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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27
BRYAN DECLINES DECORATION.
Journal Special Service,

Constantinople, May 26.-The sultan
offered to confer a decoration upon
upon William J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan,
in token of his friendly sentiment. to-
ward the United States. Both CRATE
fully and politely declined the honor.
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"a CHINA's EMPEROR DEAD7

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from Paris says a telegram received
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rumor even that the emperor is dead.
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Decision by the Supreme Court of New
the plaintiff the libel
ompany) by the WORLDS DSPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

The suit was for 100000 damages, and brought
by Dr. Pierce against the Curtis Publishing Co. for max
ing false statements about of his standard family
medicines, known DY. Pe,otS Fa0o11te Prescription.
In the May number of the Ladies' Home Journal 9o4),
Mr.. Edward Box, the editor stated that Dr. Perces Fa-
vorite Prescription contained alcohol and other harmful
ingredients and Dr. Pierce had in the action alleged the
defendant maciousy published this article containing
such false and deanatory matter DIR. Pierce further
claimed that alcohol s ever was contained in his
oFavorite Prescription y" that said medicine vege
table preparation and contained deeterious ingredients
whatever that Mr. Boks statement pretending to give
of the ingredients of said medicine was wholly and
absolutely false
The retracton printed by the Curtis Publishing Co.
tOo months after the Hbeous statement appeared stated
definitely that analyses had been made at their request
and that the "Favorite Prescription did not contain
either alcohol, opium digtas But the business of
Dr. Pierce was injured from the effects of the publication
Of the original libel and the matter brought before
Jury in the Supreme Court of New York State who
promptly rendered verdict in the Doctors favor.
the a q the libel s a DF Lee Smith yc9Prss rSa
6D R@y s G0f% 2 s g 16T G
ycsn asked how hs knew and o
the diseases peculiar women stated he
hoa shS Sf e
anhoes ties sHRSsNS sn
hgs sdho ,s ead fro the wors sacR d
sn sS' By
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P sufeno y P oPdr % d. A. % 4 in &eP9 tn
q York; Hi
Medicine John Scudde NJ d. Author Of treatise
of Women; Horao G. Wood M d. Author of
Roberts Barholow A. NJ M d. Prof. of Materia
Medica Jefferson Medical College Of Philadelphia.
should take and yet Prescription the tonic and
nervne put for sale through druggists especially for wom
weaknesses that does contain alcohol and that too
large quantities Womany weakness will always bring
rritaby and condition, for which alcohol is the
thing the world What thus afflicted needs is
vegetable and nvigorang nene like Doctor Perce Fa
vorite Prescription which will build her delicate system and
bring about healthy tone
Many their present good health to the fact that
consulted Dr. Pierce by letter. giving him all possible in
formation condition. symptoms and received in
good medical advice hch cost them nothing This
why advise write Dr. R. " Pierce the founder of
the lnvaids Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo, N Y
Dr. Pierce by confines himself to prescribing his
weknown proprietary medicines He tells in the most
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

List of players with percents for
goals thrown from fouls:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
SHOE SALE
TOMORROW
THE BIG STOCK BOUGHT OF AL.
ROSENBUSH & co. GOES ON
THE BARGAIN TABLES AT
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE.
Nearly Ten Thousand pairs of shoes are
purchased for n little over half
price and go on sale In like
prOpOrtiOn-Sale at
5I0 So. broadway.

Go to the big shoe sale tomorrow.
There will be some remarkable attrac-
tions in the way of high class shoes for
little money.
Ladies' $500 and $3.50 shoes go for
$3.50 and $l95. Ladies' $500 and $500
oxfords can be picked up for CSC, Mems
S3.0O to $500 shoes go from $3.50 to $2,95.
Thousands of pairs of the best footwear
made can be had for about half price.
These goods are all new and stylish
and all sizes are among them.
Come and look them over. You will
not be disappointed. The Mammoth
never misrepresents. Fourteen years
of successful shoe selling have made
the Mammoth the leading shoe house
OF Southern California, and since the
san Francisco disaster we have taken
hrst place and are the acknowledged
busiest shoe dealers west of the
Rockies
The same Mammoth methods will
prevail during this sale. All goods
lifted, exchanged and money refunded.
Remember the place. 519 South Broad
way, between Fifth and Sixth.
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

State Against the Ladies' Home Journal.
Ladies' published the Publishing
4 R PIERCE President

j. valuable n atony gestEs. Of tie gnates ggass1 Prof
fca influence in Of sexual assude in both sexes the
suit Of e1cesses, especially in those where there
memory mental apathy Indifference, and enfeebled
TenS sma Of the bscE region In diseases
Of the reproductive of females and especially OF the
tonic gradually removing abnormal conditions while at the
same time II mPars tone and vgor to the reproductive organs
and to remove the tendency to repeated and scd
depondency that often attends uterine troubles In painful
it has been found especially adapted 70 those
Sans were dstended with blood and the aching
organs feel they coud fall of the body It's action here
very decided by for the relief
of the ootting of Heonas decided tonic to the
John Fyfe Editor of the Department Of Therapeutics in
The Eclectic Review Of Unicorn root HDias D.o.c one
"a remedy which invariably acts as ute uterine InyigoEacr
az ana e SS 5 tor 10 be o u
uness and of the utmost Importance the general practitioner
Of medicine. In Heonias have medcamen which more
fully the above than other drug soth ics
am acquainted In the treatment OF diseases peculiar to women
dicaton for this remedial AGENT"
He connues vHeonias (Unicorn root-through its tonic
and Alternative influence equally well in amenorrh9a Sup
pressed menstruaon) and menorrhaga oodng or prou
rha which accompanied by general debility and atomic
s @ condition Of the digestive d as WSs there the s
aony weakness Of the generatve and tendency 70
much in bringing about normal of the in
yoved In sterty and impotence its curative @ power Is un%
activity all not dependent organic wrongs and in
eucorrhGa and in detective menstruatlon Is frequently
needed remedy"
following among the leading Indications for Helon
as rPan aching the back with leucorrhea atomic wea
reproductive organs of mental de-
preston and tab associated with chronic diseases OF the
reproductive organs constant sensation OF heat in the
region the kidneys menohagia fowing) due to weakened
condition of the reproductive system; amenoha
menstruaton), arising from abnormal
don the digestive organs and anemic thin blood habi
dragging sensations the lower part of the abdomen
If the above symptoms present invalid woman can
do better than take Dr. Peces Favoe Prescription one OF
leading pedomnang ingredients of which is Unicorn
root, Helonias.
invite all those who would like to read more extended
medical authorities treating of ALL the
several ingredients entering the composition of Dr. Pece
medicines booklet recently compiled by Dr. Pierce
and published by the Worlds Dispensa Medical Association OF
Buffalo Y, which will be requesting
copy same by postal card letter. Ask for the little
book of extracts compiled bv DR.. Pierce.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
REMARKABLE BALL IS
TWIRLED BY PHILLIPS
VlNCENTIANs DEFEAT POMONA
10 TO 2
Saints Pitcher Does Not Allow Hit
or Runt Until Two Men Have Been
Called Out In Last Halt of the
Ninth Inning

The st. Vincent college baseball
team defeated the Pomona college nine
by score Of 1912 on the Claremont
diamond yesterday afternoon in one Of
the most remarkable games ever wit
messed on local college grounds.
To the last half of the ninth, and
after two men had been called out
Pitcher Phillips of the Vincentians had
not allowed a hit or a run. When the
pair of outs had been made in the
ninth, errors by Campbell and Lamer
allowed men to reach first and second
At this juncture a Pomona stickman
applied his bat for two bases, scoring
the runners.
The Saints secured sixteen hits from
the delivery of Golly, the Pomona
twirler, while the single screamer in
the ninth was the sum total of the
Claremont batting column.
The feat of Phillips beats all inter-
collegiate records hereabouts, and
probably in the state, as twenty-six
innings Of consecutive ball had been
played before hit or run was tailed
against him.
The batteries were: st. Vincent,
Phillips and snodgrass. Pomona. Golly
and Metcalf
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
.H|GHLANDERs WIN
FROM use. NINE
CONTEST SLOW EXHIBITION OF
BASEBALL
Thacker, Occidental Twirer, Proves
Clever Box Artist and Has VAR
sIty Men, Guessing-Many
Errors Result

Had the University of Southern Call
fornia team been playing in some out Of
the way place yesterday afternoon as
professionals the country brethren
would have picked up their ears and OBJ
srved that they play like a lot of anna
tours"
1t was distinctly enervating game
that between the Occidental college
nine and the U, S. G. team, and when
the seance was over the Highlanders
were dragging the major portion of a
score around which read 10 to g.
The clever work of the young twirler
Thacker, for the Highland boys came
near being the only feature of the game,
and the little slab man shared the hon
ors of the day with Bridewel of the
varsity nine, who gained distinction
by rapping the opposing star for a
single, two-bagger and a three-bag-
ger. Thacker proved his caliber by
striking out fourteen of the University
men and holding them to eight hits.
The Occidental twirler is but a boy in
his lower teens, and if given the proper
training should develop into a first
class slab artist. His control was not
of. the best yesterday, but sharp.
quick curve had his adversaries break
ing their backs in an effort to connect
with the sphere.
1t was pitchers day for the U. S. C..
aggregation, and no less than three of
the University staff We're given an op-
portunity of proving their worth. All
of them We're to the bad not so
much because they were batted, but
because Of the fact that they did not
allow the Highlanders an opportunity
of getting a whang at the ball.
Burek was the initial offering of
HOlmaQ a a oil ~
ond inning there was a conference
which resulted in Shute being called
forth as the second holocaust. He
lasted along until the middle of the
sixth inning when Captain BrideweII
was forced to relieve him from further
duty.
Thatcher, the first man up after
Bridewell entered the box, drove an
easy fly to Comstock in center which
was as good as a hit when the univer-
sity fielder dropped the sphere. The
muff had a bad effect upon the team
and four runs were scored on two hits
before the inning was over
Occidental Team Work
The Occidental nine developed the
fact that they have been working hard
TO learn the finer points of the game
and used the hit and run play to good
advantage, in the majority Of instances
scoring men from third with the sig
nailed bunt The Highland Park infeid
IS capable Of a rattling game of ball as
was instanced during several innings
yesterday
The university men must certainly
have had an off day, as the ten errors
combined many that were inexcusable
for college team.
Thacker had his bad round in the
sixth when the varsity men got after
him for four hits. which with walk
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

Tslk-o,Ph free, sss the proposition
IN todays Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

way what as you what you ought do what
line should be followed your particular case
and does not indicate the need Of his proprietary
the best possible method of improving your health.
DR.. Pierce does claim for his oFavorte Prescription
that ccurea' II is recommended as most perfect spe
which follow the use Of this remarkable remedy that it be
almost aiGs cares Nnety.eisht per cent Of the Women who
give this medicine fair and faithful trial cured remain
cured
It is powerful nvigorang tonic, mparting health and
strength in particular to the organs distinctly feminine The
health that when diseases Of the delicate womany organs are
cured the whole body gains in health and strength For weak
aed especially for who work in store Office school
ba % Burdens e D Gp OSa Sa
proven priceless benefit because of its heahreorng and
strength giving powers.
AS soothing and strengthening nervine, oFavorite Pre-
sCrpOn is uneaaaGd and i invaluable in aayng and sub
prostration neuralgia hystea spasms chore vtuss
dance, and other distressing nervous symptoms commonly
It induces refreshing sleep and relieves mental anxiety
and dependency.
obstinate Prescription" is a positive
for the complicated and obstinate of eucorhea
excessive flowing painful unnatural suppressions
back male weakness aneversion roversion bearing
down sensations chronic congeston inflammation and ulcer
aon Inflammation less pain and tenderness the
lower abdomen accompanied with "internal heat"
What Some Most Eminent Medical Mem
Say of fhe INGREDIENTS Of Which DR.. EoIerce's
Favorite Prescription Is Composed.
GOLDEN SEAL ROOT (Esydras,Is canadensis(.
Prof. John M. Scudder M. d. says ut stimulates the
digestive and the assimilation of food By
these the blood enriched. The
improvement the and gandular systems
results" He continues: "In relation its general
the system, there medicine about hac there such
general atdmty of opinion 1t is universally regarded the
tonic useful in all deblitated states"
Prof Eingwood, M d. of Bennett College, Chicago, says
of Golden Sea "I important remedy disorders peul
Jar to In all catarrhal conditions especially if there be
muscular relaxation and general enfeebement is useful"
Prof. Roberts Baholow, NJ d. of Jefferson Med College,
of Golden Sea "Vauable in uterine hemorhage food
ng menorrhaga rofuse menstuation and congesve dys
menorrhoa painu menstuaton) Locally good eucorrhoa
liberation and erosion of the cervx neck Of uerus unhealthy
and soughng spres and ulcers of the leg"
From the foregoing will be that Golden Seal
root efficient curative agent in most of the weaknesses
and ailments affecting the peculiarly feminine But there
several other unsurpassed remedial agents for the of
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

Following one of the most successful
seasons in the history of western
basketball, the various teams of the
Southern California league have prac-
tically disbanded and, with the ex-
ception of a few minor games with out
side fives, there will be no further
contests this year.
The Meteors of the Los Angeles
Y. M c. A. captured premier honors
for the past season, coming out with
some remarkable records, Faithful of
the Meteors winning out in the race
for percentage.
The league was most fortunate dur
ing the season in securing the serv-
ices of capable officials. Taber, who
refereed in all league games, and
Breitkreutz, the umpire, deserve spe-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
PLAYeRouNpERs Win

~Fhe Playground baseball team de-
feated the Thirtleth street nine yester-
day afternoon by q score of to 0.
Heavy stick work and errorless field
ing characterized the play of the Play
grounders, who are especially elated
over their victory, in that the Thirteth
Streets have claimed the championship
among the grammar grade mines Of the
city. The Fairgrounds are anxious TO
hear from any outside team. Communi-
cations may be addressed TO s. Riatt at
30s5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BY Associat ted Press.

At Boston-Boston-W Washington game
called at fourth inning; rain.
At Detroit-Called to allow players to
catch train. Detroit, z; st. Louis, 7.
At Cleveland1Called i'm twelfth inn
ing on account Of darkness, Cleveland,
8; Chicago, 3,
At New York-Philadelphia, 0; New
York, 3.
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cial mention and praise for their
clever work. There were few deci-
sions questioned and the harmony be-
tween officials and players was no.
ticeable throughout the entire series.
The last meeting of the league will
be held Thursday evening at the
Y. M. C. A. hall, 614 South Hill street.
The following is a list of players
having the best record for field baskets
during the season:
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gave the latter three runs. Ernest got
four bad ones and was stealing second.
Darby singled to right and took second
on Bridewel's shot to center. Comstock
followed with another single to right,
which found an opening between Clev-
er's legs allowing Darby and Brldewell
to score. Roadabush was next up and
sent a screamer past third which landed
Cpmstock across the plate.
The summarize
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

At lladelphia-Phl Philadelphia 4,
8. Q6 innings).
At Pittsburg-P 5, Chicago 4.
At New York Boston 8, New York 4.
At st. uis-Cincinnati 4, ST. Louis 2.
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GOULD is A WINNER

LONDON, May SIN the final round
of the amateur court tennis champion
ship of Great Britain at the Queens
club today Jay Gould of Lakewood. N.
j.. beat s. ]. Hill by 3 to Q.