The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 10, 1902, Page 3

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, 1902. DOAN'S. KIDNEY PILLS. ; !MUNICIPAL PROGRESS/ ' WILL BE THE THEME Representatives From All Sections of the State | Are Gathering in the Garden City tof | Discuss Question of Civic Advancement l 'DECEMBER 10, PROMATION N STORE FOR LOUD May Become Fourth As- . ADVERTISEMENTS. IS A SERIOUS MATTER. The Most Serious and Fatal Diseases Arise From Indigestion. Chronic indigestion or Dyspepsia, while a very common tromble,: has for some time been looked upon by able physiclans as a sericus thing and that no time should be lost in treating it properly at the start, because recent researches have shown that the most serious, fatal and incurable diseases have their origin in simple dys- pepsia or indigestion. Diabetes is simply one form of indie gestion, the sugar and starchy food not being assimilated by the digestive organs. Im Bright's disease the albumen is. not properly assimilated. QUAY SAYS BILL | WILL BE PR33ED Asserts He Has Enough Votes to Admit the Territories. Feeling Is Running High and sistant Postmaster a Very Bitter Fight Is While consumption and dyspepsia are * General. Expected. twin diseases, it is beyond question e that dyspepsia makes a fertile soil for % the seeds of consumption. But the Californian Likely to Profit trouble has been to find a remedy that by Reorganization of Special Dispatch to The Call CALL BUREAU, 1406 G STREET, N. could be depended upon to cure dyspepsia. as it is notoriously obstinate and difficult 1 Hard to do housework with a IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW n aching back— Hours of misery, at leisure or at work—no rest day or night— Ache, ache, all the time. If women only knew the cause Department. ST e If Plan Be Carried Out, the Great Army of Mail Carriers Would Be Placed Under His Supervision. — Spectal Dispatch to The Call. CALL BUREAU, 1406 G STREET, N. W., WASHINGTON, Dec, 9.—As an in- teresting outcome of the defeat re-election for last fall of Representative ‘W., WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—When the Senate meets to-morrow the fight for the admission of Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahcma as new States wit be in the open. It will be a_ very stubborn contest. Senator Quay, as the leader of the move- ment to admit all the Territorles as States, is unceasing in his efforts a asserts that he has fifty-three votes pledged. In his list are included all the | Democratic Senators; thirtysthree, and | twenty Republican Senators. It is not believed by the opponents of ithe scheme that Semator Quay has any such number of Republicans who are willing to follow him on this question. A great”many ‘conferemnces have been held ¥ to cure. This has been the question which has puzzled physicians and dyspeptics alike, until the question was solved three years ago by the appearance of a new discovery in the medical world, known as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, which it was_claimed was a certaln, reliable cure for every form“of stomdch trouble. Physielans, however, would not accept such statements without first giving the new remedy many tests and carefully observing results. For three years the remedy has been thoroughly tested in every section of the country. and with surprising and satis- tactory fesults. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can be hon- estly claimed to be a specific, a radical, Eugene F. Loud of California, who was | openly opposed by the letter carriers’ or- | ganization, it is probable that Mr. Loud will be appointed Fourth Assisant Post- master General and the letter service transferred to his department. Should this be done it would be cdnsidered as the President’s rebuke to the letter car- riers,;as Government employes, for inter- and there is talk of having a caucus of | the Republicans and thus putting Senator | Qtay and his followers in a position of deliberately bolting their party, if they persist in forcing Arizona and New Mex- ico into the Union. The feeling is running | very high and the opponents of the Quay | omnibus bill do not mince matters in djis- cussing what they term the ‘jobbery” phase of the question. They assert that what = lot of happiness it would bring to | San Francisco homes. 1 Backache pains come from sick kidneys. - They’re a cry for | help that the little filters send out when they can’t do the W| work nature gives them to do. ‘ lasting cure for Indigestion in the various forms of acid dyspepsia or sour stomach, gas or wind on stomach, too much bile, undue fullness or pressure after eating and simflar symptoms resulting from dis- ordered digestion. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets were not placed before the public until this three years’ trial left no doubt as to their value Doan’s Kidney Pills Cure backache and lame back—Kidney and urinary trouble of every sort. No doubt about it—Not the slightest. SAN FRANCISCO WOMEN - say so. Women who have suffered—who are now well and strong. Here is proof of it: fering in the election of a United States Representative. Mr. Loud Committee on Postoffices and Postroads, before which is pending a bill to increase the salaries of letter carriers. Leaders of the letter carrlers’ organization made ef- forts during the last session of Congress to have this bill reported to the House, but were unsuccessful. Their case was brought so prominently to the public at- tention last winter that the President is- sued an order prohibiting Government employes from taking part in any move- ment to have their salaries increased by is chairman of. the House it is merely a scheme to enhance the value of active or contemplated mining and railroad investments in these Terri- torles. They say that the vast stretch of the desert will never be populous and that if both Arizona and New Mexico are admitted to the Union it will be a repe- tition of the mistake that was made when Nevada was admitted. They point out that while there are a fow prosperous’ settlements where great | advancement has been made; still in the cenfines of Arizona and New Mexico there are only five towns whose population ex- Iceedn 200. Senator Quay proposes forc- ing the fight and as already stated in The | and they have recently been placed in the tradé-and can be found on sale at all druggists’ at the nominal price of 50 cents per package. No.extravagant claims gre made for the remedy. It will not cure rheumatism, pneumontia, typhold fever nor anything but just what it is claimed to cure and that is every form of stomach trouble. No dieting is necessary; good, wholesome food and plenty of it and you may rest assured that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest it. Druggists claim for it that it is a pleasure to recommend it to dys- pepties, because it gives such universal action of Congress. satisfaction. ‘When_ the session adjourned and the committee had not reported the bill the letter carriers laid the blame on Chair- man Loud. When he began his campaign for re-election in California labor organi- | zations and the letter carriers took a hand in opposition to him. It is charged that a compact was made between of- ficlals of the American Federation of La- bor and officlals of the letter carriers’ or- ganization to use every effort to defeat | Mr. Loud as a punishment for his refusal | to allow the salary bill to be reported. It is said that the Civil Service Commis- sion is likely to take up the matter, al- though Mr. Loud says he has no charges S ABGC BOHEMIAN Call there is a very grave danger of near- 1y all legislation contemplated at this ses- sion becoming involved in this fight. British Warship Goes South. SAN DIEGO, Dec. 9.—The British bat- tleship'Grafton, flagship of the British Pa- cific squadron, arrived late this evening, thirty-six hours from Monterey, and dropped anchor at the old anchorage ground of the Iowa and Wisconsin, oppo- site Hotel del Coronado. The battleship left Esquimalt two weeks ago on her way down the coast, stopping foul days at Monterey and. comfing on here for another stop of three or-four days -om her way Mrs. Jennie Huntington, 146 Eleventh st., says: rheumatism have clung to me for vears. During the attacks I can only de- scribe my suffering as excruciating. For three weeks before my son went to a drug store for Doan's Kidney Pills my . back ached so that I could scarcely stand it; ir fact, it was sore to the touch. To straighten was impossible and to stoop was just as bad. I knew from the excessive action of the kidney secretions, both night and day, that my kid- i neys were at fault, but what to do to check the trouble was a mystery. It every one in San Francisco receives as undoubted benefit from the use of Doan’s Kidney Pills as I, backache and kidney complaint will cease.” Doan’s Kidney Pills are for sale at all drug stores, 50c a box. Foster-Millburn C.., Buffalo, N. Y. R T Y ST TP N LUDINGTON SUPPLIED WITH DATA | “Kidney complaint and | ence in the transportation of passengers | and freight where in the opinion of the to make. The plan on foot in the Post- Pure, Pale and officer or agent of the quartermaster's de.. | % office Departme:t to transfer all mail car- 5;“'2 (e l:‘:%m?' ‘Tgf ::“",“Mp Carsion Only at the Brewery in St. Louls. —— e | partment a military exigency exists there- CHIEF EXECUTIVES OF TWO CITIES WHO WILL TAKE A CONSPIC- riers from the department of the First| tn€ f1as o P A whEtE. Continued From Page 1, Column 4. | for, requiring such preference in the in- UOUS PART IN THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEAGUE OF MUNICI- Assistant to that of the Fourth Assistant | B i @ SOLD EVERYWHE b e terest and ecqnomy of the service.” PALITIES CONVENTION IN SAN JOSE. A is favored because the First Assistant al- Poui o w6 WMpalings Shioala rThle'dd‘:)p?ll?h rstm to Senator Perkins in E ready has more bureaus under his care | riers, an increase of nearly 1500 over last - — maintained. The telegram was sent to | 1ius 15 as foliore L © 0P rresident Wat-| o . | than he can properly attend to. year. They are pald in salarles an ag- vl et i o A statement in the First Assistant Post- | gregate sum of $17,123310. This means r Geo ¥ 3 e AN JOSE, Dec. .—A number of g Rupture ey ot o i 33 of Improvement Clubs,” “Progress'of Mu- | master General's report, just issued, | that the average salary of letter carriers noon after an executive sessic | 3t nicipal Ownership,” 5 vear. presidents, of the several bodies in the | T delegates from the south to the pal Ownership,” election of officers. | shows that there are now 17,785 letter car- | is $962 a vear. e Fieoae itk Toder Pens 3% Ghe Chamber of Dilkres sht] SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6, 1902. League of California Municipali- is & Marvel. Nothing ke at meeting the transport question was H;: G‘e‘grg;‘ C. Perkins, Senate Cham- ties, which opens a three-day ses- - ] cnahfi::runnh d, and it was determined to make T, Washington, . D.~C. & his and a gensine Cure for Rupture. <6k r v i Understand - depot quarter: slon_here. to-morrow, grrived t World fenowned. 27improvem'ts. effort. Senator Perkins was re master at | ¢ i dols WAl 1 S Tl T Dol ‘5o 1 Seattle, Portland and here issued form evening. The: early ;morning, trains M ruptured iavestigate ot e sel < soygres s given of proposals separately under directions bring those of central California. Eighty- Mtol;.';:-": 'BOORLET o-xi' - . : :‘uarw:mzs\er general. They may nct six municipalities belong to the league m%‘wzosm Street, San Francisco, Cal 1 Vi 1 . - very = % President A. A. Watkins of the San certain I Beatiie 1aentnt s &3~ | | and every-one of these, it 15 expected, Francisco Board of Trade has sent to Francisco, particularly. sy to Govers | | Will have representatives present. From 20 nAknkEa - 3 ( ressman A. T. Hull, chairmen of the | ment emergency clause. seventy-five to one hundred representa- BRUSHE kers, bootblacks, bath. House Commitiee on Military Affairs, a | A=A, WATKINE, tives of the various towns of the State Bousen. MEIRSE dispatch in which he sets forth that he | President Board of Trade of San Fran- are expected, and with them nearly as brewers, mlb(nde’rt. nfi;‘f-fi:nflu ] s C inced that investigation will show | cisco. many more ho are interested in public ::‘"irfluffl:‘lfl: u:zin(em factories, t the cost of the Pacific transport ser- | o | | affairs. wableman, tar-rooters, fanners, tailors, etc. e during the past eight months was (¥ < | It will be one of the most representative s« than that contemplated in the bid of he Boston Steamship Company, which is | before the War Department. He points | at mail transportation would cost | vernment between $200,000 and $300,- « while now the mail is carried on | OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE OF THE PACIFIC COAST | Gross Receipts of the San Francisco Fostoffice for November Show gatherings of public men ever held in the State. The League has been in exlsme five years and in that time it has be: e a factor and authority in municipal mat- ters. The meeting which begins to-mor- row will be of vast importance, as legis- LLCHANAN BRUS., Erush Manufacturers, 609 Sacramento St UNITED STATES BRANCH. STATEMENT transports free of cost. hn is contended | Big Increase. lation for the betterment of the munici- President Watkins that Government | N palitiés of the State is to be considered —OF THE— 1l insure better health and more ASHINGTON, Dec. 3—Postmaster g to the soldiers than could be the commissioned: California—Arthur Oates, and measures drafted which will be pre- 4 sented to the Legislature this winter. \ AND AFFAIBS the private contract system. | Fielding. = Fourth-class postmaster ap. | The local entertainment committee has CONDITION t Watkinsi dispatch in full is as | Pointed; California—Henry G. Martin, | made preparations to care fittingly for the ——oF THE— fol Camp Taylor, Marin County, vice Charles | guests. They will be driven around the . - Thorpe, resigned. city and out to Alum Rock Park and a % : The gross receipts of the San Francisco | grand banquet will be given in thelr ‘ SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6, 1902, POSl‘Offltcew g&riNoxember were §$111,532, | honor. Mayor Worswick will deliver the | Hon. John A. T. Hull, Chajrman Mili- against $35, or November, 1901. address of welcome, which will be re- S Afiatrs, Houss of Sbptaiiaiativms These pensions were granted: Califor- | sponded to by Mayor Snyder of Los An- 3 FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN Washington, D. C.3 | | BieOriginal ‘George Henry Bowman, | geles. Mayor Schmits of San Franciseo P i ak Am convinced, through reliable infor- o City, $6; J. W. Speeks, Davis | is among those expected to be present. MBURG, GERMANY, ON TH] mation, that investigation will show | | Creek, $6; Stephen Simons, Ban Francisco, | Mayor Snyder of Les Angeles is presi. OF i7"t December, A 5. 1001, wnd &= that cost of Pacific tramsport service | 36; J. D. Myers, Orange, $10 (war with | dent of the league and will preside. The : the year ending on that day. as made fo The during past eight months i less than | | Spain); H. C. Hopkins, Lakeside, $6 (war | peogramme is as follows: I et the provisions of. ssotiems w: of !‘K‘onaantth!h!D Company, now with smdn): _{ncreaae, relssue, etc.— ‘Wednesdsy, December 10—Registration ‘i;. 610 :'m] 611 of the Palitical Code, col e e o ey oot | | Alexander N. lields Los Angeles, 312: | of delegates, address of welcome and re- 2HF 2 per'blank furnished by the Commissiomer- . , 38 : . Campbell, : & t Value o o bundred thoueana doliers Te s | | $567 Wiiiiam 3. Richardson, Los Angeres, | 0o’ SPPGacment of epecial committees. |§ 7 e waed by Company :$1,352,025 68 s ot o v G 3% chardson Long, Vacaville, 312 (Mex- | “Relations of'the State to the Municipali- A A i et s year, v “ 7 ""; reports regardi use of of 4 ble_securities as collateral 30,000 s S EEpee Surit. (c}r::t?:idresl;f ue, ete.—Andrew J. Houchin, | " rrpyreday—Legislative faeasures; discus- b smenc A. A. WATKINS, o 7 sion of a uniform municipal accounting President Board of Tyade of San Fran. deltq:(:g; d""it:"n_uégzh’%::og;‘f*a‘:;”a;s system, with published reports; Jaws gov- S s 1 f f . Losses adjusted and unpaid...... $14,665 00 claco, - | erning the disposal of franchises; nomina- ’ér Slet ’ Lo i Process of Adjustment o @ 5 | IRy o 00 Tonoack- tion of candldates for municipal offices pecial for a few days men’s extra = The San Francisco Board of Trade, through President Watkins, has also com- municated to Senator Perkins that it is understood that the depot quartermasters at Seattle, Poriand and San Francisco is- sued forms of proposals separately under | direction of the quartermaster general, &nd the board has asked Senator Perkins > inquire whether the proposition made ttle was identical with that made n Francisco, particularly as to the President Commutes the Sentence. WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—The President has commuted to a terr of imprisonment to expire December 24 next the sentence of Gideon W. Marsh, who was convicted in Philadelphia of violation of the na- tional banking laws and on December 13, 1898, recelved three sentences aggregating twelve years and three months' ‘mprison- ment in the Eastern penitentiary at Phil- adelphia. by direct or referendum system; use of balloting machines; appointive powers to boards of trustees of sixth-class citles; miscellaneous. Friday—Miscellaneous papers: “Prog- ress of Sewage Disposal in California by Septic Process,” “‘Street Lighting Speci- fications,” ‘“Municipal Esthetics,” “‘Street Cleaning aad Garbage Disposal,” “Value L e e e S e ol ) sewed, strong gussets, heavy flannelette night robes, in checks, stripes and plaids; the grounds are white, Eale blue and gray and the designsare in armonious colors; each-garment liber- ally cut and extra well made; double pearl buttons; Total Liabilities . INCOME. Net cash actually received for, i Fire premiums o 81,434,563 82 Government emergency clause. It will b, —— JUSTICE SHIRAS INTENDS . L Received for interest and dividends e v i S Clause, | pHILADELPRIA, Tee 5—John Wiliams| RETIRING FROM THE BENCH usual price $1.00 and $1.25; special for e ey publicity exclusively through The Call, provides as follows: “The Government is to_be given prefer- and wife, with the poisoning of two of their children in order to collect insurance on their lives, were to-day committed to ths Jail to await the action of the Grand Jury, And many other painful and serious ailments from which most mothers suffer, can be avoided by the use of Report Is Revived That Governor Taft of the Philippines Will Succeed Him. WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—Assoclate Jus- tice Shiras of the Supreme Court of the United States, having formally announced that he will retire some time during the present court term, the report is revived that Willlam H. Taft of Ohio, Governor of the Philippines, will be appointed to suc- 85¢ _Also other night robes in muslins, twills and sateens, plain and fancy trim- med--just the thing for Christmas gifts o g from ail other sources Total Income EXPENDITURES. Net amount paid for Fire Losses (including $40,120 54, losses of Mother's Friend.” This great remedy isa God-send to women, carrying BBEAS | them through their most critical ordeal with safety and no_pain. No woman who uses ““Mother’s Friend”” need fear the suffering and danger incident to birth; for it robs the ordeal of its horror ceed him and that Commissioner Luke E. Wright of Tennessee will take Taft’s place a= Governor and William Rockhill, former Assistant Secretary of State and Speclal Commissioner to China, at present chief of the Bureau of American Republics, will be made a member of the commission. But Judge Taft’s work in the Philippines S T -=prices $1.00 up to $2.50. 'Elqgant line of smoking jackets inall the suitable materials and coforings; sev- eral styles from $4.00 up. - Total Expenditures NGRS Fire. Losses incurred during the year.. $937,760 18 | Risks and Premiums. |Fire Risks.| Premiums. Net amount of Risks| written during the A end insures safety to life of mother and child, and leaves herin | transtor to. the bench is waceriic” 128 > ; : DA St a condition more favorable to speedy recovery. The child is | B Ciiis: Chiet Justics Puller wil Open evenings until Christmas. : . - oo 1amza 5 also healthy, strong and next, but it is understood, as-he is still - : _Decem! 1901..| 170,880,330| 2,006,496 11 in full mental and bodily vigor, he will not leave the bench for some years. AL L Out-of-town orders filled—write us. SNWOOD§(0 718 Market Street MS—THE CHRISTMAS CALL—NEXT SUNDAY, ¥ s good natured. Our book “Motherhood,” _is worth ‘WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—The President to-day sent the following nominations to the te: Receivers of public moneys— m-.fi . Garrett at Bolse, Idaho; Wil- liam A. Hodgman at Halley, Idaho. Sec- ond lieutenants of infantry—Nicholas W. its weight in gold toevery Mn I “En s woman, and will be sent free in plain IE"D Campaignoll of New Mexico and John Gordon Macomb. PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED BY THE BEST ART VBradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta, 6a. DECEBER 14