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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-08

grew steadily worse until as a last re-
sort we tried Electric Bitters: and |
rejoice to say. three bottles effected a
completes cure.' Quick, sure cure for
nervous complaints, general debility,
female weaknesses, Impoverished blood
and malaria. Guaranteed by Piers
drug store. Price SOC.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-08
Made Happy. for Life

Great happiness came into the home
sof S. G. Blair, school superindent at
Isl. Albans, w. Va, when his little
daughter was restored from the dread
ssful com mplaint he names. He says: "My
little daughter had ST Vitus' Dance,
(which yielded to no treatment but
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-08
How to Polish New Boots.

1t is often very difficult to get new
boots to polish brightly, but If rubbed
over with half a lemon and left till
dry they will generally clean very
easily. The process should be repeat
ed II necessary.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-08
How to clean Hatr Combx.

Combs shoald never be washed, but
they may be cleaned by brushing and
by pulling piece Of cotton through
the teeth, changing 1T as it becomes
soiled. Finally. rub well with a clean
cloth.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
ONE-DAY GROCERY SPECIALS

Vegetables for making Regular Zoe for 7e
Tomatoes three for
Coffee regularly 29c b.
RumfOrds Baking Powder for. 21ze
BOrdens EYapOned Cream 31ke
Kppered Herring Finnan HaddOk, regularly zoe 12sc
Golden Daisy Early Peas regularly Sc
I0c tender
ArmOus "Yebest" COrned Beef regularly I5c 0c
12c tins of Sardnes, extra
Bartlett Pears heavy syrup regularly 75kc
Van LIPS Celery Chow regularly Zoe
Quaker Oats, large size sold at 25c package for
Zest the popular breakfast at..........
ATmOurs Shield brand pound
The Washington times., 1906-07-18

binary bargain occasions OF the Thursday Bargain SeaWsys inn
this are the sensational low pngs made possible by purchase the entire
igIfCance than
offered the public strong literally
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
THIRTY THOUSAND MORE.

California Committee has received
10000 letters from Of the United States and from Canada
Europe asking definite information regarding San Francisco
and the State of California These letters invariably from persons
who seek this State future home and they come from very de-
sirabe class of people
earthquake appears give these 10000
any say they will take their chances
earthquakes preference the frequent doughts which ruin
their crops Others softer climate and summer skies than
they and They simply the for
desiring the change familiar TO all Caifornians.
The all observing clearly that business will be
very lively Francisco and neghborng cities during the next
three wears We rebuild and thousands
lumber and steel structural supplies and other building material
High viii prevail and able and willing to work
aborer be empoymen These condi
tion always make good times
Precedents Chicago Baltimore other large
American cities visited By conagratlons enjoyed trade and
population
without these peeents the outlook would be potent think
ing
There important point this connection that should
be overlooked and that the necessity for mpreng the world at
the
caused earthquake but by fire The earthquake damage
than Eastern and Western cities and suffer IN
proportion every by
sweep country deStroyng and kill
people hundreds The lies
The tornado of the West frequent and familiar but de
stree earthquake on long intervals and therefore
startling cyclone struck Galveston it all to and
blew the of the Gulf of Mexico the
low flooded Winds of
days and after that little heard about
But the disaster had been earthquake doing half the damage,
the hair of the United States would have stood end 1t
familiarity volcano in Mediterranean country accepted
b the inhabitants of the elemental and
particular attention fifty miles but let smoke issuing
Aleehane
along Atlantic seaboard be easily imagined
Every Californian correspondence with Eastern connections,
should ndeayor to make the above point clear that the whole
country may that earthquake. that did
chief in san Francisco Let this be generally understood the
catastrophe shorn of half its horror.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
A MUNICIPAL PAWNsHop.

The proposition that the establish brokerage office
for oanng collateral under the supervision
committee while only suggestion has perhaps merit
Such pawnshop might relieve financial pinch
the small sh0pkep and persons of employment
cialy interest would be moderate and enable
bridge the hasm with less money and outlay
and this might benefit many deserving persons
But might also have the opposite effect Ability spot
cash almost security nominal of interest might
many particularly those prone borrow slight provocation
rush off the municipal Panshop with their personal chattes
small and involve themselves needey in debt
otherwise they would weather the crisis cutting
expenses the smallest compatible comfort
Of small and ready borrowers is large all cities with
proydent city loan office might offer premium for Incidence and
It's resultant Ills The proposition sword that both
and the finance committee doing wisely in referring
mee for thorough investigation and consideration before taking
definite action upon it.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

The engagement is-announced or MISS
Jennie SamueIs. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Samuels, and DIR. Arthur Fisher
Dr. Fisher is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of California and of Johns Hop
kins.
The tendency toward cheerfulness
rejuvenation of spirits is daily appar-
ent, several of those foremost in society
events lending encouragement by Civ
ing informal affairs. Many of the men
whose spirits have necessarily under
gone depression are welcoming the in
formal diversions set before them.
Last week Mrs. NJ. II. Ge Young bade
a dozen or more OF the young people
MIA a-street house, and there an informal
dinner. full of jollity. brought most APP
preciative thanks to Mrs de Young.
Mrs Malcolm Henry also gave much
pleasure to small number of guests
Wednesday evening, entertaining at
bridge.
steps toward the promulga.rOn of IL
good time, planning to give dance at
the Presidio as soon as sufficient num-
Der of out -of town folk shall return.
All this is welcome news. for bit of
cheering up will work wonders upon
those of downcast minds.
The dancing men Of the Mare Island
Clan will give a jolly little hop tonight
at the navy yard, when the maids of
nearby precincts will be present to en-
Joy the welcome diversion. From Oak
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
NOTED PRELATE
TALKS ON PEACE
Cardinal Gibbons Deliv-
ers Hopeful Address
at Conference.
Looks for Arbitration
of All international.
Disputes.

LAKE MOHONK, n. Y, May 81
The address of Cardinal Gibbons on
THE Triumphs of Peace" was the
leading feature of the third session of
the Lake Mohonk Conference on Inter-
national Arbitration
Cardinal Gibbons said that he wanted
to disabuse the faint-hearted that
Christ's mission on earth to establish
peace had failed. and to show that. on
the other hand. his mission had made
decisive and reassuring progress. He
said in part
Let us cherish the hope that the day
is not far off when the reign of the
Prince of Peace will be firmly estab-
i1shed on the earth, and the spirit of
the Gospel will so far sway the minds
and hearts of rulers and cabinets that
International disputes will be decided.
not by standing armies, but by perma-
nent courts OF arbitration-when they
will be settled, not on the. battlefield,
but in the halls of cancellation, and will
be adjusted, not by the sword. but by
the pen, which is mightier than the
sword"
Clifton r. Breckenridge, former Min
lister to Russia, after saying that we
progress that had Been ma made e toward m ard
the honorable and peaceful settlement
of international disputes by arbitra-
ton, continued:
lHC SIcdt VI OuT disputes
is the Supreme Court of the United
States. For more than a hundred years
this august body has been the sheet
anchor, not only of the Union, but also
of the States. Cannot a similar and
permanent body of illustrious men sit
and command in some like manner the
reverential obedience of nations? This
leads me to observe, Mr.. President that
1t is not alone to the superstructure
that we must look. however wise and
excellent may be it's material perfect
n lGn fn
tainment of the ends in view. We must
consider always the character and
state of maturity of the public mind,
for the sentiments and ideals of the
people will prove to be the chief sup
port and inspiration of any tribunal
that may be established as they are,
indeed. the chief factors in shaping the
institutions and policies of every
country
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
:.
.LOCATEA MINE
LOST FOR YEARS
Fasteners Think They
Have Rediscovered
Old Talapoosa.
Find Shaft Believed to Be
That of One Time
Rich Claim.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CARSON CITY, May 31.-H. f. Winn
OF Missouri and Colonel Prosky of New
York, who have been in Nevada for
some time looking over mining proper
ties, believe that they have rediscov
cred the famous Talapoosa mine, at one
time one of the most sensational prop
critics of the State
/ In the early days of the Comstock
James Sullivan and several associates
located the Talapoosa mine. They took
out ore that equaled in richness any
that came from the lode, and so great
was the excitement that a committee
was sent from Virginia City to make
an examination. AS soon as the COM
mittee reported the stock jumped to
$50 share, and there was none to be
had even at that price. The stock con-
tinued to soar and held the center of
| the stage for months. Then ii began
to fall The superintendent had start
ed new tunnel and failed to fnd any
sign OF pay ore, and report had it that
the values came from pocket. but
several of the largest stockholders held
that the superintendent was interested
In a dishonest stock-jobbing scheme in
order to depreciate the property.
The locators began lighting among
themselves. One tried to freeze out the
other and finally the famous mine be-
came an idle property that no one could
handle on account of the fight that
waged among its owners. In time the
NdiiouS pdIlHefS dleQ iedNlns sullivan
the sole survivor The mine became
lost, and even those who worked on 1t
could not tell where it lay. Many. made
searches in later days, and although
a smart had been sunk and a tunnel
run both seemed to have been obliter-
ated.
Winn y,,.In and Proslsy, accompanied by
sullivan, started search recently and
We're rewarded by finding what they
Deileve to be the old shaft and tunnel
These will be reopened Immediately
and search made for the lost ledge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
THE SMART SET OF THE BAY CITIES

,,rd.s papers and valua6les l@0m hi'
safe downtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wlrr s'dr,,-,,, for.
elizabeth Grayl leave ~
their new horne in Kansas.
r4aie- Pattigian is soon to leave tes s
Pa~;s- where he viii occupy
with Robert Aitken.
Mrs. Frederick Funston is III az he .he
general hospital, PresleIio,
was admitted on Wednesaas'
,1~s A. Waterhouse, with FER
daughter. Mrs w. W. Dorm. VINO s
rived on the Korea, viii De az N'-''0
TUESDAY at $3.50 Clay street
1o,n vance cheney. the poet. made
the Journey from ChICago fer the sore
purpose of viewing tae ruins OF nIs
loved city. The distinguished VISITOR
arrived saturday and left Monday anu
was the guest during his short stay vI
his daughter. Mrs. Harold HaVens' IN
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Parrott have
taken the O. p Evans house in Berk~-
lev for the summer They were iivihs
at the Hotel Richelieu, and lost every
thing.
I
The Hughes Club Will give an invi-
rational concert tomorrow afternoon at
Wendte Hall. oakland
Mrs. William l. Merry and the Misses
Blanche and Mae Merry viii spend tne
summer at Holly Oaks. Sausalto- MIS-
Samuel Bryant is in Vallejo, awaiting
the sailing of the Lawton for Manila
Captain and Mrs. John J. Brice and
Miss Elizabeth Brice viii spend the
summer at their country home. seven
Oaks. near Napa.
/ Xavier RoIker is located in Oakland,
at the home of Miss Countryman on
Twenty street.
Mrs. Jeanne E Francoeus of this city
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Il.
StaIey at their summer home, THE Cliff
Dwellers' Cottage" at Monte Rio, So
noma County.
! The Misses Jean. Marion and Blanche
Cumming are in town again after trav-
cling on the European Continent for
the last year They are at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cumming, 34S3
Twenty first street.
Fred w Bradley. the mining capital
I ist. and his family of san Francisco
have taken the Prentiss Selbys' beauti-
full home on Santa Clara avenue in Oak
land. They We're residents at the Pal
ace when the fire consumed all their
effects.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
MAKE IT BRIEF.

The chairman of the San Francisco delegation
that the business of the special of the Legislature
transacted in five days Considering
practically mapped and arranged for the legislation
mttee per certainly ought
week and it WILL doubtless if all extraneous legislation
excluded.
The session is extraordinary called express and
only of providing for the
conditions San Francisco and neghborng cities
TO those whose interests have disaster
and outside matters should permitted creep this
almPortant remedial legislation business already ar
ranged and agreed upon and cut the short
Pennsylvania QUAY ma
chine smashed
Of the
ofa aban
OF
candidate
The rotation idea affords
the candidate (nd.
copy of shakespares much
York was signed H c. Was this suspicion on
Gould? ~ -
Yale husband chorus girl and the
are frequently mistaken about such thngcnnnt
The willingly go 1000 miles 70 coo
the of who died
trat railroad passes are abolished-BufalO Express
studvtne CHROME
methods
national show-Pfttsburg
The he Englands arguments Tba 81
guens weighed about
washington D. in the race for
-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

in this most remarkable way-that he
wants to back up every detail of his
tale with incontrovertlple facts. About
the year and the date he is positive. but
the day, Wednesday, he is not SO sure.
They told me- he declares, that it
fell on q Wednesday, that 18th of April
in ,o2, but | have not yet verified that
fact
Ihat ones house should reflect ones
tastes and preferences and inclinations
mas long been conceded, but it has
taken the earthquake to demonstrate
that the structure wherein one lives is
apt 10 initiate ones good manners.
Ihls remarkable and interesting fact
was ciearly proven by the actions of
the n. M. A. Miller home on the morn
ing Oh the temblor. With a dignified
SLOW grace the house bowed low to the
houses on the other side of the street
ana lnen resumed its original position.
Mr. Miller himself teAs the story. He
was IN the house at the time and cer-
tainly should know.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
CONGRESSIONAL CONFEREEs
CONSIDER THE RATE BILL
Senate Recedes on But Three Anend-
ments, While the House Mem
bers Accept Thirty-Nfne.

WASHINGTON, May S1.-There are
but eleven amendments in the railroad
rate bill yet to be disposed of by the
conferees of the Senate and House
Twenty amendments disposed of was
the record made today. The Senate has
receded on but three amendments
while the House conferees have accept
ed thirty-nine. Those on which the
pOrtance.
The provisions still in dispute include
the express company amendment those
reIatlng 10 oil and the ownership OF
producing properties by common car
rlers. the anti-paSS amendment the
sleeping car provision. "Jim Crow cars
the Dill of lading provision, the reten-
ton or rejection of the words ssin its
Judgment and fairly remunerative''
and the side track amendment.
Inc prediction was confidently made
tnat complete agreement will he
reached on the measure tomorrow The
conrerees are to meet at 10 O'Clock
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
DENY THAT BARON REIDL.
DEMANDED A LARGE DOwRY
Family of the Late Senator Ma~ee An.
nounees That story ~ without
Any Foundation

PITTSBURG. Pa, May 31.-Because
OF a statement that has been published
about the country that BasOn Reidl
who is to marry Louise Masee. niece
ana ward OF the late Senat& Chris l.
Magee, had demanded n dov-r,-S -
100000, much unpleasant notorietv hos
resulted, and today the family of ~
late senator caused to be given out q
denial that any such demand was as-a,.
made 1t was also stated thar NJ.
Magee would under no circumsfancas
consent 10 the payment of a nlarris e. -
IT would be at variance to her nrine;s -
pies The payment of a dowrv boS,,
ever IS made impossible for the reason,
snat the Magee estate was left in frS,st
by the Senator at Mrs. Magee's 49, suS.
gestion- sus-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
Lincoln Party Makes Nom,patiou.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3I.-The LIN
coin party, composed of independent
Republicans, opposed to the present Re-
publican State regime, met in conven-
tion here today and nominated Lewis
Emery for Governor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
Hawaii, the Island Paradise.

Visit your Honolulu friends this va
cation. A reduced rate of $125 first
class, applies by S. s. Alameda. sailing
June 9th. Office zoos Broadway, oak
lands or Pier No. z, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

HANG AND HUNG-Subseriber city.
The verb hang has two paTticiples,
hung and hanged The latter is gen
orally used in the case of suspension
for the purpose of destroying life; as,
'the man was hanged
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
TfIley Mny Succeed McCnlI,.

VALLEJO, May 31.-It is reported
here that Captain B. F. Tilley will sue
ceed Admiral McCalla as commandant
of Mare Island navy yard.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

Townsend has fuI Istoe.lx Of conc
siaee fruits and choice candies at - -
resldtace. 1920 Valencia street ana - - -
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01
IN ANSWER
TO QUERIES

MINING LAWS. City. State min
ing laws control only in the State that
has adopted them.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

June 4. 1876. fell on . Sunday. and sep
tember 4, 1870, also fell on "a Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

FOUR ONES-N- P. City. There IS a
tradition that accounts for IIII being
used on clock dials instead of ". A
famous French jeweler and clockmaker
named Herr Wick presented to King
Charles V Of France, surnamed The
Wise" a beautiful clock. on the dial
of which the Roman numerals were cor
rectly presented. The King examined
the works, did not find fault with them
and said. The clock runs WELL but
one of the figures on the dial is wrong
The clockmaker protested. Yes" said
the King, the four should be four
ones" The clockmaker contended
that he had followed the Roman nu-
merals and politely suggested that his
Majesty was wrong. Il am never
wrong" retorted the King Take the
clock away and correct the mistake
Wick obeyed, changed " to IIII. and.
the precedent having been set, il was
followed by all clockmakers, even down
to the present day.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

POKER A. b, San Jose. Cal. In
poker a foul hand is any hand con-
tanning more or less than five cards.
One of the rules of poker is that no
foul hand can win under any circum-
stances.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

VALUE OF CARDS Subscriber. Ala
media, Cal. The value of cards at poker
is in the following order No pairs
(highest card wins). one pair, Two
pairs, three or tripIet. straight or se-
quence, the flush, the full. fours. the
straight flush and the royal fiusn.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

HIRING MEN-F s, City. This de-
partment has on number of occasions
announced that ii does not advertise
private business. For that reason it
cannot publish the names of mining
companies that hire men to work in
certain districts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

Fred w Bradley the mining capital
ist. and his family of san Francisco
have taken the PrentiSs Selbys' beaut-
full home on Santa Clara avenue in Oak
land They were residents at the Pal
ace when the fire consumed all their
effects.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

Charles Mortimer Plum, who was i'll
In Los Angeles at the time of the fire.
came to town as soon as possible. and is
convalescing at the Waldeck Mrs
Plum rescued personally all her hus-
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

The Misses Jean, Marion and Blanche
Cumming are in town again after traV-
cling on the European Continent for
the last year. They are at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cumming, 34S3
Twenty first street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

Xavier Rolker is located in Oakland
at the home of Miss Countryman on
Twenty-secOnd street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

Mrs Jeanne L. FrancOeus of this city
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert I.
StaIev at their summer home. "The Cliff
DweIIers' Cottage" at Monte Rio, So
noma County.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

Captain and Mrs. John J. Brice an
Miss Elizabeth Brice viii spend IN
summer at their country home, SeVe
Oaks, near Napa.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Parrott nave
taken the o. p. Evans house IN befAe
ley for the summer. They We're Twins
at the Hotel Richelieu. and lost every-
thing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-01

Mrs. William l. Merry and the Misses
Blanche and Mae Merry VIII spend the
summer at Holly Oaks. Sausahto- MIS-
Samuel Bryant is in vallejo, aWdl'lns
the sailing Of the I.awton for Manila
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
INSURANCE FRAUDS IN
FRISCO DENOUNCED

San Francisco, July 1S.--Insurance
Commissioner Wolf denounces the
fraud which, he says, has been prac-
ticed since the fire, when cases of
penalizing claimants for the loss of
their accounts were brought to his at
tention. He says the penalties have
been exacted by many of the So
called dollar companies. Commissioner
Wolf is now questioning the right of
the companies to deduct a percentage
from claimants policy because his
books were burned.
The commissioner commented UNI
fayorably on the effort the "six-bit"
are making 10 get into the
list of dollar" companies, and the
tendency OF the latter 10 save a per-
centage on payments. now that their
dollar for dollar" reputation is estab-
lished.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1906-07-19
went 20 Henderson Tuesday 10 see
InO ROhaFtsan's hiU circns

went 20 Henderson Tuesday 10 see
Jno Robertson's big circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s Black, of Evans
vile. were here Friday enron'e to
Hopkinsville to visit relatives.
DR.. w. T. McNary, of San Jose.
CAL, and Paul M. Moore spent Mon
day with relatives in Greenville.
Mrs. Elmer Witherspoon and son,
Eugene, are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Will Lee, in Princeton, this week.
Robert Jordon and Roy Davis.
of this place, were in jacksonville
Monday purchasing souvenir cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. =. McCully, Of
Clay, Ky, who have been visiting
relatives here returned Home Nom
day.
J. j. McGregor and family and
Bert McGregOr and family visited
their brother, J.T. McGregOr, Sum
day.
Mrs. Will G. Morton and sons and
Mrs. Claud Ross aud son of Madi-
sonville, visited friends IN the city
Friday.
Miss Lille Bell Warner, of NASH
vile, returned home Sunday after a
pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Warner.
Mrs. f. G.. Turner and daughter
Minnie, of Greenville, who have
been visiting here, returned home
Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Dean spent few
days-in Princeton last week. called
there by the accident TO her little
niece, Louise Lee.
Mr.. j. d. Raikes, editor of the
Dixon Journal, and family We're
here few days last week visiting
his brother, Lon Raikes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleety Griffin and
daughter and Mrs. Littlepage and
Mrs. Brooks spent Tuesday with ] 4
j. McGregor and family.
Miss Shelby Wise, who has been
visiting relatives in Darlington for
several weeks, left Sunday for
Auburn where she will visit friends. !
Mrs. Mollie McGary and children
and Mrs. Will Gordon and children,
who have been camping at Sebree
Springs several days, have returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. l.. Kinnett, who
have been living here for several
left Thursday for Oak Hull,
where they will make their future
home.
Ex-Gov. Robert l.. Taylor, of
Nashville, Tenn, passed through |
the city Tuesday enroute to Evans
vile, where he delivered an address
at the Chautauqua.
l. 9. Chapman and sister, Mrs.
Alice G. Martin, of Birmingham,
Ala, who have been visiting their |
aunt, Mrs. G. S. Whitloe, for the |
past ten days, returned home We'd
nesday.