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Without raising the discussion as to
whether la grippe is produced by a spe-
csfic nascrohs or not, at least this rucn
Is certain ana admitted by all. that It
win produce chronic catarra Il not
promptly and properly cured. II leaves
a person haggard. weak. sallow. trazzled-
our. mucous membranes all congessed, ap-
petite ehangeahle. digestion capricious.
and just about enp,ies life OF all meaning
or desiraoiIity.
The specific cause for Ia grippe may be
a microoe: no doubt il is. But the et-
fleets OF la grippe need no discussion
People understand that themselves. Ex-
perience may be a hard and bitter teach
er, but the lessons learned in this school
are TO the point. and accurate.
There is no other disease SO many-ssded
in its in-effects, so insidious in its ap-
preach. SO tenacious IN its hold upon the
system, as la grippe. Once there, is stays
until IL Is cured. La grippe is one OF the
Ills that time will not cure. The after
effects of Ia grippe do not locate in any
particular organ II amounts to a gem
eral irritabiiity OF the mucous men,
hranes OF the whole body-a fiaboiness
bnd paleness Of the mucous membrane
Sometimes there is an over-asnount of
thin. watery mucous secre,ed. and at other
times there is dryness OF the mucous
surfaces.
Look into the throat and there is an If
regular. patched appearance Of the throat
with enlarged papilae. the tongue is coat
ec, eyes little red and gummy. at times
the hearing IS affected, appetite is irres-
ular. liver sluggish, bowels constipated
and at times inclined to diarrhoea, kid
neys congested. producing weakness and
pain in the back. urinary organs slightly
affected; in case o; females, bearing
down pains. irregularities, mucous dis
charges Of more or less abundance. and
in all cases. male or female, a listless in
ability for business or study-a good
for-nothing, helpless. lazy. stupid feel
ing.
Such condition as this Is not likely
10 De diagnosed as la grippe One doc
tor will call it dyspepsia; another will
call 1t nervous prostration; another viii
call 1t biliousness: another VIII call IL
liver complaint; another viii say that
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SAN rRANcrs~O Ian. ss-v

SAN F NANCISssU. Jan 2o.~~N Gather Al
Oakland fine. track fast Results:
Seven furlongs. seliing-Biiiy AcCTloskey
won. Eventide second. Beaumont third.
Time. i:22sis.
Six furlongs. seiIing-The Fretter won,
SIR UrEan second. Ann Page third. Time,
1:i5i4.
Five furiongs. seIsing-Aiuminurn won.
Ricardo second Schnitx third. Time H.
Nile and one-stxteenth-Hohen gellern
won. Tcrssda second. Dare IL third. Time,
lar.
Mile and one~eighsh-Crognw won.
David Tenny second, Frohman third.
Time, SPA.
Six q furlonss. sellinw-Dont Skip Me
won. Cyril second. Eta III. third. Time,
Ia
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GERMANY ASKED TO EXPLAIN.
Attention Called tn the Indignftf .
to Judge Chambers at samoa.

WASHINGTON. Jan. zo.-The state de-
psr;ment has forwarded TO Ambassador
White a. Berlin full Instructions as 70 the
presentation he Is 70 make TO the German
minister for foreign affairs relative - the
indign.iy reported to have been offered 10
Chief Justice Chambers at Samoa by the
German officials al Apia- The department
also has had some exchanges with the
German ambassador here on the subject.
The nature OF these communications can.
not be revealed. but II Is believed thar they
show al abiding confidence in the DISPOSE
ton OF the German government TO right
any wrong that may have been perpetrat-
ed az Apia through oYer-zadlous agents.
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New Orleans Races,

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2s,- Results:
SIX and a half furioags. selling. Cath
won. SIM ". second. HanHght thlra. Tine.
l,1ls.
seven fur2ongs. sei'snx: SIR Blaxa wan,
TIE Dragon Second. Tom Shannon thlri-
Time .esi.
MiIs and thrse-efShsas: Clay Pointer wen.
Rshe F5e'8s secand. Douh'e Dummy third
Tine 2s2st.-
Thrss 1uvlanxs ;he premier stake for
Two yesr-os1s, Afaey Chico won: Jsn sec
oud CSgsSse th.Fd. Time s1a<.
Seven tgrloHg~, handicap. Mxpah won.
peeride sscnn3. EssArt ta5ra. Time -
Mile selling AGs RgSseu wen, Lucky
Marsiar sss1onf Everest thiyi- Tl0n ga
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JOE MARTINS POLITICAL CAMPAIGN In
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Hall MPhsh the opposition cand
vndeaon OF their broad policy
In o not
By
4 Meinnes
uAtarned 10 defeat tness
who
parliament with
holding
in
publicly
be- o. a
to
Columbia
wlds Manitoba
resulted
OF doubtless
believed destined become aid the administrative
apostle 0 Southwestern Canada
limited and strengthen
he
a n
Of
of
o
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the administration believed In the forc!b.e
annexation OF the Philippines


annexation Of the Philippines
Dosiiyer sharply answered thai he did
nos speak for the pressden. or the admin
lstyafloE. When ne added q glowing suloSy
OF the president, who. amidst the perpisx:-
ties OF the hour was pressing steadily for
ward with the inexorab.s course OF human
events there was long continued applause.
mingled with loud shouts of approval
When johnson persisted II asking an an
swer to his questions Doliver waved him
aside. and, amid another ou,hurst OK ap-
nlauss declared that the crisis of the hour
.as due 70 the almost treAsona bic utter
ances ir this chamber and in The senate
chamber" There VAS some excuse for the
rioters at Madrid, b1. none for those who
q. horne Joined in reyiling their country
and denouncing our peace eomEi aeioners
fer what they had done.
Deliver caused much amusement by de-
scr1bing ths smingfsng OF tears between
Mr. Carnegie. Mr. Bryan and Mr.. Clsye-
land ard their iamenta lions over the de-
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Tommy white and o'k~~fe Draw.

MEMPHIS. Tenn Jar. s. - re Az
di1ar1 afss En- this city tonight Tommy Waite.
~ Chicago and Jsrk O'EeSfe. - iezus-
vide faaggat twenty roEaEsas n p 8Ya~
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sMTTfl~3n Seast}e at ~ N,sb fgf4i a..sr,,,s
SAa@3Fy "a. lSs. W4ssoa ssstsa. Of Canger'
aged s. years
Remains 81 - ssn, - E4a1naAs .o-
s1ssTssssss- Deceased ass a menu -
Marta SsAr lodge. Ne - A. q. a X
AASoSIA~&E General hos n Seatt;~
81 asFA4yss January - 1883. Toms Z.
Arnss31- sE@8 - years -
Services VII Dr. held 81 gufter~erts. -
eh&Fse3 ms aSttvssozan az a'c3s.-s 7srs.ssv
a H.
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Missouri Protest.. Against Roberts.

JEFFERSON CITY. No, Jan. aS.-The
senate today adopted a resolution protest
ing against allowing Roberts. the newly
elected congressman from Utah. to hold
his seat In that body.
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NATHAN Bay SCOTT CHOSEN.
conslnaea Fran Page One

appointed committees to arrange Tor sae
reception Of ". J. Bryan nsxr week. ~nsn
he VIII address them by s1s.talaa-
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ENGINEERS AND SNIP BUILDERS,
THE MERRILL
Medical Institute

Il 80 fibs rally patron
szeG large or xsnSa-
sional advertising ~
u II n . Z s@s q r :.
II stands soliSsy with
the people and grows
STEADILY IN puol;c IA
vc-. wn.ch u shso-
iuts proof OK s1pe yi0r
Dsrs3ods and honest
zN<xst-.z
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Royal Restaur1d
SIS FIRST AVENUE
Business IunCheos fer Is cmhrS
II a. m. tez A.

Business IunChess fer Is cuhls
II a. m. tez ~
Oysters
SOUP.
Chicken a la Refine On -
Consomme
FISH.
Baked Salmon. Mai;re tfsHefa
Boiled Halihut. Brown Ratla
Steamed Little Neck clsms
BoiI-ED.
Chicken. Parsley Sauce
Corned Beef. cxsan
ENTREES.
Calves Head, vinaigrstte
Turkey Gihlets. BorGeiaise RI
Braised Shoulder OF Mutton, NuSt
Tu-uips
Stuffed Breast OF Veal. Msshroem N
Beef la Mode, Vegetable
ROASTS.
Tame Goose. Apple Sauce
Saddle OF Mutton. Jelly
Leg os Veal with Dresxiue
Prime Beef au jus
VEGETABLES.
Spinach stewed Parsniu
Boiled and Steamed Potatoes
DESSERT.
vanilla Ice Cream Sliced Baax6
Chocolate Eclaircs Cream psn
Mixed Cakes
Rice Pudding. Cream Sauce
PIES.
Apple Mlnca sQuzsA
(ustard Lemon Cream Csans4f
Coffee Tea MIN
FrenCh Dinner, With NIDe. Fin I q
.. m. for 50 Cent
DOW DESTAIIOfH
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When OolIiYer arose TO reply there was
al oatDlrst Of applause from the RepQ D.
ltean side he began by saying that ne
AaG Tad GO intention % making an sszh-
crate speech On this bill and Re re sesss I'd
SonnsoEss statement tnat Es had been
ys.ansa sertng for an opportunity 10 reply
bic had neser heard the epztaet --Sks~sgi-
lara applied 10 the gentleman from In
GtapA or any other member ON ese r9oy
and IL the gentleman deserved TIE the
Ne Must GIT Il from some other Tong !e
than has
Il ara not here 20 speak for fhs ADMIN
fsfraffon,S he continued. II belong to the
humble ranks Of my party, and have not
been ia the White house since the war
with Spain began But | might resent the
Statement that our president SO accessi-
be. Is 1GtreEeAed In the White House lie
~ ingrefcA~1 in the White House In the
higher and better sense. and as securely
as the gentleman from Indiana - iss-
there, as / believe BY his attacks and
criticisms Of the Republican party"
he would not make an extended reply
he said. bat he did desire 10 say some
thing o, the large responsibilities watch
had come 10 Us as result Of the war.
He had hoped thar congress would APP
preach this question in che larger, broad
err spirit In which the war had been en-
tered upon The var had brought all
sections and parties together In a COM
mon Gauss Nov that IL vas over and
the treaty signed and ready for ratif-
cation, IL would seem that the same spirit
should be preserved. But. on the eon-
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SALEM, Or, Jan. S.-The house today
passed q Joint memorial TO congress pro-
testing against the seating Of Brigham III.
Utah
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PORTLAND Or Jan a. a. shf Cslyrrs-
rssc club tonight Dudley Evans knocked
cat lack Hs3 in t1e fourth -9slnd
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No healthy sssrsos1 ue~Si fear any sa~rs~
N3S te,s s@%S&lSssiacTs from an attack ~ "a
&FsHp~ = properly treated I. u rzE1rh -h~
sane as severe Sgas& ars9 Requires s,s..-s =
= S@iT ~-aIFe TVS tE1}ret- Remain sUIsttx a.
isss'f'e &Ras n X $ssszs'las s5asHS stsssss p.s
esy as 1tTectsE fe~ a severe Sod ~@ss =
pfl9sssst ara co1ggsets recovery = xss~. -
s55tra ksaT sac - ~ sE.sa-.s--, -
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cadence OF their country. It was a part
OF that sentiment voiced by the member
from Indiana that aisirusted its own coun-
try.
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Not . question OF Annexation.
When Johnson again demanded 10 know
II poibver advocated the forcble an3exa-
ton OF the Philippines. he replied:
If l had my way. ] would take pos
session OF the entire Philippine group, and
establish In Lazon base OF operations.
from there scattering the heneacence of
our institutions, and held that territory in
trust for the civilization and advancement.
OF the werld."
You have not answered the question"
exclaimed Johnson Answer on your
honor. 1 call upon you. TO the American
people
We have not yet come TO tina, question
and when We do We viii take care OF IL
responded Deliver. amid 6erisive laughter
from the Democratic side ard applause
from the Republicans
Johnson made n five minute reply eritt-
using the 'gitterinx generalitles" OF what
- been said. He had retired voluntarily
nom congress, and passed with CON
tempt he sad the statement that he had
iusulted the president OF the United
States The time had gone by when In
the American congress IL was irnpossi hie
90 crttfcise the policy OF a president be-
iievei Ia be wrong
1.-The gentleman has contentea himself
with glittermg generaiitirs with three
cheers FOR che nag and William Mckin-
ley There had been an avoidance OF
she vital question On the forsihle annexa-
ft0n 81 the Philippines
Il sGcny that there Is any such a,ieS-
tfoa." INTERCEPTED Deliver
johnson said 4 was impossible "a, laarn
the policy Of the administration. for he
declared. the gentleman at the White
House enshrouiesf himself In mystery and
| the state department maintained the ST
! lerce az the grave
Deliver secured time gar 4 final word
/ declaring that he had rsos Intended 10 an
swer the questions Of Johnson. bu; only
~ show that nv fr.engi's fnt.steefual
facnlfie$ were growing obsolete
AZ least thew permit me- ~ answer q
psain Question, as the gentleman cannot"
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The excitement suhsiEes. SoFreyv ha.
afier ioiitter closed He was followed tv
isfntz 81 oh5o. who opposed the hiif ratr-
ing his remarks ne denied Delivers state
Sn%bt th&t h h84 if1SUlte6 1he president
re 1a1sft'"S - rad statements made tn
the senate similar "a those Re rnasD sss.
"a ne OF New York. - no "a a. in he chat
refused ga allow hlm to do So ana Isutv
WAS uAattF compelled rs ;Ake his sea.
fGF &tEtTtHE 10 h"eyt tire chars wArn-
'ns ts@ wAs. however soon allowed n,
Proceed.
At the conclusion ~ fseutz's remarks
,4sg COMMITTEE rose. and a. $40 p. m The
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sgsehegnisa viii Likely pass . ssr.cv sr-
1asAScA "
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sos aaseAs~s aka aisessss scalp Diseases srs
1sEe~~s sA'eSAt@ass Is saA&s~- fran AHA. e.us. =,
no~ sns s1sa1 nx sUresssfst4e t-.s.n|T -st.ssr
80 80 ~ Ssa.sS2SIt drugs oy JOHN III 40 tDsf-g.T
- !" f&o S. New faYx.Aaa s5s state g.. sss!rnss
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BOSTON FAILURES.
They Cut a Big Figure In Weeks
Business Conditions

NEW YORK, Dec. pr G.. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade will say in
tomorroW's issue:
mo correct sreport Of failures In 1899
can be made until the year has closed.
A collapse Of speculation in copper stocks
has swelled the aggregate at Boston alone
over $1S,000,0 900, within a few days. and
might yet add to the record The failures
thus far reported are fewer in number
than in any year since 1885, and smaller
in amount Of commercial liabilities than
in any year since 1881. The aggregate Of
defaulted liabilities is $120, 160, 000 but near
ly two-thirds Of the banking liabilities
were added within a few days. the ag-
gregate reaching $50, 900,0 900. The CONNER
cial liabilities have been about $S9,260, G00
though exact returns for a few recent
failures are not yet obtainable No other
years, except 1881, with defaulted liabil-
tiles Of $S1, 1856 932 and 1880, with $685. 1852, 00O
have failures been so small since the
agency commenced quarterly returns in
1875. The average of liabilities per fall
ure is less than $500. the smallest in any
year of the twenty-five, q gratifying evil
dence that commercial liabilities are fur
Their removed than usual from the point
of danger.
1.-The week has been exciting only at
Boston, where the failures growing out
of speculation and the efforts to re-estab-
lish banks and firms suspended have not
given the week holiday character. Yet
general business is thoroughly safe and
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Through Pullman Tourist Sleeping
Car Service TO Texas, Old Mexico
and California

Via the Chicago Great Western Railway
to Kansas City, and the Missouri. Kansas
& Texas. the San Antonio & Arkansas
Pass and Southern Pacific raiiweVn
through Dallas, San Antonio, hi Paso
and Los Angeles to San Francisco The
only through car line from the Nortb
west to Texas points and connecting az
Spofford Junction for all points i'm Old
Mexico. A new weekly service esta blisn-
ed on Nov. 8, and continuing weekly
thereafter They will be in charge of s1
experienced official. and will leave Mn
neapolis at 1O:45 D. m. and st. Paul At
i1:20 D. m. every Friday and reach DaIt
on Monday. FL Paso on Tuesday. los
Angeles at noon Wednesday. and San
Francisco early Thursday morninC-
These cars are the Standard PuIIrna1
Sleeping cars. similar to those rlIn ~
all transcontinental lines. and the charzeS
for berths are about half those ehar,Sa5
in regular Standard Pullman SleepsrS
To persons who have made the trim tn
California via other routes. this Sou,61
ern route will prove a most delightful
change. and to persons contemplating q
trip to Texas or Mexican points It
furnishes facilities heretofore unofferad
This car may be taken at any point along
the line of the Chicago Great Western
Railway between Minneapolis and Kan
sas City. For full information and as
sistance call on or address T. P Elmer,
G. A. P. D., Fifth and Robert streetS
St Paul.
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NEW YEAR AT WHITE HOUSE.
Secretary Porter Tells How Prest-
dent VIII Receive.


WASHINGTON, Dec 29-Secretary
Porter returned from Connecticut today
and gave out the programme for the New
Year reception at the White house. 1t
does not differ materially from that in
former years, and Is as follows:
The president will receive at II a. M
the members Of the cabinet and the dip
lomatic corps; at Ills the chief justices
Of the supreme court, the judges of the
court of claims, the judges of the court
Of appeals, the judges Of the supreme
court of the District Of Columbia sx-cab-
met members and eX-ministers of the
United States: at 11:25 senators, repre-
sentatives and delegates in congress, the
commissioners and judicial officers Of the
District of Columbia; at IL 40 a. m. off,
GERS of the army, officers Of the navy, Off
GERS of the marine corps. commanding
general and staff of the militia of the
District of Columbia; at IL m. the regents
and secretary of the Smithsonian insti u
tion the commissioner of fisheries, the
civil service commission, the interstate
commerce commission, the cOmmisssion-
er of labor assistant secretaries of de-
partments, assistant postmasters general
the solicitor general, assistant attorney
general, the treasurer Of the United
States, commissioner Of patents, COM
missioner of pensions, comptroller OF the
currency the heads of bureaus in the
several departments, the president Of the
Columbian Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb; at 1915 p. m. the Associated Vet
Grams of the War of 1851, the Grand
Army Of the Republic. the Military Or
der Of the Loyal Legion of the United
States the Union Veteran legion, Spanish
war veterans the members Of the Oldest
Inhabitants Association of the District
of Columbia; at 1876 p. m. reception Of
citizens, which will terminate at 1870 p. m.
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prosperous and no important firms have
failed save some which were individually
connected with concerns involved in spec
ulation. The speculative troubles come
because the volume of legitimate business
and the unprecedented distribution of
profits, interest and dividends made it no
longer possible to carry some stocks on
borrowed money Prosperity itself placed
check on speculative ventures
The industries are closing the most
extraordinary year of their history. Long
established branches have undergone a
Veritable reconstruction, vastly increasing
their capacity, while new Industries,
which scarcely existed a year or two ago,
have enlisted vast capital, altered
modes Of business and of production in
almost every direction, and improved con-
ditions for the future almost beyond cal
cula ton" ftN
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SALTWATER.
The Committee Chafrmen Selected
by the Commercial Club.


The board of directors of the SILVIA
ter Commercial club met Thursday even
Ing and appointed committees for the en-
suing year The following chairmen were
appointed: Committee on manufactures
G. S. Welshons; on finance A. T. jerks;
legislation, Joseph P. Berkeley; entertain
ment, H. 7. King; city development, w
G. Masterman; house, J. D. Bronson The
several chairmen met soon afterward and
agreed upon the remaining members Of
their respective committees. Representa-
tives of the Mississippi Valley Telephone
company appeared before the board and
outlined a plan for establishing a new
telephone system in this city.
James s. O'Brien, who is wintering his
running horses at his Lakeland farm, is
getting ready to ship his horses to Mem
phis, Tenn, some time in January. The
horses are to be exercised there for the
races beginning in April. Among the
number there are three two-year-olds
raised by Mr.. O'Brien which give promise
Of speed and endurance.
A small fire in the Northwestern hotel
on North Second street, called out the
fire department early yesterday morning
The blaze was confined to a room occu-
pied by one of the domestics, and was
extinguished with chemicals.
The I. S. G.. club, one of Stillwaters
social organizations gave a dancing party
last evening In Woodmen's hall. Many of
the young folks of this city were pres
an