The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, May 29, 1904, Page 23

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, MAY 20 &9, 1904. ADVERTISEMENTS. MRS. CHAS. STEINECHE Stoughton, Uis E ARg cesesrsscccscssscessses Mrs. Chas. Steinecke, Stoughton, Wis., writes: “My experience with Peruna has been most pleas~ +ing. By carelessly leaving a heated ballroom | got 0 thoroughlychilled and caught a heavy cold, which set- $ tled on my lungs. | wore a protector and took many :remellles for cold without success. With my other o troubles | had catarrh of the head. Peruna was rec- 0 ommended to me,. and | bought a bottle and soon began ! + 10 improve, and kept on taking it, and it cured me Irnm A all my troub'es. I am pleased to testify to its merits." $ Mrs. Chas. Steinecke. B e e ) For All i Catarrhal ] Aliments The Most | used in Effective | laritb Cure Is | Pe-ru-na. | A Pretty Soclety Matron Refates Her Experin}ce With Pe-runa o ooa Tt is that pass bottles a not like so many other remedies as soon as the first few longer Peruna is , the more popu away ymmu m Pe-ru-na Actually Cures. The reasor has become the Perun remedy n why ard catarrha =imply no other possible explanation of | It is simply idle talk for any one to pretend that advertising can create »opularity a medicine equal to that of Pert If Per: a A Great medicine would put different] e color w Unfortunately, one up the prescription | than another drug- ald not be the same, would be a little r taste ary med ng are Hart- show the a na did 1 soon find it druggist would fix Peruna be a not cure catarrh, people out. Perhaps a well- would little sediment anothe to m compound i “tly clear ¥ Perar n though Peruna were no a person has bought one less medicine; no adver- him to buy the sec- the other hand to be what it is rec- requires no further of Pe &o0d bottie tise n For vears Dr his pr fact ry medicine n t. afte of a w nt can induce hottle if, on the medicine ded. t or inducement. d ds ne et Forty Thousand Patlents. then he ume s s . Dr. Hartman at he must | 278 f | was R Trencriie over fort This exactly explains why Peruna has ;:m,‘y\:!‘{, ';‘;:., Eatars m‘,i,,,‘,‘ 1,’}4' . | become so popular. It cures catarrh. This | & S5 2 \ and all | Circumstances fory Hart 1o | is an amply sufficient reason why it sho.v/'d . » | manufacture the | become popular. Catarrh is almost uni- . & . £0- lnuiro versal. Catarrh /s difficult to cure. The S doctors do not caré to treat cases of catarrh wnf all. It therefore follows that when a ising in oe mani. le knew | remedy is devised that can be used by any ine g s . X of its good qualities, This is exactly | - p ¢ b f| People would take the prescrip luhn bas happened in every other local- t”g in the home ct a moderate cost, such a \\mfld pro- | ity where Perurta has been used remedy should inevitably become popular. roeoe --.-....-...0 world | because it cures catarrh.! a | Has Marvelous Powers in the Cure of Catarrhal Ailments of Women So Tens of Thousands Proclaim. Miss Josie R. R Wis,, ““I contracted a severe cold, which settled on my lungs in very short order, and it was not long until it developed into a serious case of catarrh. Every morn- ing I nxnu/d raise a lot of phlegm, which was very disagreeable. My digestion was poor and my lungs sore. After a few doses of Peruna I began to mend, and feit that if | kept on taking it it wouid not $® long until | weuld be well. | was right, for in four weeks | was well ogain. | think Peruna is a grand medicine, and wish to add my testimony to the many others you have."--Miss Josie Schastzel. Schaetzel No. 1, Appleton writes: I tesessee sessess e e e e Pe-ru-na Contzains No Narcotics. | ? | =il | | | ‘2 multitude of homes where Peruna has en used off and on for twenty years. Such a thing could not be possible if Pe runa contained any drugs of a narcotic nature. Popular for Twenty-Five Years. There are a great many catarrh cures the world. The most of them are lo- ’mx applications. Few of them are to be used internally. Unfortunately, a large } number of these catarrh remedies, espe- | P clally the ones prescribed by the doc.| Peruna has been before the pubiic as a | tors, contain narcotics of some sort. Co- | catarrh cure for absut twenty-fire years. ine, oplum, whisky and other narcotics | Previous to that time it was the private | are used. These remedies give tempora- ry relief. The patient thinks he is better right awa In a few weeks. however, | he discovers his mistake, Not only i | his catarrh no better. but he has ac quired the habit of using some narcotic, | This happens in a multitude of cases lsm-h medies cannot succeed. People prescription of Dr. Hartman. For twenty- every opposition. Made in large immense utmost 1 find them out very quickly. | One reason why Peruna has found per- manent use in so many homes is that it contains no narcotic of any kind. Peruna is perfectly harmless.” It can be used any length of time withsut acquiring a drug | habit. Peruna does not produce temporary | results. It is permanent in i's effect. railroads. Yot a single bott It has no bad effect upon the system and gradually rlm\'n ates catarrh by moving the cause of catarrh. There are i f home s, e 1S Pt five years Peruna has stood the test of | edical Semsation o #e¢ Age @@JS@@W@ZP@ ol PE-RU-NA Ly (D2 [ilormmramay ssseses sescesssssss ssssne 3 4 Miss Ella M. Miller, one of Wash- 3 ¢ ington’s s girls, writes from 140 ¢ 4 “F" St, N. E., Washington, D. C., as ¢ ) e . » . s “With pleasure | recommend your L medicine for catarrh of the head. Hav-+ 4ing taken several bottiss, I find myself ) Yentirely cured. I cannot praise Ferwm * stoo highly.”—Ella M. Miller. 3 . . e S . - ssssses . Miss Katheryn Allen, 3748 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo., writes “l am pleased to add my endorse- ment fo the many you must have for syour valuable remedy, for most every $one whom 1 speak to has sither taken ¢+ Peruna or is satisfied that it is a splen- sdid medicine. | took it for two months ¢ to help regaint my strength after a seri- sous iliness. and it certainly was a great § bald It was both food and medicine to + me, and in a short time I was out of bed § 3 3 and gained in strength and flesh daily. :n certainly proved itself a friend and § s helper in my case, and | believe that rf I {will do the same for all in need of a ; L tonic."— Miss Katheryn Allen. 3 ‘ WMM“M.’ No medic produced has endorsement seesoee B T - - | | NEW LINE OF ATTACK ! ARRESTS THE CHAUFFEUR An agent has left here for New York AGAINST POLICY GAMBLING OF MAYOR OF NEW YORK T[ RI\S DLSTROl xl‘-l n'lnsfl' 11; ::“‘I;f‘l‘:;fnltl:‘; waia':;li‘.;):xl\ slands by the Gc x e Chicago Grand Jury Will Indict Men | Bicycle Policeman Takes Him Into tocgn Ml loan syndicate. They are Under Arrest and Those That May Custody for Exceeding the Speed | rnl‘l in l‘ron‘ m‘d,-:}"‘:“i‘f:‘"ff\e "(1lt;p_?§l]t: Be Captured Hereaf Limit on Fifth Avenue, | \l l‘\‘ \ lL X(] M“ e w’;‘h‘i“r\:\-mh‘;io‘na(‘mv-:r;r'uonv: M - P 8.—A bic ‘H“" iU ¥ 1 m take some action to prevent the = E t ann ard for the ma sa —————————— bargain counter is one of the of the earth. 1 | auffe | for | The 4 ‘\-,asw plac { ADVERTISEMENTS, \tl(hrmml Dotallc of the He was| Armenian Massacre Are iy e ihees | Received by French Deputy | * G with the dust flying S AR N tments hen the chauffeur at- | G explain that the chiet| PARIS, May 25.—The Government's | ay b Greater New York was |advices concerning the details of the i ; pe “‘]‘“ ""“r‘l“”’;““"d(h" hii | Armenian massacres are not yet defi-| Police = S etusing toted | nite, but the official view is that the| . 8 o his prisoner ofr | CePredations are very grave. ‘Deputy | L Rl yuse. When the al-|d¢ Pressenz (Socialist), who has con- S that f had about come to | fidential relations with the Foreign Of- | given unts on that he was locked up |fice, has recelv. telegram from Baku | preparing dence ight a friend of the Mayor | saying the Turkish forces operating Sox I and bailed him out. | | against the | 000 regula | teen g Armenians consisted of 12,- s and 16,000 Kurds, with fif- The dispatch further as- > ADVERTISEMENTS. | serts t forty-three villages were B e - — ~~~~r~~~~~ | burned i that the inhabitants were | killed. male Armenians are said | | to have made a desperate rnslsmncnl DEVELUPING | on the summit of N | De Pressenz ha: ount Antok. forwarded the dis- and PRINTIRG, patch to Foreign Minister Delcasse, Read the following figures | with a letter announcing that he will and then send In your question the Minister in the Chamber orders: of Deputies concerning *“what steps ) DEVELOPING. French diplomacy intends to take o Roill of 6.....1 oll of 12....18¢ put a stop to this lamentable crim PRINTINC Phe officials belfeve that De Pres- senz's dispatch correctly states the devastation the Turks have wrought. 3¢ to 5o ......3¢ to 8c 3HT LOADING FILMS— popular sizes at my usually low Solfo finith REFRIGERATORS anp ICE BOXES e : s | Leave Without Securing the Fugitive Whose Surrender Was Demanded by the Viceroy of Canton. HONGKONG, May 28.-—Three Chi- nese warships, four gunboats and two torpedo-boat destroyers, which arrived at Macao, the Portuguese settlement in Kwantung province, May 25, to sup- port the demand of the Viceroy of Canton for the extradition of a fugi- tive from Chinese justice, have Jeft Macao. The fugitive has not been sur- rendered. —_——— READY TO CLOSE SALE OF MAGDALEN ISLANDS —_——————————— Cameras repaired at reason- CHINESE FIGHTING SHIPS A s weamvtly -Aled WITHDR, ~ FROM MACAO THAT MAN PiTTS F. W. PITTS the Etationer, 1008 MARKET ST.. above Powell. San Francieeo. Will keep Provisions longer and USE LESS ICE Than any other Refrigerator on the market. What two words mean mo: to your grocer? and what < they mean? Schilling’s Best; and the mean a good deal of busines without any trouble, - The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety on the Pacific Coast. W. W, Montague & Co. SAN FRANCISCO. Representative of American Syndicate Leaves Halifax to Make Final Ar- rangements With Quebec. HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, May 28,— last | should be married, | Justice Sabath | heme and pe and vening (UEER TANGLE - IN ELOPEMENT Woman Declares Both Prin- Special Exeu For the three holid day and Monday California Northwes tion at 5 p. m.: Russian River He'ghl! :_n. 5:10 p. m.; Guernewood Park at 5:15 .. and Guerneville at 5:20 p. m.: from Glen Ellen at 6:15 p. m. _ Both trains will stop at intermediate points, arriving in San Francisco at 8:45 p. m. | and finally married was the experience | of Detrick Vial, 22 years old, and Anna | Straka, 20 years old. The young per- gons were married last evening by Jus- | tice Sabath. Although the marriage ceremony was not fnterfered with, Mrs. esque route of California. will make one fare for the round trip from San Fran- % P & e cisco to all points on the road, except ! cipals in a Marriage Cere- | cupurben. These be good | . geing Saturday. Sun v, with mony Are Her Children | tne returni This ~ | will give to get —_— it into the short trip | v st whe s s P Get a | Epctial -Dispdtch to THe Cull. copy of ation 1904, look over it, | ® 24 i 2 d take pleasant trip during these CHICAGO, May 28.—Arrested as|2nd fa e A # "~ | three days and at the same time arrange brother and sister eloping from their| ¢0" oir summer outing. On Monday, | home, later discharged from custody | May 30, the train will leave Camp Vaca- Ticket offices 650 Market street, Chron- | e Lo, RS IDEAS and ENERGY at your | service. Bright young men and women are secking positions in TO- | DAY'S CALL—SEE LASSI- | FIZD ADS. | s SR S L | TROOPS ARE CALLED OUT : TO QUELL: A REBELLION | Fanatics Start a Revolt on an Island | of Java and Seventy-Two of | Them Are Killed. | THE HAGUE: May that began in a village arko, i d of Java, Indie: h fanatic v. has been quelled by | the troops, who killed seventy-two of the rebels and arrested a dozen of the ringleaders. —_—et———— | Entertained at Del Monte. | Travelers and others who have never seen | Del Monte may do o on ene-way tween San Francisco and Los Angel 28.—A revoit north of Side- Dutch East starte was indict them because of lack of evidencu : - o {lding. d Tiburon Ferry, foot| ;.. sold o vhic tle the Straka, the girl's mother, still insists | \7q PUIIRE: 5o o 72 Fovt ot S SN0 it WAt e S0 0 that Vial Is her “long lost” son, while e N b | famous hotel." This ‘rate 'is good goine ‘either Straka says he is satisfied Vial not directl Child Privilege of 4 g 5 Death of a Raflroad Attorney. g - = _,o“,i_m Some time ago, when Vial and Miss| CHICAGO, May 3. v‘Arth;IJr “‘ 'Pul- Pucias agents. or at O3 Market street. i . A B 1. e ———r— e Straka eloped, an attempt was made | Vor, general attorney for the Chicago o X to procure indictments .x:gslnat them | and Rock Island Company, dled to-| Men often say things ¥ a woman in on serfous charges, because at that time | 42y of pneumonia. | 2 spirit of banter which carry a sting. Straka and his wife belleved Vial to be. - = their son. The Grand Jury refused to} ADVERTISEMENTS Six months ago Straka arrived in | New York from Bohemia. He sent for his wife and daughter, and while they were crossing the ocean they met Vial, who was working as a deck hand on the ocean’liner. When the mother saw | the young man.she embraced him and | declared he was her son, who left his home in Bohemia when 14 years old. The assertions of the mother were denied by the young man, but he said he was willing to pose as her son if she insisted. They came to Chicago and, as Detrick Straka, Vial went to work and helped to support the family. His love for Anna Straka grew, and a short time ago they disappeared from Straka's home. They furnished a flat and were making preparations to be married when arresied. They were taken to the station and one week ago were arraigned in court. The case was continued, and last Thursday it was again called. Vial said he was born in Germany, while the “long lost” son was born in Bohemia. He said he had posed as a son, but his story convinced Justice Sabath that the young man was not the son of Straka and his wife. The mother still insisted that she knew Vial was her son, while the father agreed with the Justice. It was then decided that Vial and Miss Straka JUNE W . 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