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their treatment the disease spread to
four different parts of his body. The
longer the doctors treated him the worse
it grew. During the day it would get
rough and form like scales. At night it
would be cracked, inHamed, and badly
swollen, with terrible burning and itch
ing. When / think of his suffering, it
nearly breaks my heart. His screams
could be heard down stairs. The suf-
fering of my son made me full@ misery.
] had no ambition to work, to eat, nor
could l sleep.
One doctor told me that my sons
eczema was incurable and gave it up
for a bad job. One evening saw an
article in the paper about the wonderful
Cuuoura and decided to give il a trial.
Il tell you that Cuticura Ointment
is worth IFS weight in gold; and when |
hadused the first box of ointment there
was great improvement, and by the
time ] had used the seg5nd set OF Cuti-
cua Soap, Ointment and Bes0lventmy
child was cured He is now twelve
years old, and his skin is rs fine and
smooth as silk (sigucd) Michael Stein
man, Sumner Avenue, Brooklyn,
N. Y, April 10, 1905"
Complete External and Internal Treatment for every
HuWor from Pimplcs to Scrnfula from Infancy to Age
consisting o. Culcura Soap 25c Ointment 50c Resell
Won't Soc tin form 81 Chocolate Coated PMS 2sc per vial
Of Q0, may be had ~ an druggists single often eures
Potter Drug S Chem. Corp, Sole Props., Boston
o. Mailed Free g low to Cure Hunors Of Childhood"
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John J. Gardner. travelling passen-
ger agent OF the Northern Pacific,
spent yesterday in the city arranging
ior the lecture on Yellowstone Park
acre on Marca IS, mention Of which
was made in these columns a few
days ago
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my son. As an in
FAINT / noticed on
his body red spot
and treated same
with diHerentrem-
edies for abouthve
years, but when
Une spot began to
get larger l put
him under the care
Of ,I,a4g,vs, I'LL
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will save you dig money on cloth
ng. Every steamer and railroad
rtugB now gooda Sig Leyison.
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6cene-1'rain stopping at small road
eide station Irritable Old Gentleman
What on earth do they stop at a sta
ton like this for2 Objectionable Pas
senger (alightine3y ~ sSSo5y me to get
out. Irritable Old GentieYni@Ez MI
see It has It's Advantages, them
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CHILD'S AWFUL
SKIN HUMOR
Screamed with Pain - Suffering
Nearly Broke Parents Heart
Twelve Years Of Misery Doctor
Called Case lnCurabIe = Helped
from First, and
SPEEDILY CURED BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"I wish to inform YOU that your
wonderfts Cuticura has put n stop to
sa~saiye years of misery l passed with
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Cali on DayIs \ 6lacAcrby. l16
Monks street, toI groceries Il lowest
uaTkeI priceR
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Citation.
Georgia, Glynn County.
TO Whom II NAV Concern.

Georgia, Glynn County.
To Whom it May Concern:
Joseph Silliman having applied for
guardianship of &c paaasaps and n.
erty of Ag fese Joseph
Charles id Jones, Paul
Dewey onoss 4e Leonora Jones
and Martha Jones, minor children of
Ed. Jones, notice is given that said
application will be heari at my Of
fee on the first Monday in April, next.
This March 4, 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary, G. G. Ga.
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T. c. White OF Atlanta. spent yes
terday in the city.
w. F. Smith, Jr., of Atlanta, was in
the city yesterday
A. E. Bullard, Of Nashville. is in the
city for a few days. S
S. X. Brown is back from a business
trip to Wayne county.
H. D. Lead, Of Macon, was visit
tor to the city yesterday
w. r. Parker left yesterday for
weeks hunt in Barlow county.
4. R Hensen has returned from
short business trip to- Savannah. &
Prof N H Ballard has returned
from a short business trip to Jesup.
]. T. Brown. w K. Hine and C. F.
Crawford We're among the Waycross-
ties in the city yesterday
H. L. Lane, of Esmont, Va, and c.
". Lane, of Lynchburg. were among
The visitors to the city YESTERDAYS
w. f. Williams. the new chief
clerk in supt Whburns office, has
arrived in the city from Macon ano
assumed the duties of the office.
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We solicit orders for everything In
the grocery Tine. Prompt service.
low prices, Davis q Biacksrby, Ils
Monk street
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Cali on Davis B. Blackberry, ii6
Monk stTeet, f0g groceries at lowest
mArkst prices. I--l.L
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NaIHafI TOT baTDs
Three small houses close In renting
for $13 per month. For sale cheap.
5robston, Fendis & Co.
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Rev. J. w. Atwood arrived in the
city yesterday from Waycross and
preached at tne Presbyterian church
last night. He will continue services
through Sunday
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Try one Job and that viii be a
guarantee for the rest.
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All jobs guaranteed, Regard
less Of Sizes
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No. tts Grant st. Phone 427
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
PANAMA SENSATION
IS PROMISED

WASHINGTON Jan. Ex-senator
Morgan Of Alabama, By direction of the
Senate committee on interoceanfc ca
nails, has prepared a report on the bust
ness and financial management per
tanning 10 the construction Of the canal
by the Isthmian canal committee that
is expected to cause a sensation.
The report, which IS most compre-
hensive. was sent TO the public printer
Monday and viii be read within a few
days. II is based upon a great mass Of
Information that has come into the
possession Of the committee since the
organization Of the canal commission.
Members Of the committee were at a
loss as TO who should prepare the re-
port because Of the great amount Of
work IN entailed- On the proposition
Of making the report nine Of the twelve
members OF the committee voted with
Senator Morgan. and he was asked to
undertake the work Of preparing the
report.
IT is said 10 be most remarkable
document. tt viii discredit the 18th
mian Canal Commission more than
anything that has yet been made
public.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
SETTLE POINT IN
FIRE Loss CASES
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BOSTON, Jan. -Policy-holders dis
satisfied with the settlements they
made with the American Insurance
Company Of this State for their losses
due TO the San Francisco disaster of
last April cannot take part as parties
in the pending suit OF the Attorney
General against the company in the
Supreme Court His suit seeks TO per-
rnanentlv stop il from doing business
and 70 have its affairs wound up by a
receiver. on the ground that il is in
solvent Judge RUgg today granted
motions made by the company TO dis
miss and expunge from the records
petitions for leave to intervene in that
case brought by Mary J. Noonan.
Mebius & Drescher and Lewis Meyer
& co. They suffered losses in the San
Francisco conhagration and settled
with the company by accepting 20 per
cent Of their losses. Mrs. NoOnan held
a $4,000 policy. Mebius & Drescher a
$1,000 policy and Lewis Meyer e. Co. a
$4,000 policy issued by the insurance
company.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
CALL EADQUARTERS,
1907 EIGHTH STREET.

SACRAMENTO. Jan 25.-The mild
attack OF economy which showed It's
first symptoms in the Senate yesterday
IN the debate over the purchase of $500
worth OF annotated codes for the judi
ciary committee found one immune.
Senator Irish bobbed up this morning
with a perfectly normal pulse to record
himself as the single opponent of q
resolution which cut the original num-
Der Of twenty sets to ten, and in addi-
tion thereto contained the Caminetti
should remain the property of the
State.
Belshaw had secured favorable rec
ognition Of his amendment to make the
books the property OF the Senate and
TO have them left in the custody of the
Secretary Of State for the use OF sue
ceeding judiciary committees. when
Irish turned loose a few inquiries. He
wanted to know why set was not pur-
chased for each member.
Yesterdays argument that twenty
sets were not needed, that usually not
more than ten or eleven members OF the
committee attended a meeting, and
moreover, that the books would be in
the way anyhow, still seemed good 70
Wolfe. who was in charge of the reso-
luton. and who yesterday announced
his intention of taking a hand in the
economy business. which he suspected
Caminetti of trying TO monopolize.
Then Irish wanted TO know why the
volume of Civil Procedure was omitted
from the resolution. The information
that this volume had not yet been pre-
pared by the printer did not quite con-
vince Irish that 1T should not be pur-
chased anyhow, and he announced that
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
Dps unet Graft Lottery Bill Passed
Assembly Stops Junke
Touring Committees to
Be Denied Mileage

today. Forbes OF Inyo made anxious in
quiries as 10 its purpose. he had
heard that the proposed committee was
10 pass on legislation affecting South
ern California: therefore he wanted TO
know what the citrus belt statesmen
deemed the extent OF their Jurisdiction
Forbes. like the barker for side
show, sang. II they include Inyo
County. ] seriously object. Inyo would
only make q morsel for Los Angeles.
and don't want to see InyO eaten up.
Leeds disclsimed any intention TO
pass on measures that did not directly
affect Los Angeles This satisfied
Forbes and he voted aye with all the
rest OF the House.
A quarter OF an hour later, when
bills were going IN, Phil Stanton OF
Los Angeles sent a slip OF paper TO the
clerks desk.
Assembly bill No. 4s1. introduced by
Mr.. Stanton" read Assistant Clerk
Wright; "an act anneXinE the county
Of Inyo TO the county of Los Angeles 81
The House took g hearty laugh and
Speaker Beardslee. after recovering his
compOsure, ordered the bill referred 10
Forbes OF Inyo.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
CALI HEADQU ARTERS.
1907 EIGHTH STREET.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 25.-Grove John
son got one of his reform measures
through the lower house today. BY a
vote of SO to his colleagues approved
the bill making it misdemeanor for
any one to print. publish or circulate
lottery advertisements or lottery draw
ings.
In speech before the vote was taken
Grove told of some unnamed friend who
had whispered to him that If he pressed
the anti-lottery bill he would be roast
ed to the queens taste" in the news
papers.
This bill Is a good one" he contin-
ued. There is national law against
lotteries. but no State law This has
enabled the newspapers to deal with the
lotteries. printing their advertisements
and drawings in city edition and ex-
cluding them from the mall edition. Ny
bill will take from 500 to $1,000 a
month from the San Francisco news
papers. This money should be taken
away. I am informed that $4,000 a
month goes to the lotteries from Sacra-
mento alone. How much San Francisco
contributes I have no idea I believe
that if we stop the advertising we will
kill the lotteries"
Johnson also told the Assembly that
he had been informed that the bill
would not be fought in the Assembly,
but that the newspapers would center
their efforts on the Senate committee
to which the bill is referred
No one else talked on the bill. Fol-
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
Caminetti Caught Mapping on Vote to
Employ Another Attache for Senate
Anaodor Statesman Is on Record as Grabber

and viii be back ready for passage
when the Senate meets on Monday
morning.
The bill was brought in from COM
mittee this morning. Senators Wolfe,
and Leavitt explained that haste was
necessary to head OFF technical objec-
tions being raised by the insurance
companies attorneys, the immediate
effect clause was attached, and the bill
rushed to the printer.
The insurance committee will give
its first public hearing on Tuesday
night. when IL will take up the work
of framing a law to provide a standard
policy. There are t~~o propositions for
a standard policy before the commit
tee. one framed by Commissioner
Wolfe, the other by o. G. Jones, an
Eastern insurance expert. who has
been appointed adviser of the commit
tee. The Jones bill is the measure in
troduced by Leavitt and the one that
the committee leader will try to bring
out for passage. a fight will be made
for valued policy clause.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26


last session had paio 5000 10 learn
that the San Diego breakwater " as
ettll IN existence. Leeds told OF a trip
m6de 10 Southern California two years
sEo by the committee on State hospi-
tails Each member drew Sl26 for
mileage and the total cost 20 the State
was Slze1.
The roll was called. Before the vote
was announced Fratessa of San Fran
cisco changed his vote from no TO aye
and gave notice Of reconsideration
The total showed 3s ayes and p noes
All OF the san Francisco delegation eN-
cept McKeen. who is a Democrat, put
themselves on record as opposed TO
economy. The way the vote stood when
II was announced was as follows:
HOW VOTE STOOD
Ayes Baxter. Birdsau Butler. Campbell.
Case. Chandler. Cogswel. Collister, CostHr, Cut
tratessa, Hammon, Ians, Held hewitt john
Leeds Lucas. Lynch. Mcclellan, Mcconnell BIC
keon OTIS, Percivsl. Pierce. Pyle, ssekett.
SNYDER, Stanton, Stetson. SToorldge, thompson
q Los Angeles Neske and Speaker besroslee-
Noes-Barrr Bebsn. Boyle cullen. Fisher.
Hartlsnd Kelly. Kohlmun Strohl. Thompson.
cisco; Bishop Bush. Higgins. johnson Of Sacra-
LudinFton. Root. Transue. Nhitmore, Wilson
Absent-Beckett. Bell. Berry. Coghlsn. Cor
nish. Drew. Finney Mcguire McMulin O'Brien,
Smith Smyrh and VHlsh-l5.
On reconsideration the opposition
must cast forty-one votes to win II
stanton can keep bis forces practically
intact this viii be impossible, as Drew
and Cornish. who were absent today,
viii vote for the resolution tomorrow.
Before adjournment the Assembly
gave the committee on prisons and re-
formstories permission 70 start for
Whittier tonight Lynch, the chair
man. Is in favor of charging actual
travelling expenses and so voted when
put 70 the test
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
SoLOSs WANT MORE PAY
Propose Increases Ir Salaries and Less
Patronage
GALL HEADQUARTEEs.
1907 EIGHTH STREET..

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 25.-Two cOnsJj-
tutional amendments. increasing the
pay OF legislators and limiting the
amount TO he paid for attaches were
introduced in the Assembly today
Grove Johnson offered an amendment
that IS a twin to the one voted down ar
the last election. Eis measure fixes the
salary of members at $1,000 a session
and limits the patronage to $500 day
for each house.
Birdsall Of Auburn proposed that
state Senators be paid s1440 a term and
Assemblymen S72O. and that the patron
age he limited to $500 day for each
house
No member has Vet introduced an
amendment limiting patronage and
leaving the compensation OF legislators
at its present figure. All insist that
more pay and less patronage are insep-
arabic
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
TO GIVE TRANSCRIPTS FREE
Measures Aim 10 Assist Prisoners Who
Are PennfIess
CALL HEADQ DAHTERS,
To0- EIGHTH STRRET.

>ACPAMENTO. Jan. 25.-The Assem-
t., ,aese6 the Held bfll today compel
7frr Judges 10 order the transcript OF
ch testimony as defendant in a
i.riual case may require and charge
tre cost to the county.
The aim OF the bill is 10 enable pen
,fass attendants 10 take an appeal
,-sse Of Pasadena declared that the bill
would mean endless expense TO the va
-.s,--e counries but when his name was
..sllad he voted for it, There were no
dissenting votes
s+srfon OF Los Angeles introduced n
.-sf7 designed TO enable the city of Los
,noeles 10 build q railroad 70 Owens
r5ftser such a line being needed to
.,.snsnorf material needed in the con-
...-,,cf3on OF that citys new s30,o0o,0o0
water system.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
BANKERS CO INTO COURT
TO OBTAIN CERTIFIC 4TES
Mandamus Secretary of state Curry in
Effort 10 Perfect Desired
Instrumentation,
IncOrpOrstior

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 25.-Upon the
application today Of r T. McKisick.
attorney. representing a number Of
bankers Judge Hughes Of the Superior
Court issued four alternative writs Of
mandate. returnable on February s, to
compel Secretary of State Curry to sp-
pear and tell why he had refused to
grant certificates Of Incorporation 70
four banking Institutions.
The writs are on behalf of the Oak
land German Bank. the Oakland Mer-
camille Bank and the North Beach and
the West Side Bank of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
noRPHINE ENps LIE

SAN DIEGO. Jan. 25.-Charles Con-
way. sometimes known as Harry Cor
bett." was found today In dying con-
dition in his room in the lower part or
the city. A physician was summoned J.
but death came before he arrived. A
half-fl bottle OF morphine was found
in the bed and it Is surmised that Con-
way took il with suicidal intent.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
he would oppose the adoption of the
resolution, which he. and he only. did.
AMADOR MAN OFF HIS GUARD

he would oppose the adoption of the
resolution, which he, and he only did.
AMADOR MAN OFF HIS GUARD
Caminetti came near being caught
asleep at the retrenchment switch. A
resolution providing for the appoint
ment of an assistant clerk to the iu-
dietary committee at So a day was
brought In and 1t was carefully ex-
plained that the salaryz4eould come out
Of the parceled patronage. On the vote
Caminetti. busy with his papers,
thought that he was voting on the code
resolution and emitted a Iusty aye"
The shock was too much for Belshaw.
who dashed for the clerks desk TO
verify by the record what his ears
could not convince him was true. Bel
shaW's perturbation evoked a smile
and advised the Amador Democrat that
he had unconsciously voted to sane
ton the distribution OF some OF the
Republican pie. The fact that the pie
was sliced in s25 a day chunks in the
organization caucus and will be spent
willy nilly makes no difference with
Caminetti, and he loses no opportunity
to record his opposition to the whole
thing by voting against every resolu-
ton which carries with it one of the
crumbs.
CURB on INSURANCE MEN
Immediate action to forestalI techni-
cal objections of defensive insurance
companies in the San Francisco courts
was decided upon by the Senate today.
Senator Wolfe's bill providing for the
revocation of the license of any in
surance company thar secures the re-
moval of cause from the Superior
courts TO the Federal courts, amended
to take effect Immediately, was sent
TO the printer today on a rush order
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
r,os ANGELES JOsHEs MO
.-.~,l,Trman Forbes Experiences
Alarm over COunty's Safety
~.sr urADQT IRTERs.
Too- EIGHTH sTREE7

cAcRAMENTO. Jan. 2s.-When the
rssslution BY Assemblyman Leeds
~.,t~s the Los Angeles delegation q
-..,s~ committee, like the San Fran
..ssas 80 es1sratfon. came I'D IN the House
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
MERRIMAC'S ANCHOR TAKEN
FROM WATER AT NORFOLK
Fishing Schooner GrappIes Relic of
Civil War at Bottom of
HAMPTON Roads

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. 25.-As the re-
suit of her anchor getting afoul of
something at the bottom of Hampton
Roads yesterday. fishing schooner
was the cause of the recovery of the
lost anchor and chain OF the Confeder-
ate armorclad Merrimac
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
BARRIERS WANT STATE BOARD
Anthony Offers BIZ RevivtnE ComH1is-
sion snd Licensing of Craft

SACRAM ENTO, Jan 25-Senator
Anthony stands sponsor for a bill
10 revive the old board of barber
examiners. Anthonys measure was
prepared by San Francisco union labor
interests and viii he supported. it is
said. by organized labor as whole.
The bin provides for p commission Of
three members appointed by the Gov
ernor. empowers this commission 10
examine applicants and issue Certifl-
Gates 70 qualified BARRIERS. BARRIERS now
working IN California may he licensed
on the payment Of 81. Applicants for
Licenses must be At least s years old !.
have served three years apprentice
ship studied for three years in an sc-
credited or organized school Of bar
berine or show that they have worked
81 the trade for at least three years
in some other State. A license fee Of
81 Us 10 be exacted and any one prac-
ricing barberiue without the license
may be punished by r fine of not less
than $40 nov more than 500. or by i'm
prisonment for not less than ten nor
more than ninety days in the common
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
cURRY MANTs MoNEY

Secretary Of State Curry is building
high hopes on the belief that the Legis-
lature before IL adjourns viii give him
an appropriation for an edition Of the
bluebook The bluebook is one of the
most valuable publications issued by the
state The last Legislature felt too
poor 10 authorize its publication, and
the antiousted edition OF 1905 has had
To serve its purpose poorly since For
900 copies OF the bluebOok Curry
wants an appropriation OF S12lO0 In
addition 10 the bluebOok he wants to
Get = 5000 edition Of the corporation
laws Of California at an expense Of
sZo45. 5000 copies Of the State and Fed
eraI cons tftutiOus. with a complete cita-
rfon reference OF decisions on California
roustitutiozsl law cases A former edi-
ffOn was extremely popular with both
Il av-,ers and teachers, and second eoi-
tor would cost s15T5. Curry also wants
- get out q modern edition Of the cleo
f-on laws at an expense OF $3.50
Governor Gillett reappointed Brigs-
Sfer General Robert WankOwsld today
ro his command Of the First Brigade.
Rational Guard Of California
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26

Office diaries and calendars. also cal
endar pads for 1907. now ready at lie
Count. Clark & Ormond's 22O Market ST :
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
Oneof johnson sReforrn
Bills Goes Through
Assembly Is Unanimous Against
Publication of Drawings

lowing JohnsOn's speech every member
Of the House present when the roll was
called voted gainst the lotteries.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
kEANE OFFERS TITLE BILLS

Senator George Kesne. by three bills
which De introduced today. purposes 70
anal lgamate some of the more valu-
aale feafures Of the Torrens land
registry law and the McEnerney act
The purpose Of the measures IS 10
chanEe court procedure 10 the end
that title usy he proved in court with
out the production Of an abstract or
the so-called best evidence Of an un-
broken chain Of title Many land
claimants in San Francisco cannot pre-
sent abstracts because Of the destruc-
tion of the absIractors' records in the
April disaster The Keane bills would
permit them To go into court with such
documentary evidence rs may be pro
durable and complete the proof Of their
title IN open court by other than the
so-called best evidence.
Safe within the folds Of a set Of print
ed rules. the Senate may settle down TO
r comfortable disposition Of the bust
ness before it- That the rules are vir-
tually the Identical rules under which
the last Senate worked and the sitting
body has worked 10 date viii make the
relief none the less grateful. While the
rules OF the California Senate are not SO
vital 10 the existence Of that body as is
the rule yoke Of the National House of
Representative the absence Of the
riment to some Of the statesmen. Rather
attacks Of nervous indisposition. acting
the rules committee yesterday and re-
lieved the strain by adopting the stand
ing rules OF the last session. with one or
no minor 3 zr7euG~71erFe
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26

Continued Prom raEe i. Column
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26
$500 Tuxedo Suits Sl5.75

Jet black unfinished worsteds and beautiful thbets
lust received from New York workroom. Coats cut
long with French creased back, grosgran silk faced to
the edge and the English taperng trousers All possible
sizes and perfect fit assured SIS value, $15Z5.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-26

final clearance of fine overcoats that offered for
sale absolutely disregarding cost or value
Pictures show the ylesthe price proves the saving
there absolutely need of another word and be
prepared find the biggest and best bargain offered and
we will promise you will not be disappointed.