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The Ufizi Galley Florence, has ae-
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representing celebrated historical person
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frequently md with burning sensn-
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came discouraged, weak. lansuid and
depressed. so sick and sore that
could not keep up. AS doctors did not
cure me decided to try Doan's Kid
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Sold by all dealers. so cents box
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torture iwentthrough
now seems TO have
been almost unbear-
able l had back
ache pains in the side
ana l9iBs, dizzy spells
and hot. feverish
headaches. There
were bearing down
pains. and the kidney
acarei5pne -0e1ad fop
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During his service Of 50 years as sex
ton of Cullompton Church, Devon, Eng
land, Samuel Voisey, who just died, at
tended every funeral held in the church,
yard and saw eight Wears come and go.
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matism.
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The year 1905 broke the Patent Office
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FITS permanently cured, No hts or nervous
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Taylor Cherokee Remedy OF sweet Gun and
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Broken Down. like Many Another WON.
an, with Exhausting Kidney Troubles.
Mrs. A. Taylor. Of Wharton, n. j.,
says. II had kidney trouble In Its
nost nainful md serare form. md the
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HOSPITALS CROWDED
RAJoRITY OF PATENTS WOMEN
Mrs. Pinkham's Advice Saves Many
From this Sad and Costly Experience.

1t is a sad but
certain fact that
e Y cry We ar
brings a n i'm
ere a Sc in the
numberofopera-
tons performed
upon women in
0 UT hospitals.
More than three
! fourths of the
patients lyin g
NV 41,oaa eHnr.f
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Economy i the ROAD to wealth-arl It's
a hard road to avel.
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All druggists. Soc. per box, or BY MAJ
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Do You Belief
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white beds are women and girls who
are awaiting or recovering from opera
tons made necessary by neglect.
Every one of these patients had
plenty of warning in that bearing down
feeling. pain at the left or right of the
abdomen, nervous exhaustion, pain in
the small Of the back, pelvic catarrh,
dizziness, hatulency, displacements or
Irregularities. All of these symptoms
are indications of an unhealthy con-
dition Of the female organs, and If not
needed the trouble may make Roadway
until the penalty has to be paid by q
dangerous operation, and a lifetime of
impaired usefulness at best, while in
MANY cases the results are fatal.
Miss Luella Adams, ofSeattle, Wash,
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About two years ago was a great suf-
ferer froma severe female trouble, pains and
headaches, The doctor prescribed for me and
finally told me that had a tuHor and must
undergo an operation if wanted to get we'll
felt that this was my death warrant, but |
spent hundreds Of dollars for medical help,
hut the tunor kept growing. Fortunately /
correspondence an aunt inthe New England
States, and she advised me to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as 1t was
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began to improve in health, and was entirely
cured, the tumor disappearing entirely with
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Just as surely as Miss Adams was
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advice. She is daughter-in-law OF
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years has been advising sick women
free Of charge. Address, Lynn. Mass.
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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
BULLETS WH|z
IN COAL FIELDS
Fierce War Begins in the
Mines in Eastern
Part of Ohio.
Non-Union Men Fired on
but None of Them
Is Hurt.

sMITHFIELD. Ohio May 2i.-The war
IN the Eastern Ohio coal fields is on. After
= night OF almost constant firing in the
hills the Plum Run mine was opened this
morning tor the first time in seven weeks
The non-union miners. l25 strong. marched
down the hil toward the pits under heavy
guard. They were greeted BY a fusiliade
rom the bushes. The bullets whistIed
among tie trees and iubedded themselves
= the coal cars on the Cleveland and
fltsourg Railway siding. The strike
breakers hurried 10 cover
The fact that the hollow in which the
nine is situated Is heavily overgroun with
underbrush saved the guards and nom
t.nion men from harm. as they were al
most totally concealed All preparations
sre being made for active hostilities. Two
great naval searchlights have been put in
place. one al the guard tent and the other
al The coal tipple in the hollow They Will
command three miles OF surrounding ter
rltory. and are 50 arranged that they
cover the sweep Of the Maxim gun
a party OF four guards stationed at q
cottage where thirty nOn-uniOn miners
were sleeping during the night discovered
: group Of seven men crawling through
the high grass toward the dwelling They
enptied their revoivers and rifles and sig
nailed for help The men had vanished
before the seauchers found their trail
The guards declare they were warned
that an attempt would be made to dyna-
mite the cottage. The four guards were
discharged this morning.
We gave orders that there should be
r. shooting until an actual attack is
made said Superintendent Cox. We are
ttralning every nerve 10 preserve peace. p"
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
VENTURA APRICOT GROWERS
HOLD OUT FOR BIG PRICES
Demand is Larger Than the
Supply.

VENTURA, May 24--Apricot growers of
this county are in clover. for buyers are
falling over one another in their eager
ness 10 get the fruit green or dry. Nine
and nine and a half cents per pound
is being offered for the fruit dried,
against seven cents last year. Fruit
growers are coy and are aghting shy of
contracts. 1t is certain that the price
viii 60 10 ten cents or better before the
season IS out
The crop this year in the county and
all over the State Is very short All Of
the old crop is cleaned up through nat
ural channels and because Of the San
Francisco disaster. This Is making the
price gilt-edged. while the shortage is
going 10 make what fruit is grown of
excellent quality. In the Ojai Valley
there will be in many cases pretty full
crops. This section always produces
prime fruit. The PiTu section will come
out with a half crop. About Springvale
there viii be little fruit, the same in
Simi and in Ventura Canyon. Apricot pits
are also in great demand. A few years
ago these were considered as waste, but
last year they brought s. a ton This
year they will reach IS The pits are
used in Germany largely. taking the place
Of almonds in candy-making.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
PIPE SCANDAL
ST|Rs VALLEJO
City Officials Charge That
New Water Main Is
Poorly Laid.
Allege Navy Yard Town
Has Been Cheated
Out of $4,000.
speeial pispatch to rhe can.

VALLEJO. May 24.-There is bit
ter war on in the municipal govern
ment over the new pipe line of the
municipal water system. The city is
constructing a new pipe line from
Green Valley 10 this city and the pipe
furnished is the Universal a new pat
ent main manufactured by company
in opposition 10 the pipe trust. The
contract was given to the Universal
Company, represented by the George
H. Tay Company of San Francisco
only after a bitter controversy over
the merits Of two makes Of pipe. Now
when the pipe line IS nearly completed
and the pipe and the laying nearly all
paid for. Mayor Madigan and the
Board of Public Works that went into
office last month have filed a long re-
port stating that the city has been
cheated out of $I2,o zoo worth of pipe
and that the laying is very faulty.
Civil Engineer Otto Won Geldern
Of san Francisco has been engaged
By the city 10 go over the pipe line
with the city officials and the pipe
contractors next Saturday. and the
outcome of this investigation is await
ed with much interest.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
BRITISH TARS TAKE SHOTS
AT BOARDING HOUSE RUNNERS
English Sailors Open Fire on Men in
Charge of Trio OF Their
Shipmates.

PORT TOWNSEND, May "a
Charles Gunderson and Harry Stub
were both shot in the head by men,
bers OF the crew Of the British ship
Morven yesterday. Both were in a
boat returning ashore from the Nor
ven when they were overtaken by a
boat from the ship. Without warn
ing the firing commenced, Stu6ley
falling al the first discharge, the bull
let piercing his skull. Gunderson at
tempted TO defend himself with an
oar but was shot in the head, receiv-
ing flesh wound. Three Of the Nor
ven's crew, who were in the boat with
Gunderson and Stubley. were hauled
out of the boat and taken aboard the
ship Stubley's condition is serious.
The entire crew of the Morven will
be arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
..TRUsTY- AT FOLSOM WALKS
OUT OF PRISON UNHINDERED
Third Termer Takes Advantage OF
Trust Reposed in Him and Makes
EscanP

SACRAMENTO, May 24.-John
Brown. serving nine years for bur-
glary committed in Alameda County
escaped from Folsom prison at
O'Clock this morning. Brown, al
though a third-termer. was "trusty,
assigned TO the power house. He
walked from the prison grounds with
ont hfndrance He did not wear the
convict garb. being permitted TO wear
ovralls and jumper such as are worn
BY engineers and firemen, and this
made his escape easy. His term would
not have expired until August 30,
1908
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
AUTO, STREET CAR AND
BICYCLE IN COLLISION
SOy Seriously Hurt and Woman and
Chauffeur Injured in Peculiar
Accident

LOS ANGELES. May 24-Arthur
Witter. fourteen year old boy. was
seriously hurt. and an unknown woman
ana chauffeur were slightly injured
in z triple collision between a street
car. an automobile and a bicycle at a
street crossing here last night Speed
ing south on EsIrella street. the auto
mobile dashed into a Washington
street trolley car west bound. and
glancing of the car struck the boy
on the bicycle. hurting him into the
gutter. All OF the occupants OF the
automobile were thrown. but were
able 10 set into their machine and
drive away.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
STATE GRANGE Is TO MEET
IN SANTA ROSA IN FALL
Plan 70 Deprive SonOma Town Of
Gathering Meets with Success
fnI Onnnsiffon

SANTA ROSA. May 24.-Talk OF
changing the place OF meeting OF the
California state Grange from Santa
Rosa 10 some other town in the county
has brought out a vigorous protest
not only from the Santa Rosa Grange
but from the Sonoma County Pomona
Grange. The result will be that the
state Grange viii hold its sessions
IeTe IN the fall by which time the
.i.y viii have so far recovered from
'he injury il received last month as
n be able 10 care for the visiting
.~rangers in q very satisfactory man
ner.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
GIVES \ NEW TRIAL TO MAN
CONVICTED OF MURDER
Appellate Court Revcrses Order Deny
ing a Rehearing Made in
San Francisco

SACRAMENTO, May 24.-The Ap-
pellate Court today reversed the or
der of the trial court of San Fran
cisco denying a new trial to Joseph
Clark. convicted of the murder of
Joseph P. Gross in November. 1899.
The reversal is made because OF er-
rors by the court in the admission OF
Testimony and in instructions TO the
jury.
The court aff1rms the Judgment OF
the Superior Court of San Joaquin
County declaring a certain 500 shares
Of the capital stock of the Samson
Iron Works TO be the individual prop
erty of Mrs. Joseph H. Comfy and
that John Yardley has no claim to IT.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
ONE MAN Is KILLED AND
ANOTHER HURT By BLAST
Fatal Accident Occurs at the Norcross
Mine in the Sagebrush
State
Siate-
OIDFTFLD Nev.

GOLDFIELD CNev.). May "a
James O'Neil was instantly killed and
Eugene Gilfllan painfully injured by
premature blast in the NOrcross
mine last night. They put in a round
of shots and started TO ascend the
ladder. When Gilfillan was half way
and O'Neil but & few feet up the
ladder q shot exploded, followed by
2 perfect fusillade. GiIfllan succeeded
~ reaching the top. but O'Neil was
shaken from the ladder and his life
less body. fearfully mangled, was
found in the bottom Of the shaft. Gil
.llan was taken 10 the hospital. where
his body was found 10 be full OF pieces
o. rock. That he hung 10 the ladder
and escaped death IS considered mir
aculous.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
veteran EdI,or Dead.

COLUMBIA. Mo-, May 24.-Colonel
". F. SwitzIer. aged 81. recognized
as the oldest editor in the United
States. died here today. He estab-
Iished the Columbia Statesman in
.ls4I and with the exception of few
years spent in writing the history of
Missouri University. had been its edi-
tor until he retired from active work
two wears ago.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
Frce Alcohol Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON. May 24.-The Sen
ate today passed the so-cElled free
alcohol bill a. il was reported from
the committee on finance. The bill
has already passed the House and the
amendments which the Senate has
adopted 90 not materially change It's
scope. II does not go into effect until
January l. 1907 There was some de-
bate on the measure and the neces-
sftv for the amendments explained
The bill was passed without division.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
CALIFORNIA MARSHAL JAILED
ON THREE GRAVE CHARGES
Accused of Attacking a Little Ch9.
Robbery and Several Minor
Often sPS

TACOMA. May "a. @. Clayton,
city marshal OF san Jacinto County.
California, is under arrest here on
advices from California accusing him
of assaulting d five year old girl OF
three rObberies and minor oidenses-
He was janitor Of the school which the
little girl attended, when the alleged
assault occurred.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
Lights for California Coast.

WASHINGTON. May 24.-The Sen
ase committee on commerce today
voted 10 report the House omnibus
lighthouse bin and added the follow
1E items: Lightship for Juan de
-uca. Wash. $50. 900: light and fog
ignals. Cape HinchinbroOk, Alaska.
5000. lighthouse tender, Hawaiian
sands. SI50.000; tender for light
;ouse inspector. California district,
$50. 600: lighthouse and fog signal
red Rock. san Francisco bay. $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
or,,,,ps Find shelter.

PFTALUMA. May 2z.-Mrs- Net
tie NcNear. matron of the san fran
cisco Protestant orphan Asylum ar
rived here yesterday with her cnarees
md attendants. numbering 210 peo-
,ie and took possession Of comfort
Sic quarters a. --eai-To-.a Par
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
sheerln,s Laundry.
Newlapds Coming to Coast.

go McAIister 81. Phone Park BIG. w
- .,e laundry and return in three days
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
Fund for Hawaiian Public Works.

WASHINGTON. Nav 24.-The Senate
today passed a bill creating fund for
public works in the Territory OF Hawaii.
II sets aside 75 per cent OF the customs
and internal revenue receipts Of that Ter
ritory. TO be used under the direction OF
the Secretary of War for public institu-
tions and Improvements in the Hawaiian
Islands
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25
oo,.o- Accu,ed OF POisOnloo wife.

TONS RIVER. y. J.. May 2i-Dr
F~srk B-ouwer was indicted and arrested
today on the charge of having poisoned
his wife. who died last September. Mrs.
Brouwer was member Of wealthy fam
gv. and is said TO have possessed some
property. Dr.. 8rouwer pleaded not guilty
when a-raigned-
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-25

WASHINGTON. May 24.-Senator
Ncwlsnds. Of Nevada. viii leave in a
'ew DAYS 10 look after his interests IN
san Fra ncisco. which were so seri-
Busly affected by the earthquake and
ire. Senator Patterson, OF Coiorado'
ain be made a conferee on the State
hood bin in place Of Senator New
h. re
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-07
POLICE COURT NEWS.

Joe NoznaE, janitor of The hou @
an % tIlZaDeth street. VIII bc given "a
nearing IN police court tomorrow
night ut I clock on q charge Of
striking the SlN-year-oid son Of Joe
Bur&lnShN OF a. Elizabeth street,
with a stone cutting a ga7h over The
eve. NaHnak maintains 'nai he had
been greatly annoyed by a gang Of
Youngsters ana ihaI he grew so eX-
a~aperated that he threw "a stone.
lhCmaS LtaheN, of 10 Corllandt
street, and James Hughes, of 617
state street, were locked mp in de-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-07
FREIGHT CARS
BEING ROBBED
Lehigh Valley Railroad Has Been
Working on The Matter for
Sometime.

Detectives IN the employ OF the
Lehigh Valley railroad, nave Tor the
last month, been investigating a num-
her of mysterious car robberies that
have taken place between this city
and points TO where cars from here
are bound. and it is said on good au-
thoritv. that half a dozen men, hold
ing good positions, lave been dis
charged from the employ of the COM
many as a result. Three of the dis
charged men are said to have lived
in this city.
For some time past reports have
reached the Lehigh Valley headquar-
ters that loaded ears leaving Perth
Amboy have been broken into and
robbed, and it is said that among
these cars were some loaded with.
copper ingots. While it is said that
the copper has disappeared from the
ears and that the seals were found
broken when the cars reached the
place of destination, the ingots have
never been recovered, and, as far as
known, they have never been dispos-
ed Of.
Resides copper ingots it is under
stood that other things have been
stolen and that the thieves made a
neat sum of money. The detectives
had a hard task to get any evidence
against the men who were doing the
work. The chief of detectives and
some assistants visited this city not
many days ago and, after a careful
search were rewarded with a tip. The
tip they worked up and after a short
time the men were caught.
The railroad company found, it is
said. that they have not enough evil
dence against the former employees
o take the matter to court and so
the men have been discharged. 1t is
not expected though that the matter
will rest.
In the year that has just past it is
said that the Lehigh Valley railroad
has lost thousands of dollars by cars
being broken into and goods stolen.
They have found that a number Of the
company employees have been robbing
the railroad right and left and 1t is
said that as soon as they can get di-
rect evidence against any employe.
so that the matter can be taken to
court, the case will be pushed to the
fullest extent.