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LoDGING-HoUsts FOX Sale.

= 10n0 LODGING-H0JSE, % ROOMS FINE
CIObO- }y furnished. centrally located: good
paying house; worth dcube the money; must De
sold on count OF sickness. u. LESS, Fo1rth.l*
EE0O LODGIN6-HUUoE NEAR MAKkEr
- OtV. ST.; rooms, well furu she'd goo! pay
ing house: finely located for transient. good i'll
vescmenI: iaveS.'ci this. y. LESS. Fourth. -
eO R0ONS-CLEARS 500 MONTHLY: PRICE
w 100 PACIFIC IAtHANGE. p kearuF. =
C[[4 HOUSE, 10 ROOMS: CLEARS So PER
= OOO. mcHtl; hardwood lGrlitJre: rooms al
fun. TRADERS EXCHANGE 1907 IaTd6L It,
CT-I 10 ROOMS. NEAR MISSION AND
- -. Third; clearing $50 @ mOnth: selling on
account OF sickness W +. HEALN. ll+S MARKELL
C.I[On LDDGING-HOUS- - ROOMS. BEST
NI'bN. block ID .rk-t ST.; always Ia B; bargain.
CONRAD a CO.. s7fi- VI rset ST.. R90m p IL
HOUSE or is ROOMS: BATH: NEWLY FUR
il uisE=t; f-li OF steady rJ0meEs; must be sold.
u - Mission st- near seventh jazz AZ"
CI5O GOOD HOUSE; ROOMS AND BATH:
tDCCb. Howard ST, bet. TElu ana Frurtt:
sunny SIDE. rooms always full; rent cheap. hand
some furniture; grestes- bargain ever heard or:
mast ue sou a. once See GEO. STEWART. 155
hearay St. ia20 4.t
1E FURNISHED ROOMS: CENTRALLY 10.
y Gated: all occupied Apply s25t. Mont
cOmeFy 81. ja2O 7te
C.I-Q SOS MISSION ST: BARGAIN. on AC-
- IyV. C.u-t %. owner going East. saloon. ana
Z. FURNISHED rooms. must be Sold. lt.3 Str
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DO NOT STOP HERE BUT READ EVERY
WORD or THIS ADVERTISEMENT
THE ONLY SURE WAY;
BUY REAL ESTATE
LET IT BE EVER SO SMALL.
BUY ONLY WHAT YOU CAN PAY FOR IF IT
Is ONLY So PER MONTH
IF WELL INVESTED IT WILL PAY YOU
BETTER THAN ANY BANK IN THE UNITED
YOUR COMMAND.
HERE IS A GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
FOR SMALL CAPITALIST OF SURE INCREASE
IN VALUES.
$3.50 to $4OO-Lots IN the Warner Tract, 5Oxl 50,
on the line OF the electric road from Oakland
to San LeandT0 and HaywaTds. which is now being
built and expected to be running by May LIST.
THE SUCCESS or THIS TRACE Is ASSURED.
OVER $40 LOTS SOLD TO BONA FIDE PUR-
CHASERS SINCE OCTOBER II.
WHAT MORE OF A Recommendation
DOES AN INTENDING PURCHASER WANT?
THE TERMS ARE MADE UNEXCEPTIoNAL
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS.
ONLY $40 AND $50 REQUIRED AS FIRST
PAYMENT, BALANCE So AND $40 MONTHLY.
The power-house and car-houses are located upon
this tract. large M Der OF residences now I'M
der course OF construction.
s. or go month invested in the Warner Tract
Is without any question the best investment you
make for the same amount Of money either
in san Francisco or oakland
Come and see for yourself. Carriages in waiting
at our office at all times to show you the property
once open evenings from 7 to o'clock
MI. LAYMANCE & CO., 468 EIGHTH ST. OAK
LAND, CAL. tal6 l0t
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- I'10O GROCERY AND BAR: 4 LIVING
o. ~ w. rooms; good lease; fine business }oca-
l'H- cood stock and fixtures; really money ing
= aces iGil Investigation granted; see il. N. LESS
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L'oR sALE-A HANDSOME SALOON AND
j lrpcery-store. cor. Army St and san Jose ave;
serves a aDt lunch 10 over 300 OF Buckingham a.
HtChL.s 'shoe-factOry employees and as many more
inechahlcs, iaborers aud business msH; All cash
trade sale on account OF trip TO Europe thorOu ch
Investigation viii be given. Apply Oh the premises
and also at +. KAUFMAN'S Grocery, cor. Ejfth ana
Mission SIS. ia7 II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

-DQ0 SALOON; 8 LIVING ROOMS; GOOD
-.Et. business locality UTo8tSe.e place: OWN
- accented Government position; must sell: chance
LII --er-L. eeuuLne --r-l-n. VI. IL, :. > an .
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SELECT ONE OR TWO TO-DAY WHILE YOU
HAVE CHOICE. REMEMBER. YOU ONLY
PAY 81 PER " EEK II YOU FIND A SAVINGS
BANk THAT Will PAY YOU BETTER o. THE
AMOUNT or INVESTMENT THE OWNER Will
CIV l. YOU DEED CLEAR. You can remit your
payments IN postage stamps money orders green
backs, or IN auy way most conycnleue 10 y0ur5elL
SECURE CHOICE LOCATION AT ONCE First
come, first served.
DO not wair week to make up your mind The
terms are made easy so that you can come 10 con-
ciusion at once. Can You afford to lay aside 81 per
week
Thiuk OF Il. I can give you the names OF hun
dreds 70 whom nave sold property in ms way aud
they have doubled their Investment "a every in
stance FoT full particulars Apply al once to
jas lot Brooklyn Station, East oakland.
G150 CORNER. ,6OzlOo. on RAILROAD IN
tDtOO. berkeley; S25 cash, $40 monthly.
S2IO-Lot 35Xs7, on railroad; 50 monthly.
SfOO-LOt 40IlZO; sidewaiked; SO monthly.
S7O0-LOt AUx 80; mAcaIam aud sewer.
S6Z5-Lot 4zTl00 macaiam and sewer.
SzIJ-Lot 56KlOD: sidewaiked; S. monthly.
S75-Hhl. lot 25v70; fine views.
Get maps; 1000 lots: l offer only what own.
CHAS. a HALEY. owner 20 Montgomery st. II
ELEGANT 5-EUuM HOUSE AND LOT 25xIt4:
j. cheap 7i5 Eighteenth ST. ja5 II
GJEO OR / LOTS SOUTH OF PARK. Mr.
u lou. boulevard now bnilding: abstract COM
pete 10 date Address c, Box l5S, CALL Branch
once. iaZO II
"A HY NOT CONSULT Us BEFORE YOU
~ offer your property Tor salo through other
firms who Will tie it up for from 80 to 80
out making auy effort TO dispose OF It: we have
buyers Tor ali classes OF property from 500 to
500 900. money will be advanced TO those want
ing 20 sell. =. A. DOLAN q CO., $50 Market
street jalO II
Q..1-0O $500 CASH. BAL. SMALL MONTHLY
u - W.. payments: elegant new 5-r0Om bay
window cottages On sunny side Of Sanchez St. near
9Th: OBly blocks from CastrQ-st. cable.
Only one eft OF those large 6-rOom 2-stOry houses
sunny side OF Clipper 81. 200 feet W. OF Castro
ST. cars, near 10Th for $500; lot 25xll4; 500
cash. balance suit.
Also modern Broom, double bay-wndow cot
tage on the corner OF ZTth and Sanchez +. MEL
son, Builder, 1920 25th st. near Castro. de27 II
c. SO EACH-LOTS 25xl25 N EAST BERKE-
C'CO ley: $40 cash and 50 monthly
$3.50 each-LOts 25xl2j; So cash, 81 monthly.
$3.50 each-Lots 2jxl25 $3j cash, s. monthly
S4O0-Lot 50Xl2j; $40 cash aud SS monthly
SSOO-LOts 5Oxl2J; severed and macadamized
200 other lots; all szcs. send for maps. FRANK
II. WILSON, owner 4l5 Montgomery st. de6 Il
no YOU WANT PROPERTY. CITY OR COUS-
- try, In tie pTettest valley OF the state. Apply
10 Naps Land Co, Napa, Cat, Tor list OF proper
ties. se2S u
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

~ -
Si30O-Lot 5OxI0O, with improvements narrow
gauge station: Central ave.
S23OO-Lot 37xlOp. and Groom house 10 fine con-
dfttou: 500 cash: so per month.
$20O0-LOt 3TXlOU ana 4-r0om cottage; beautiful
location; bullt TO order; $3.50 cash; S25 per
month.
&3sOO-43x1 80: fine new 7-room house; $3.50
cash; SIS per month"; for days only.
Four let and cottages at a bargain: quick sale.
Houses built TO order and furnished in 90 days
prompt plauS and estimates furnished free: houses
rent; open Sundays,
MARCUSE & Kennel,
Tie largest contracting firm IN Alameda County.
OficeS: Alameda-Bay-St Station High-St.
Station. San Fran cisco-62S Market ST., opp. Pal
Hotel. Jsl0 II
IA ANTED-NEAR LOS GATOS. RANCHES TO
~ exchange for fine Alameda property; value
large or small. Apply TO MRS. L w. CHANDLER
a co. 1929 Park St jsl0u
a---
LORIN REAL ESTATE.
l.)euO HOUSE or ROOMS AND 45-FoOT
INZOUO. lots in heart OF town; must he sold
Immediately. w. {. MO RAN, LOrin, take berkeley
train, easy terms. Ia2l Il
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~ san COFFEE SALOON AND CHOP-HOUSE
TT ~FN . on Market ST.; really fue place; YOU
1ne. help making money In this place; q bargain.
b. LESS > Fourth ST, Ia
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CI On PER WEEK-NO MORE
No LEss-Sl 90 PER WEEK
no PAYMENT REQUIRED DOWN.
ELEGANT PROPERTY
-TERMS UNENCEPTIONAL.
g. DAYS ONLY, 100 LOTS. 25xI25
ONLY 500 To $500 EACH
GRANuFsr OFFER EVER MADE To THE PUBLIC
FOR THE NEAT 90 DAYS ONLY.
~ THE
UNJUST TRACT, AT ElMHURsT
On the Broad Guago Railroad. Third Station East
% fru.tYalc.
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..-00 SALOON WITH PRIVATE ROOMS:
e. .. wv. neatly fitted up: well stocked: cable
terminus. very profitable business: don't fail
SER -.Is bargain VI. LESS. 5 Fourth 81 Its
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e. pan SALOON: BUSINESS PORTION OF
'N tttt' city; ameuS bankers ami brokers; no
-'t .r Sunday work; steady run or trade al day:
..f investment for any one: see IT, N. LESS. 5
.r-a So.
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& 100 PARTNER WANTED n CoMMIs-
e lVy- sion huslaess with p 10. ! business man:
7rlI positively prove by buyers and sellers that he
has made 500 this month already; a chance never
.-er-- -.--ra. Poor 8 60. lLLs Market 81 u
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$500 SALOON; HANDsoM II HrIID
...a &c. LESS , Fourth ST 1t&
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.l 900 COR. GROCERY AND BAR. Al LU-
ltt. Cation stock IN fixtures well worth
. money. brisk bar trade; viii clear at least $3.50
. .e. t"- an unusually good oder, which Is genuine
..en 10 thorough investigation. n. LESS, 3
..tl So ltr
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(. tN0 RESTAURANT on MARKET ST.
q. wv largs place, Handsomely fitted up,
steady trade; IL You want a mouey-mskIpE place
---. -uss TINS larEaln. NJ LESS FnnrIh u LIS
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C.CG0 WOOD. COAL. Hay. GRAIN AND
- JtO. feed business. large yards cash trade
SO ro $50 per day: clears 5000 every mCuJli ,
good teams; q ful and complete stock: best l0ca-
zion. cheap rent; fortune for one OF two men;
fs-a -5let - years. must sell ar once; first offer
E--s L. see -u-l4E. GEO. 81 kMART. l35 kearnv- /
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CS-0 GRAND CHANCE FOR Man AND
- 1't. wif-. OF any one; branch bakery: con
f- -s-ery- teas, coffee dairy produce. etc: sells
l-= -n 80 .eave5 bread daily, everything else in
Irnrnr- Qls cash sales S2j 20 $50 per day: clears
5000 I-I month; handsome store: Centra! location:
oil .-H-a greatest pace Tor retail business iu the
cl-T- lrs- SELL GEO STEWART J. 80 Kcarny ST. l
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CAErAr cLEANING.

CAErAr CLEANING.
CARPETs CLEANED; , AND ; CENTS PR
Oyard 458 Stevenson: IeIe.3 22s; s. sTRA1TAN.
CHEAl'Esr AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
| y carpets cleaned and TeIaid. JONES Perfect
tarPet-cleanius aud kenoyatinz Orks, - and n
Eighth St. telephone 342+. se5ly
CARPETS CLEANED: LAID. ALIEN w WHEEL
= DES, 200 Geary ST.; Telephone 4D93. jy3 u
CPAULDING'S FIUNEER CARPEr-BEATIYa
- WORKS do tae best WORK 1853 to S57 Iehsms st;
telephone 5O+O. mrl9u
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
y beating; refttnK carpets a specially. COkKLIS
6n05- 50 Golden cate ave. Ieien1oae 2l28 49,
PIANO, yioLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.
ElR-T-CLAss SQUARE PIANO: SHERMAN &
Clay maze cheap. 52312 Montgomery. JAZZ 81
pIANO-s5O WILL PURCHASE GooD.ToNED-
- square piano; new strings and III good order
735 Market ST. ja2O ia
CHlCKERING UPRIGHT PIANO: FINE ORDER;
- bargain. 20 OFarreil st. ja2O It
TWO GOOD UPRIGHT PIANOS AT $l25: FOR
L a few days only 20 o'Farreil ST ja2O II
NEW UPRIGHT PIANO CHEAP. ROOM ia,
y 81 floor, Palace Hotei: II % O'Clock. ja20 ~
NfAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT: MUST BE SOLD;
VI great sacrifice $50 IiaQht 81 jal9 IT.
FISCHER PIANO. II PRIME CONDITION. Ar
II. DORR. 4U7 Mason st. jai7 Il
A LOT or SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS:
- fine condition; at sacrifice KOHLER i
CHASE, % oFarrel st. jy29 Il
X OHLEk d CHASE, 70, q AND 50 O'FARRELL
~ e.; lesdrg pianos and organs. oldest music
house largest stock easy terms; low prices ap23 Il
G1Qn STEINWAY a SONS LIKE NEW; $50
DZOO. French upright; also new pianos; factory
prices far's PIANO Factory 1929 Mission de23 I'm
NUMBER OF SECONDHAND PIANOS: VERY
~ cheap including KnaOe, Vose. Guild, Emerson
and others. +. W. SPENCER d Co, 7Z3 Market
ST., second floor. deI3u
II AfLET a DAVIS AND KIMBALL PIANO AND
II Organ Agency. W. G. BADGER. 726 Market. II
II ORNUNG'S PIANOS; BRILLIANT: PUWER-
II fu tone; strictly first class 9l7 MissiOunl3 II
l. L. NtUMANS PIANOS: FIRST-CLASs IN
tone and workmanship 81 Ninth ST, MOI Il
II EMME n LONG PIANO Co. wAREROOM 1913
II POLK 81 corner Clay: sold instaIIments;
SEND Tor Illustrated catalogue and terms. mol II
GTEIN WAY. CALLER AND PEASE PIANOS
~ organs and all musical instruments: call and aas
cur new rooms and stock. MATTHIAS GRAY 3
co. 2O6 and Zos Post 81, steinway Hail ta7n
CTECK HARDMAN. VOSE AND STERLING
: pianos sold on $40 monthly instruments BENZ.
CURTAZ d SON. sole agents 20 o. Farrell ST. au7 tf
ATTORSEYs-AT-LAw
A DyICE FREE READ AID. PERSONALS. CIV.
- HOWE co, attorneysat-Iaw, $50 Market Il
Il L. JENKINS. ATTORNEY = AT LAW, 73
IL Fourth ST. advice free on all legal matters g.
u A. CROTHERS ATToRNEY-Ar-LAW. SOS
IL. Clay 81 nO3I
w W. DAVIDSON. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. tII
w california 81. Rooms 1i-l5; advice trea ASK
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&t20GN FAMILY LIQUOR STORE. 3 LIVING
- DNR0s rooms, finest place s. Of Market st. (;
large stocs: clears over $500 month: full iuyestt
katlou5 best reasons selling. II. LESS . Fourth. Is
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NaT-.I EAktNEk WANTED ~ toFFLE So
81 ~. loon and restaurant; must act as CASHIER
lg-s after dlIIrg-room. help exc. wants good. re-
Z liable m2a- clears S.T5 uer month EraHdast bar
ga heard or; location, busiest street ia city:
larEe place; worth double: never such chance;
q Cu't U.-s IT, GEO. STEWART. I35 Kearny. II
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On the Broad Guago Railroad. Third Station Ia
o. fru.tYalc.
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Branch once. % Montgomery street, San Fran
iscO Main ONCE. l0l5 Fourth street. Sacramento.
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j. you want safe FIRE insurance AZ bottom rates.
u lau want your bills collected promptly:
II goa Walt any conveyance or other papers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
TIE pPIZE PING

NEW YORK, Dec, 14-Joe Goddard will
not accept the proposition of the Olympic
club of New Orleans. which offers Il purse
of $4,000 for a fight With Slavin- God
dard will make another effort to arrange
a fight with Corbett He will post 81, 500
and challenge Corbett to fight for The
largest purse offered and 5000 side.
Should Corbett refuse. Goddard will ar
range a match with Mitchell for the cham
pionship of the world.
INDIANAPoIIs. Dec 14-Jack McAuliffe.
the champion lightweight, has accepted
the offer of the Crescent club or New Or
leans to fight Burge. The battle Is to
occur in March.
SAN Francisco. Dec 13 -Dannie Need
ham. ex champion welterweight, and
Billy Smith of Boston engaged Ia glove
contest for s., 0v0 at the Pacific club u
night. NeeduAm was seconded bV sam
Fitzpatrick, Tommy Hogan aud John Van
Hest, and Smith by Tim McIrath, Billy
henuessey and Billy Smith. Professor
Watson was referee.
Smith scored the first blow, but was
hissed for choking Needhsm IN the clinch.
Clinches were frequent. aud Smith 'iook
every possible advantage. The Boste
boy took many chAnces 10 wind up the
fight instantly, but there was nothing %
interest up TO the fourteenth round, eX
cept 10 the eighth, when Smith nearly
dropped Needham with Singing blow
on the mouth
In the fourteenth round Smith went in
like whirlwiDd, slugglug with night and
lett, giving Neednam no chaucs 10 max a
stand He Knocked Nredhan down twice
aud then sent him Il tt on MS face with a
right hand Epper-cut. Neetbam Was
borue 10 bis corner, while SmlJn Jumped
lightly from the ring. after haVilg Ionsht
almost iucessautiy for nearly an hour.
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NOBODY DISAPPOINTED UP TO DATE

Our Holiday Attractions Please them all
Not cloud to mar the Merry Christmas
of buyers who visit our mammoth stock
of gifts appropriate aud desirable for ev-
cry body, old or young.
We will please you in quantity. quality
and prices. An unequalled assortment
and variety to suit all tastes In Furniture
Carpets, Etc. Our magnificent stock Ii
vision OF beauty aud the greatest holiday
hit OF the season. Prices were never so
low Cor honest goods.
Come and learn that it pays 10 trade at
Ross Great Furniture and Carpet Empo-
rum, the largest establishment in the
state.
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THE GERMAN ARMY BILL.

BERLIN, Dec. l4.-As the debate on the
army bill progresses the opposition to it
becomes more apparent. IL now seems
probable that the bill will be rejected by
the reichStag, in which case the govern
ment viii appeal to the country. The
Socialists are making extensive prepara-
tions to show their strength in the election
and expect to greatly increase their repre-
sentation. 1t is said that the government
is preparing for an election about Jan. 20.
Freiherr Won Manteufel, a prominent
leader of the Conservatives, made a speech
on the measure, in the course of which he
resented the 8SperSions cast 10y the cham
cellor upon the Conservatives who had
declared they were supporters Of Rector
AhlWardU. Freiherr Won Manteufel dis
claimed any intention of carrying on a
demagogic propaganda. The Conserva-
atives had never made heir attitude
toward the army bill dependent upon con-
ceSSionS in other matters.
Chancellor Won Capriyi replied, referring
10 report N the kreaz Zsitung OF recent
meeting of the Conservatives. lie said
that he drew from the report the conclu-
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CARNOT 10 RESIGN

LONDON, Dec IA A dispatch from
Paris TO the Central News agency says;
"The rumors that President Carnot will
resign shortly are confirmed this evening.
At Tuesdays cabinets meeting, during a
heated dispute between NJ. Ribot and M.
Rouvier the president interposed the re-
mark: The action of certain ministers
renders my retention of Office almost i'm
possible NJ Rouvier thereupon left the
meeting, declaring that he would resign
President Carnot's difficulties are IN
creased by reports that his father and
brother are Involved in the Panama
scandal. 1t was the president himself anc
not NJ. Ribot who sent TO NJ. Ilrard this
dispatch:
"'I call upon you, As friend of my
family. not to refuse the Office. If you do,
! will resign tomorrow"
The News Paris correspondence says that
VI. Rouvier's fall was the result of care
fully concocted plan, which is advancing
steadily, aiming at the destruction of the
republic by rendering it contemplate in
the eyes of the country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
MY NAME MISERY.

This is the reply that Sparta
Gus makes to the proconsul when
he asked him his name. Is
a reply that half the people can
respond to. so prevalent are dys-
pepsia and stomach troubles.
When you feel that this is your
condition do not lose time and
waste your vitality in fretting,
but get box of the Laxative
Gum Drops and take them ac-
cording to directions. So mild
and pleasant are they that you
are not conscious that you are
taking medicine. You are cured
without being aware of it. They
come to two sizes, the small size
sells for ten cents, tha large size
for twenty-five cents. Any drug
gist will get them for you.
SYLVAN REMEDY, Co.,
Peoria, Ills.
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sion that he party had sympathy for a
man who had been condemned AS an as
perser of the army Continuing, he SAID
that he was satisfied to fiud now hat the
party declined to identify itself with
Ahlw rd'.
DR.. Lirber. Centrist. declared that the
Ceutrists would only support the two
years service clause of the bill, under he
existing organization of the army, aud
would oppose any increase in the number
OF soldiers proviied for IL would how
ever, oppose other points of the measure
In the course IF his remarks DR.. Lieber
made extended reference 10 rhe relations
between Germany and the Vatican, lay
ing particular emphasis upon the state
ment that the Center party would not
dream of demanding the restoration OF
temporal power TO he pope the price OF
the Vatican's sanction of the triple al
lance.
Upon motion of Herr Ossan, National
Liberal, the bill was referred 10 a commit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-15
THE PANAMA "SANDBAGGeRS. y

THE PANAMA SANOSRGGERO."
PARIS, Dec. 14-Before the Panama
canal investigating committee today NJ.
Rouvier couh not explain why Baron de
Reinach had hoped NJ. Herr would have
tine newspaper attacks upon him stopped.
He (RouvieD had not been aware that the
baron was to be prosecuted. NJ. Rouvier
added that he had been assured by Baron
de Reinach's son-in-law that the baron
had not committed suicide,
NJ Clemenceau testified that when him
self and Baron de Reinach left NJ.
Constants house (tbe latter gentleman
having denied that he had investigated
the newspaper agifation) the baron
that be had bad frequent relations with
then believed TO he connected with the
Panama Caual com Jany only in the capaC-
ity of a banker.
The committee viii support the govern
ment in the chamber of deputies If the dis
cussion Of its demands is adjourned; but if
both the government and the chamber de-
eide in favor of debate, the committee
viii support tue principle of NJ. de Bois-
terein's proposal.
AT meeting of the moderate Republi-
cans, attended by $50 deputies, it was de-
cided TO form permanent group under
the name of the Republican alliance, and
TO oppose N. de Boissereins proposal
The seals today were removed from the
house OF the late Baron de keinach. All
documents were taken possession of by
government officials and afterwards hand
ed to the committee
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GROWTH AND PROSPERITY.

The wonderful growth of Galveston,
and especially that portion known as
North Galveston, during the past few
years, has beer due not only to local inn
provemeuts and the natural result of
rapid settlement and capital literally in
vested, but also 10 the rapid growth of
manufacturing industries which here find
an unusually profitable field. Thus we
find a combination of conditions for con-
tlnual growth that is unsurpassed in any
other portion of the country, namely, q
genial and healUhful climate, an industrial
growth capable of supporting a large
population, aud agricultural attractions
that cannot be eXcelled. The Opportun-
ties are just as good at the present time
for making money, either IN city property
or small fruit farms. The latter class of
farming always results in large profits to
those who have been fortunate enough to
invest.
The property of the North Galveston
Association cannot be otherwise regarded
than dis offering splendid inducements
alike To homeseeker and investor. The
fullest investigation of this property is
cordially invited The Association is rep
resented by Wright & Miller, of Wichita,
who will be happy 10 furnish all intor-
nation desired. Tue address of the gen
ersi office is: The North Galveston Asso-
citation, Box 963. Minneapolis, MinE.