Jose da Luz D. San Franchises. and Maria
Barba IT. Mission San jose.
Charles A. Brasslon. "A. Oakland. and Sarah
]. Tillottson IS. Oakland.
Joaquin l.. Silva. %. San Lorenzo. and Flora
A. Silva. TO- San Lorenzo.
Jebs johnson, %. Oakland. and Mary Chris
Jensen. "a San Francisco.
John ]. Tillenberg. "a. Oakland and Emma
z. Bley. 20. Oakland.
2 Clarence 4. Moore, as. Berkeley, and Jennie
NJ. Thompson. -. Oakland
Paul 4. Bender. IS. San Francisco. and Grace
7. Heydenaber. IS. Alameda.
:, John johnson. 81. Berkeley. and Lena Gurd.
30. Berkeley
John s Miller. %, Fruitvale. and Annie "
Lawler. ~ Frsiitvale.
Daniel NJ. Moriarty. 81. San Francisco. and
Edna ". GRAY 10, San Francisco
4 Edward Armer. 20. San Francisco. and Eva
Hamili. "a Ssn Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
SYNOPSIS AND FoRECAsT

Ths Arizona storm IS moving SLOWLY northwest
ward snd s now over Colorado. Lieht rain has
fallen ST phoenix and II is showing At Flagstaff
In California the weather has generally been
clear. with heavy frosts in the morning
Pressure conditions favor "a IL weather Sunda<
wlth frost in the morning but warmer during the
day.
San Francisco and yicinitv-Fair Sunday. be-
coming cloudy at night; light northeast winds:
ro<sibiv light frost in the morning
Sacramento vsliey-Fair SUNDAY with heavS
frost in the morning. li9ht north winds.
San JOAQUIN yaiiey-FHir Sundar. hesyv frost
in the morning: light north wind
Los Angeles and yicinitF-rair Sunday: possl-
bis light frost 10 the morning; light west winds
A. @. IeABIE. District Forecsster
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
items of Interest TO Mariners
OF the Pacific

EUREKA. Nov 2z.--The arrivals today were
~ etesi,er George ". Elder from Portland and
stezmer Uaimsk and schooner Joan A. from
~-x Hs,slei Norfh Fork and City Of Topeka.
.fninl south.
f,tlIlgTANp Orc. Nov. e4-Cspfain JohusoD.
master ~ flfe Afaefics1 S8ip Slntranl. says
ffc f,olnrriia River & 50 wen hunsed that
s9ranepr can easily sail his vessel fn otter
fhc iar without the assistance of either pilot
Is tnr ever under uafsforable conditions. Zap
fsin Eculsen knows whereof he spesks. fnf he
tnc hcirht u The storm last week. and bad
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
U. ). Branch Hydrorrapkic once

4 branch Of the United States Hydroeraphie
Office. located at the Merchants Exchange IA
maintained in San Francisco for the benent Of
mariners. without regard to nationality ana free
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept Mt
hand. for comparison aud reference. and the
latest information can always be obtained re-.
saFtiins lights dangers TO navigation and 4ll
matters OF interest to commerce. The
time bsli service has been suspended. pending
the reconstruction Of the tower nj the Ferry
building. J. C. BURNETT.
LIentensnt. U. s. &. ID esares.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Exnorte bv the UmafiIia

The steamer Umatills sailed on Friday Tor
Victoria with an assorted merchandise cargo
consigned TO various British American cities val
ned at SlTs04T and including SD ibs dried
fruit. 42-2p0 lbs raisins. 1000 llss coffee. 40 cS
canned goods. 1914 lbs chocolste. - gals wine.
23 kegs pickles. 1904 lbs nuts 6s3 bxs fresh
fruits IS pkgs vegetables. 1855 lbs beans. 1890
lbs bone ash. rolls burlap- rolls leather. . cs
hats and 4 sewing machines
The steamer also had $50 bbis and $50 half
bbs salmon and 5l2D lbs goldfish. valued at
S536l. en- route TO Austra Ian porls.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Tie foIlo~ine marriage licenses ware issued

The follo~ne marriage licenses ~sre issued
yesterday:
Teoderv Isacotti ~. city, and Celestina RES
tani. %. city
IuljS ri Tbarp. 26 a13s Scott ST -
Antoine Lepphallle.; 4; ss' isea Fifth ave-, and
LLOYD ". Cooper, Is, 905 Dctisadero st. and
Ida t. Carlson. e6 1I25 Golden Gate ave.
Thomas SUIT, q ~! Greenwich ST., and
Alfred Peterson. 20 10 Psrk Hin ave. and
and Augusta AssnilesisIn' - =, 1900 Clay s.
earl Albert. 81. 1900 HAYES st.. and kunj-
rrbsir Knickniafln, 80. 1850 Fulton St.
Abe widasky, II, city. and Annie Peters,
19. city.
ida ". Jscebson es. 1z21 Rhode Island st.
y:rffe - a93O Harrison st
Lewis Rasmussen, 50, 426 Thirty frat ave-.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
SHIPPING NTELLIGENcE
ARRIVED

Friday. November as
stmr Bonita. Alberts. sc hours from San
saturday. November y.
$ stmr Thetis Hamlet S days from Port
:. stmr. Coos Bay, Nicolson. ss hours from Port
stmr Saslonsi City. FreaericksOn. IS honrs
stmr Point Arena, Foscn. 20 hours from
Union Landing.
Stmr I.akmc. Jacobs. Sc hours from Astoria.
Stmr City OF puebla, Jepsen, sc hours from
Victoria
stmr Gualsla. Erickson. p hours from West.
snip St David. DOwling. Il days from Port
BARK star Of Peru -sohlin. IS hours from Eu-
reka. in tow tug Sea Rover
Schr Omega, Nyman. days from Coos Bay.
Schr AuDic Z SmalT. CoEstrup. 10 days from
Port Hadlock.
saturday. NosembeS ~
Nor stlnr Tordenskjold, Hansen, Ladysmifh;
stmr Aiameds DondeIl. Honolulu. J. y.
Spreckels a Bros. Co.
stmr Nebraskan. knight, Honolulu and Hilo;
SAILED
saturday November "a
Nor stmf Tordensk50d Hansen I.adrsnfth-
Simr Iauua. Johnson Eureka.
Sfmr Eureka. Iverr0n. Eureka
Sffnr james 5 Higgins. Higgins. Fort Bragg.
Sfmf Helen r Drew. Gunderson. Greenwood.
Stlnr Vanguard 0diand, Eureka
Sfmr Acannlco. Trask. Ancon. etc.
Stfhr Albion. liafisen. Monroe Landing.
Sfur Samoa. hadsen. Gaspar.
stmr Nasafrv. I.ofstrl. Crescent Citr.
Sim Nhtesbcro Mkkelsen. freenweud:
Stmr Watson, Cam Seattle 4 Tacoma.
Sinr eebraSkan. Knight. Honolulu aud Hiiu
Simr Phoenix Hpndfick<9n. Eureka
Simr Noyo Lee. Fort Bragg.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Chartered fnr Iumber

The latest lumber charters reported are: The
British steamer DHneric fat Poftlandl. from
Chemainu TO San Francisco: bari0entine Everett
g. Griggs iat Honoiuiul. from Puget SoiIad TO
Csllao; German ship Neck. from Puget Sound 10
Leith at Cos, chartered prior to srriTai.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent By
mail will not be Inserted They must he hsfled
in at either Of the publication Offices aud be
indorsed with tie name and residence Of persons
authorized to have the same published. Notices
restricted simply TO the announcement of the
event are published once in this column free of
charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Army TRANSPORTS

The Burnside IS at Seattle
The Buford is in harbos-
Tho Crook Is 10 port Out Of comm ission.
The Dix + st seattle
The kirkpatrick is en- route TO Newport News.
NiIgiaia.
for Manila.
The ingalls, is al Newport News Va
The Meade is AT Newport News. Va. TO 90 out
q commission.
The sheridan is at transport dock here.
The sherman sailed from Manila November 20
for Nseasskf. On route 10 this port
The Thomas is IN port
The Warren is in port Out OF commission
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
HURT By FALLS FROM CARS lame. Gro

gan. 40g Hayes street: William orr. 4 refugee.
aud William VI. Kimhsil. 25 Waller street ali
fell from Ocean Beach ears al Ninth avenue and
II street Within two hours Friday night. None
was seriously hurt. Milton Eddy. while intoxi-
rated. fell from Folsom street all sixteenth
street ana lies at the City ami County Hospital
III a serious celdition.
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Memoranda

Per schr Omega from Coos Bar Sor n
While crossing over the bar At Coos Bar the
feef of watrr in tie aeid all the way down:
crew worked pumps night and day: also all
morahieS on deck were washed overheard
VICTORIA. Nor. 2s.--The stmr Samson, bound
Tor Seattle with cargo uf salt salmon. was
stranded whiie leaving port Tugs have gone
10 her assistance.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
rhc n,.rdne Ii.t

British ship ralgraye. cur 2o4 days from
Hamburg. for san Francisco j. per cent
British snip Nefherbr. out l57 dsrs from
MarFport. for Tsicahuanc. u per cent.
British shin County Of inverness. oit 1919 DAYS
from Liverpool: Tor San Francisco. - per cent.
British bark Pass Of Leny. ont l35 days from
Vancouver. for Sydney. y. $. W. per cent
British ship Parkdale, cut 81 days from Gee
long. for Cape Town. II per cent.
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w. Schebpler 4 Sea
jewelers.. wAtchmakers, formerly 1o7i
Market, now 1882 Mission. near Goth. .
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weather Report

Uaiied States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Nov. "a.
RAINFALL. DATA
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

r4ErnoRS-On Marsh Greek: November n
1s,ts6 Cbristopher Heidorn- beloved husband Of
Mary Heidorn. and father Of Henry. Emma
ana Edna HeidorH, native OF Germany
aged 80 years
HoRowIez-In this city, November 3. 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

CARD OF THANKS.
Rorchars-To our many friends. zna sspe
eiaIlv the scboolmatss Of cur dstayted So ana
brother ferdinand. We herewith desfrs % -
ness. Comforting sympathy and 86fal 5tsF<r5z
extended TO Us in the sad hours u cur ~
'Sf1SH M 1TSHHEoDoRE BoRcHEss sad ranil7.
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GEORGE W. ARBUCKLB, csnsh9s4ss.
JAMES n. REILLY. Adjdskn$

CARD OF THANKS
we desire to express. nsssts4s sse411 2
the uuanv friends aad 81. Psult fs1011 T6e4
and Sewing Circle. Miss T. Hzcn1s<stt 81
10 ~ns employees OF Sanborn. Yll = 80 -
Blake Mofntr Torne. for The fcrA. -
fnxs and many acts Of Kindness sxcet@ed =
US IN the sad hours of or ber0v4n8t -
g. Hsrrens EMIL ! HARgEN
fHnsbsnn 46d c6i11Wns
MRS Il. OHM Mttt4t.
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Mongolia Leaves Drydock

The revenue cutter Bear may soon
80 out Of commission. The boat has
been in service here fer many years
and viii undergo a survey this week
TO determine her future movements.
Captain Dodge. master of the Golden
Gate. viii be president of the board
IT is reported along the front that her
a.. Is fnr sea,-icn are NUN hered.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-01
NEVADA NEWS
IN PlTHY
FORM.

Tonopah.-The ore shipments via To
nopah Railroad for the week ending Fri
day were as follows: Tonopah Mining
Company. 275 tons; Montana. 80 tons; To-
nopah Extension. 40 tons; Belmont, $40
tons; Midway, 100 tons; North Star. 20
tons.
Gardnerville.-The Virginia & Truckee
Railway Company has given orders for
the employmo~t Of Japs to succeed the
white laboreri vso went on strike sew
eral days ago for higher wages. Agents
of the company were unable to secure
white men to take the places of the
strikers.
churchill.-The dian village was
moved last week from the Oats addition
to a point just soath Of the j. w. Fer
guson ranch Mr.. Oats found it neces-
sary to force the INDIANS TO move from
their cid quarters. as there hes been
quite a demand for the lots upon which
they were formerly located. Their pres
ence so close to the residnce district
was also the cause OF much complaint,
for not only did they fail d smally In
complying with hygienic demands. but
their peculiar customs were obnoxious TO
the white person of nerovus tendencies.
The marvellous voices of Drs. Bob and
Joe, medicine men. will live long in the
memories OF those privileged to listen
TO them In their frantic endeavors di-
reeted owards driving the devil to the
tall timber and thus cure the many Ills
from which their clientele have been
suffering since coming in contact with
the vices of the white man.
vidginia City.-The plant for treating
the ore tailings at the Jennings mill in
Six Mile Canyon BY the Holderman sya-
hide process has started up and Is run
ming TO It's fuil capacity of 100 tons in
~twenty-four hours. AS there are about
60.0o0 tons in the pile. it will require
two years to extract the values. The
process Is the invention of a Salt Lake
resident and the enterprise is backed by
"A company formed in hat city. Mr..
Hayes, a member OF the company. is SUI
perintending the work.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-01
BY sAvA.rre

Speaking OF the torture which
some OF the savage tribs in the PHI r..
pines subject their cnptives. reminds me
OF the intense suffering ] endsrsd for
three months from Inflammation of the
Kidneys" say w NJ. Sherman Of Cush-
Ing, Me-. Nothing helped me untn l
tried Electric Bitters, three bottles of
which cempltely cured me-" Cures
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Blood Dis
ordsfs and Malaria, and restores tie
weak and nervous to robust health.
guaranteed.