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The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Catarrh Everywhere, Even on
Pixies Peak.
No Man or Place Is Immune From the
Deadly Catarrh Germ.

There is no part OF the land which is
free from catarrh. Attitudes and latitudes
have little effect In destroying this omni
present germ. Many imagine that the eli
mate of the West. with its high attitudes
and dry atmosphere. tends to prevent ca
tarrh. There just many cases in
proportion 20 the population west east
Of the Mississippi, only the disease is not
as severe because of the climatic effect upon
the nerves.
Even Pixies Peak. which is over 1900
feet above the level, catarrh seemed to
attack several OF the attaches of the signal
station located there some years ago.
No place is exempt, no human soul is i'm
mune from catsrrh. Don't imagine because
you don't live by lake river that you
can't have catarrh. or that you have only
chronic cold when your has been
stopped up for some time That Is usually
the way catarrh starts-with bad cold.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06

relief when the hawker closes the door be-
hind him. Love itself wavers, and disgust
forblds the kiss. And out Of regard for the
afflicted one, little mention of his pollution
is ever made to his face. and he must rely
on his own misery and such plain talk as
is contained in this page to reach him and
to cure him. There is a for this pes
thence within the reach Of every one 1t
was not always SO. Catarrh has ragged
fercely through the years like a frebrand,
and in the eagerness to Quench it. many use
less things given out cures, but it
remains now after the slow process of ex-
perimentation and discovery, TO offer the
positive real cure. which has been born Of
ceaseless searching and common sense.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
HR-A-W-Kk!
Catarrh Victims Fearfully Nau-
seating to Those Who Are
Near Them.
Gauss Treatment-A Free Trial
to Prove 1t, Is Sent to All
Who Write for 1t.

There n nothing nauseating as to have
to sit next TO a gagging catarrh victim or
to talk to of them and have whiffs Of
bad breath constantly blown into your face
No man or woman suffering from catarrh
can avoid these things, because 1t is a part
of the catarrh itself, though the victim
may not realize or know that his very pres
ence carries with it certain garbage at
mosphere. You can't smell your own breath,
and you seldom smell your own smell.
The constant splitting. and hacking, and
nose jerking is enough to make even the
members of ones own family breathe sigh of
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
In the Coils From Childhood

! have suffered with catarrh since l was
years old. but it has annoyed more
in the last two years.
tried everything | read heard OF, but
IL did good, and ! your ad-
vertisemcnt in a paper and wrote to you
and received sample package. / i'm
pressed 20 favorably with the sample that
1 Immediately gent for the fun treatment.
l suffered much with the dropping back
into my throat. and after had taken the
medicine for three or four weeks this nasty
sensation entirely ceased, and | have never
had any return of 1t. / now fully cured
OF my catarrh. and am very grateful to you
and your medicine.
I will be very glad to tell any one whom
think needs 1t, and II you wish to use
my name you may do so. am SO CRATE
full that / wish everybody who needs 1t
would use II. and am sure that 1t will cure
them. Miss Matte Drullinger Birdsell St.
South Bend. Ind.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Eminent Doctors
Say Blindness
Due to Catarrh
ASSOCIATED Press Dlgpatch.)

London, Aug. 6.-Dr. II. Manning Fish
of Joliet. Ill, declared at the medical con.
gress that most OF the blindness in the world
is the result of catarrh in the upper nasaI
cavities the bony cells composing the roo.
OF the nostrils.
DIR. Fish described his experience in thirty
six cases, covering a period OF several years
claiming that in each of these immediate
improvement of the vision followed the eff
fectiye treatment OF the diseased nasal cayi-
ties, and advised that in cases OF loss of
vision following grip. measles. scarlet fever
and kindred ailments, relief be sought
tients.
catarrh is caused by a germ which must
be destroyed before the catarrh itself can
be cured. II not cured, blindness may re-
suit. An extended history of the many ex-
traordinary cures affected by the Gauss treat
ment will probably be brought to the at
tention OF the next international meeting OF
the medical congress.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Catarrh
At Meals
The Catarrh Victim, Especially
at the Table, an Object
of Disgust.
Outlawed By Society
Good Appetite and Catarrh Rarely
Travel Together.

The limit is the catarrh gagger at the
table. the man woman with the appe-
tte-losiDg hawk and hank, utterly I'm
mindful of the he causes to other
people who trying not to notice or hear
him.
Do you wonder that other people despise
this creature? While others have joyously
assembled around the board with delicious
moutb-watering appetite, here comes the
hawker with nose-jerking grimaces. a jerk
gurgle in his throat, and balled-up hand
kerchief in his hand. Horrors. forget 1t.
Go away and that catarrh before ap
pearing at public table and mingling your
bad breath with the scent af stsaming ten
derloin steak
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Thank Heavens, We Have
Such a Man as Gauss"

There is no case too serious for Mr.. Gauss
to consider; no case too slight for him re-
ceives prompt reply: whatever questions
are asked are answered. and advice Is freely
given 1t is his liberal treatment of every
one, the broad view that he takes of every
ones whims and eccentricities. and his sim
pathy for the afflicted. that has so often
brought forth in letters received from happy
patients all over the land this sentiment:
Thank Heavens, we have such a man as
Gauss."
1t is not necessary to write letter in
asking for free treatment. Just cut out
the coupon at the bottom of this page and
send it to C. E. Gauss. 1886 Main St. Mar
shall, Mich, and you will receive by return
mail in plain sealed wrapper free package
OF Gauss Catarrh Treatment It will cost
you nothing. and put you under obligation
whatever. This is to prove to you at once
what the treatment will do. in this
worst cases Of catarrh.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
A Glimpse Of the Death Roll
Catarrh in Many Cases Is the Real
Death-Dea,er.
Died OF consumption. aged 30.
Died of acute bronchitis, aged so.

Died of consumption. aged %.
Died of acute bronchitis, aged so.
Died of pneumonia, aged rs.
Died of cancer, aged 81
And down the list Do you find .
mention of catarrh7 No. because catarrh.
as srule, does not directly cause many
deaths. The catarrh is indirectly the cause
of many deaths. Died OF pneumonia, caused
by catarrh." The caused by catarrh'' is left
on-whats the use? He's dead. anyway.
And catarrh is looked upon disease
of slight consequence by those who don't
know. over every catarrb sufferer. mat
ter whether he has been suffering a month
five years, there hangs dark shadow
which is pointing with its dark. bony finger
to the silent way. VIII you follow 1t. or
fight it?
Gauss Combined Catarrh Treatment will
save you. and avoid for you years of future
misery. Gauss Treatment permanently cures
catarrh in the common-sense way. lie proves
1t, too. with a free treatment he sends to
you by return mail as soon he receives tho
coupon at the bottom of this page. Cut out
the coupon. fill in with your name and ad-
dress. and send today to C. E. Gauss, ss3s
Main St. Marshall. Mich.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
IF HAD MY LIFE TO LIVE OVER,

We can point to hundreds of cases of ca
tarrh that have dragged their blear-eyed,
nose dripping. half dead victims through
fifteen and twenty years of misery. 1t all
started with little germ.
Just of Gauss Catarrh Treatments for
little while would have killed OFF Mr.. Germ
and reclaimed to health and happiness in
short order some of the worlds best women
and bravest men. who now dodder about in
blank, diseased old age, fill cold
graves-food for thought. Think of yourself
at 40. or so. or 60. clutched by catarrh. II
you only had your life to live overt a 2-cent
stamp would blot out all the misery.
1t is not too late. Cut out the coupon
below, fill in your and address and
take courage. Do 1t willingly and with hope.
Mail it to c. E. Gauss. 1856 Main St, Mar
shall. Mich, and you will get by return
mail a free package of Gauss Catarrh Treat
ment to prove that IL will cure you.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06

Better spend a few days destroying the
catarrh germ right from the start, than
waiting and putting or until you feel drop
pings in your throat and your plug
ged up.
1t and avoid for you years of future mis-
cry. Cut out the coupon below IL you have
even n slight cold touch of catarrh. and
send it to c. E. Gauss. who will send you a
free package of the wonderful Gauss Treat
ment, so as to prove to yourself it's great
power
1t costs you nothing. Address coupon to
C.. E. Gauss. 1886 Main St, Marshall Mich.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
An Old Soldier
Grateful

Mr.. Gauss: have finished your treat
ment now. and l completely cured. Ny
wife gays she cannot detect any of II left.
and says my catarrh Is gone. She ought to
know, for she Is graduate I am
truly grateful to you any old soldier
can be for what your treatment has done
for me. and certainly will recommend II to
those whom / know afflicted. You are
certainly at liberty to th; II you want tc
in recommending your treatment to others
W. Il. PLUMB.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06

man. an able bodied. robust. vigorous bust
ness man, blessed with paying business. a
happy home and faithful wife. suddenly
stripped of all that makes life worth living.
with the love of a true woman mired In
his own disease Picture to yourself what
happens when a catarFh victim comes home
from work-the fact Of his gentle mate
turning away from a foul-breathed kiss. the
rack and grug and hurr. and the splitting
and hawking in handkerchief and cuspidor
every few minutes.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
| Want To Cure You

/ only wish could gather OF my
patients together and let you hear them
talk. Some OF these people had such ex-
treme cases OF catarrh that cure was un-
known to them. My treatment not only
cured them. but its effect made them feel
better
After one-minute conversation with a
Gauss patient you would be firmly convinced
that the statements set forth here facts.
But 1 can't do that, let do the
next best thing. Let me send you trial
treatment free. Fill out the coupon below.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06

II you have nerves, you believe other
people have any you will just stop and look
at yourself as you are, and before other peo-
pie move away from you when they see you
coming, you ought to run away from them
Go somewhere, anywhere, just to be alone.
and take this page with you, cut out the
coupon at the bottom. and send 1t now. be-
fore you pull your again. to C. E
Gauss, 1896 Main St, Marshall, Mich.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
CUPID RETURNS.

Mother-"How does it happen. Helen. that
you have started going with Henry Hawk
again? / don't see how you can bear to
have him around"
Helen--"o, you couldn't tell he ever had
the catarrh now. He's been taking Gauss
Treatment for over two weeks"
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Thousands Praise Gauss.

This is Gauss Combined Treatment for
catarrh. The story is told and over
again thousand times Of the lost birthright
of health restored, OF the happiness caused
of the release from degrading pestilence
and Of hope and comfort and sleep returned
by the use OF this wonderful simple Gauss
treatment II must be true. There are
heart-storiss from all the land that
bubble up from gratitude. They tell as
nothing else the misery in which catarrh
plunges, the danger il brings, the deaths II
causes. and then again there are other pic
lures painted in these letters Of happiness
and health redeemed. lost energy restored
and ambition reclaimed.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
DEAFNESS CURED BY GAUSS.

When I wrote TO you for your sample l
was so deaf in either ear that 1 had to press
a watch hard against them to hear a watch
tick. But after taking your course of treat
ment my hearing came back and I can now
hear the watch tick fifteen feet away.
Leon r. Atkins, Box 4s7, Petoslley, Mich.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
Send the Coupon.

II you a catarrh victim, don't allow
yourself any longer TO be avoided by your
friends because Of your catarrh atmosphere.
TO be object OF nauseous disgust among
strangers 10 have people you know turn then
faces away from you when you talk TO them.
TO have people away from you and
stick up their noses you sit next to them,
10 have your own family hate to have you
come around-all because OF the catarrh
odor that everywhere and always makes
you outcast
Gauss Combined Treatment for Catarrh
stops bad catarrh breath right of short and
quick. and kills every catarrh germ in the
body. If man or woman will spend the
comparative little time and money It takes
10 cure catarrh by means Of the sure Gauss
Treatment, the little coupon in the corner of
this page will be cut out and sent flying
toward Marshall. Michigan. with the pa
tienrs name and address It. BY return
mail VIII be sent the Gauss Treatment abso-
lutely free for you TO try and prove 10 your
self its great power If you sufferer
of catarrh, send coupon below today to q. Z.
CAUSE, 1886 Main st, Marshall, Michigan,
and get back a trial package Of the treat
ment that positively cures catarrh.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06
CURE is CERTAIN.

You that catarrh. slight or se-
rious once and forever. by means of the only
common-sense sure cure for catarrh, Gauss
Combined Treatment. We don't ask YOU to
believe it before proving II yourself. There
fore send you a TRIAL package at our
own expense absolutely free to you.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06

1t is not too late. Cut out the coupon
below, fill in your name and address and
take courage. Do 1t willingly and with hope
NriI it to C. E. Gauss, $3.50 Main St, Mar
-t IL, N;eh.. and you Will get by return mail
n free I2-AL package of Gauss Catarrh
Treatment to prove that il will cure you.
The National tribune., 1910-10-06

What have done for thousands of others
I will do for you. I offer you my treatment
THAT WILL CURE catarrh free of charge.
! do no more-the matter lies entirely
with your own good judgment Simply I'LL
out the coupon in the lower right hand cor
ner-MA1L 1T TODAY and you will receive
trial package of my remedy free THAT'S
ALL THERE Is TO 1T: in weeks time
you will be on the road to recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
TRUCKEE RIVER
PROJECT OPPOSED
Residents Protest Against At
tempt to Close Fishing
to Public
[Speeial Dispatch to The Call

TRUCKER, May 7-oakland pro-
moters for the Truckee lumber COM
pany land scheme are on the ground
prepared to plat the land adjoining
the Truckee river for a distance of Ia
miles on both sides. The land is to be
spld by the company for summer re-
sorts.
The promoters have tackled up tres
passing signs all along the property
Ihese notices and the announcement of
the Intentions Of the company to make
the land preserve have aroused peo-
pie OF this vicinity. They claim that
lnasmueh as the state through it's fish
and game commission stocked the
stream 1t must remain public property
IN the sense that any who wish may
fish in it.
Ihe Oakland promoters claim the
right to refuse permission to fish to
any one they desire. The trout season
is just now opening and the Truckee
river is recognized as one of the best
places In the state for this sort of
fishing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Saturday, May 4. 1910:
ALLEN-STEFENS-Be F. Allen. 66. Riv-
erside, and Ann Z. Stevens. "a. Woodsde.
ANDERSEN-NI -NIELSEN-Marius II. Andersen.
80. and Inger NJ. l.. Nielsen, so. both of 1866
Market st.
RkHAUSEN-FERRIS-Lo Barkhausen.
"A, san Francisco, and Elizabeth Ferris. q,
New York city.
BAYLIsS- MARKS-James Z. Bayliss, 81, SS4
Jones st, and Estelle T, Marks, is, 1908
Golden Gate ave.
ELLIOTT-WILLIAMS-L Roy Elliott, %. 264T
Mission ST.. and Emile NJ Williams. IS, 1878
0Farrell st.
LEE-ROWSoN-Frank J. Lee "a. and Harriet
q. Rowson, 21, both of 1247 Laguna st.
MARKUS-SIERA-Jak AIarkus. 2S, and Sofia
Sierra, 26. both of 105 Noe st.
PENNY-YLITALO-wi Penny. IS. 249
Steusrt St, and Fiina YIitalo, %, 2041 How
ard st.
POPE-ABREG0-Edwin A. Pope, 80. 40 Ellis
St, and Elvira NJ. Abrego, 2S, 1916 Mason St
TZ-McGUIRE-Armand Putt, IS. Presidio,
and Edythe s. Mcclure. 35. Adams Basin.
New York.
RoBB-COATES- H. Robb. %. Girard.
Kan, and Charlotte f. Coates, IS, 2111 Union
street.
SCOTT-CESENA-R Robert l.. Scott ~. and Eva
Nj. Cessna, 80 both of 10 Maple court.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
GARDENERS OBJECT
TO MOVING ORDER
StOcktOn's Truck Growers Have
to Change Locations of
Fourteen Years
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

STOCKTON. May There was great
excitement in Stockton's truck garden
market this morning when Policeman
Dutschke attempted to carry out the
orders of the chief of police and mayor
and move the wagons from the stands
they have occupied for Ia years.
The gardeners have come to town
early in the morning and lined up their
wagons banked high with fruit and
vegetables along Weber avenue be-
tween Ell Dorado and Hunter streets.
The erection of the new hotel, however,
has necessitated that they move and
the moving was done this morning.
The dealers found no little trouble To-
eating the growers whom they patron
ize regularly, and the leo or more ped
dlers were highly indignant.
II is probable that a regular market
place will be built.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
DEPARTMENT
OF HEALTH DESIRED
State Board Advocates Federal
Sanitation Supervision
[SpeeioL Dispateh 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. May THE creation
of a department of health for the ma
tion was advocated today by reSolu-
tion of the state board of health.
The state health board contended,
however. that the secretary of the ma
tional department should be man of
medicine.
Fifty eight dealers throughout the
state have been violating the pure food
law, according to the report of the
health board, and their cases have been
placed in the hands Of the district at
torneys Of the counties.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
BIRTHS

CLARK-In Fresno. Cal. April % 1910. TO the
wife of J. W. Clark. daughter.
CoNDRoTvrE- this city, May s. 1910, to the
wife of l.. j. Condrotte, a son.
C0RKERY-April 81. 1910. to the wife Of John
F. Corkery (nee Hamann) a daughter.
DEAIPSEY-In this city May g. 1910. to the
wife Of Joseph NJ Dempsey. daughter
G0ILY-In Berkeley. Cal. May 8, 1910, to the
wife of E. V. GOIy, son.
INGRIM-In Stockton, Cal. May . 1910, to the
wife of Elmer A. Ingrim formerly Lottle
Haas, SON
KLUNG-In this city. April %. 1910. to the
wife Of Otto ]. F. KIung. son.
TRAGANEE-In this city, May 4. 1910, to the
wife of Leo Traganee (nee Mehlwitz). a
daughter.
WREDEN-In Petaluma. Cal. May . 1910, to
the wife of William p. Wreden. son.
ZECHER-In this city. May .. 1910. to the wife
of L. Frederick Zecher.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
QUARTER OF ESTATE
GOES TO COLLECTOR
Heir of Mrs. Lyon Gave Mort
gage on His Interests
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, May THE contest
in the estate of Martha E. Lyon, worth
$4,000, was practically settled today
when Judge Shields decided that a
quarter of the estate should go to
J. j. Rauer of San Francisco. w. H. H.
Wiley, brother of the deceased some
time ago was awarded half the estate.
Frank Wiley borrowed S1,700 from
the c.. w. Clark company. giving a
mortgage therefor, and made an as
signment of his share to J. j. Rauer
The court decided that half the
amount in dispute go to Rauer but a
clause be inserted giving the Clark
company right TO redeem the mort
gage and save the money it had
advanced
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
Diaz Gives Aid
SUITS AGAINST KLAMATH
PUBLISHERS PILE UP
Three More $4,000 Actions for
Libel Are Begun
So Dispateh o The an

=. KLAMATH FALLS ORE May =
Three more damage suits have been
brought against the Klamath publish
ing company publishers of the new
daily established here month ago
runder the name of the Klamath
-Chronicle
= The last three suits are for $4,000
seeach and were filed by County Judge
}. b. Griffith and Commissioners Al
ebert Walker and :. T. Summers, who
were attacked by the paper because
they favored the granting OF a free
-site 10y "A town site company for d
courthouse
These three suits bring to $3.50. 600
the total of damage suits brought
against the publishing company in less
than three weeks as a result OF its
crusade.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
BUSINESSMEN WANT A
JOINT RAILWAY OFFICE
Petition From Stockton to Be
Considered in Chicago
Special Dispotch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. May 1T is probable
that a joint uptown Office will be es-
tablished by the Southern Pacific,
Western Pacific and Santa Fe lines.
The local patrons OF the roads and the
businessmen in general have filed petit
tions with the railroads asking that
such an accommodation be made. The
matter will be taken up by regresen-
tatives of the lines at a meeting TO be
held in Chicago May 20, according to
information received by Secretary j.
NJ. Eddy of the chamber of commerce
from H. A. Jones, freight and passen-
ger manager of the Southern Pacific.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08

OIL KINGS SON SUES-0akland, May 7.-Sut
for 81 900 for the wreck of an automobile was
brought today against the Oakland traction
company by John A. Bunting Jr., of one of
the first California oil kings, who lives in
Centervlle. Bunting says that of the COM
pany's cars ran into his machine as 1t was
crossing the tracks at Thirteenth avenue and
East Fourteenth street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
ANDERSON HOLDS IT'S
ANNUAL ROSE CARNIVAL
Thousands Attend From the
Neighboring Towns
Special Dispdtch TO The Call

ANDERSON. May 7.-Andesson's an
nual rose carnival drew thousands from
neighboring towns today 1t was ideal
weather and the celebration was a
marked success. A mammoth floral
parade was thesfeature of the morning
Races and athletic contests were held
this afternoon. The day closed with
band concerts, fireworks and a ball to-
night. D. j. Hall of Shasta county
was orator at the exercises held at
noon after the parade.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
GIDEON j. CARPENTER
DIES IN PLACERVILLE
Former Speaker of Assembly
Passes Away

PLACERVILLE. May - Gideon
Judd Carpenter, a prominent pioneer of
TINS section. died today, aged 81.
Carpenter was active in democratic
politics and served as county clerk
and district attorney of Ell Dorado
county, speaker of the assembly, state
senator and railroad commissioner
carpenter was q brother of Cyrus
I. Carpenter, former governor of Iowa,
and near relative of former United
States Senator Matt Carpenter of Wis
consin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
ASHES OF CAPITALIST
BURIED BESIDE WIFE
ISpeciol Dispntch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. May THE ashes of
August Muenter were brought from
the Odd Fellows crematory in San
Francisco yesterday by his son, Inter
nal Revenue Collector August E. Muen-
ter, and were buried alongside the
grave of the dead mans wife. This
was in accordance with the wishes of
the late capitalist
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-08
TOWN MARSHAL WANTS
SALARY AS POLICEMAN
Man Of Varied Vacations Ap=
peaIs to Trustees
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

IOPeCidI LTSPdtcH 70 ne all
BURLINGAME, May TOWN Mar
shall George e. Jones of Burlingame.
commonly called 1.-The man of varied
vocations,' has applied to the town
board for $40 month more salary for
policeman and has requested that the
municipality furnish him with Offices
in the Bank of Burlingame building.
Jones carries the burdens of the fol-
lowing offices on his broad shoulders:
Marshal,
Tax collector.
Pound master,
Street sprinkler,
Deputy county clerk,
Deputy constable,
Secretary of the Burlingame i'm
provement association,
Fireman and policeman