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HOTEL.

hOI Ell.
A Vorle, Napa
A C Vim, Cal
Mrs A R Coates, Cal
S NJ Kraus, St Louis
G Naber, Fresno
Z NJ Carr, Pinole
@ f Harris. Alturas
q S Crandall, Winters
G W Chapman, Cal
F W Chapman, Cal
f A Kaufman, Cal
Jas Oak & W, Butte
Miss A Hault, Portld
p r Garnett, Willows
c G Raub, Marysville
c H Poole, Boston
G Pachico & W, Cal
T G Lawton, USSBear
r n Hawley, USSBear
DR. II " Root & W, Cal
II S Fletcher, Cal
D W Pardee & W, NY
Miss Pardee. N York
Miss Andrews, n Y
NJ Quinn q W, Cal
H Block, Boston
w ] Fay, Anaheim
G. Johnston, w&c, Cal
DR. p J Mangan, New
NJ O'Connell, Grassy
J A Black, Cal
c z Mclean & W, Mich
Mrs n T Biddle, Cal
DR. L r Leland. L A
DR. A l. Tibbetts, Cal
DR. W S George. Cal
L Thompson, Vallejo
W r Stout, Vallejo
Miss NJ Pitts, Mare !
D L Smith & ~, Cal
s Johnson, Portland
S T Clark, Portland
c France, Salinas
J Marchant, lone
+ Berwick, Monterey
G c Hyatt, Stockton
X W Kincaid, Cal
Eta Green, Cal
G. A Mare & W, Cal
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW WESTERN HOTEL,

NEW WESTERN HOTEIL
Leayitt, Isleton Z G Shea, Vallejo
A E Hansen Isleton Hulk Vallejo
) = Thomas, San JosA II Russell Stockton
w Harris, Redwd CITY J King. DayisyiIIe
J H Donaldson, Sacto J M BiakeIev n York
, NJ Baxter, Marysvile J Whitesde, Duluth
] F Sweeney, Petalrna Miss l. IngersoIl Cal
House x W, Cal J G Bode, Redwd City
r ) OBrien, Rafael + W Beckwith Alaska
King, Or A Capron & W, Seat
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

s1soo-IOT 5Ox15o with large cottage OF {
rooms and bath; stable windmill. tank, etc
s2500-Lot 40x115; fine 2-story house rooms
worth $4,000
$2SOO-Lot 4ox15O, Morton st, bet. the rail
roads, with fine new modern cottage rooms
$500 cash, balance s25 per month.
s335O-Lot 40x150; Morton St, near Santa
Clara ave; elegant new house of rooms
let In all parts OF Alameda.
d P MOREAI. & CO. l4s2 Park ST
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Z fresno
n a 7 A


H B Wood. San Jose
< NJ Jackson, Alaska
G G Kimball, r Bluff
Mrs Z T Earle, L Ang
S j Hooper, Sacto
Mrs S ] Hooper, Sacto
I L Scrutton, Oroville
L Dargin, New York
II A Smith. Alabama
Mrs Fl a Smith, Ala
b Thomas, New York
J F Hager, Tenn
W n Armstrong n Y
r NJ Doble, Vfsalia
c B Cleveland. Mexico
Mrs Cleveland. Mexico.
NJ Chadbourne, L Ang'
7 Flint Jr. San Juan
Mrs Critts, Mare Islns
W D Washburn, Chgo
Z B Yerrington, New
r Warrington, New
Ct Tabernacle, England
Mrs Tabernacle, Eng
J A Munro, Seattle
Mrs E II Jackson. Ife
Mrs J E Mcdonald, Ne
Miss A n Mcdonald. Me
GRAND
E B Rutherford, CIR
2 II Martin. Anderson
j a DarouX Sacto
] Rock. Boston
w D Elliott, s Rosa
c H Rippin, Sacto
D J Healy, Petaluma
c G White, L S n
NJ Christensen. Cal
f Lewis. Manila
Z A Morrison Stanfd
c H Boyling, Z S n
A W Doan, Sacto
J L Wickersham. Or
Z Wittenberg, Or
H J Carman g. W,
Seattle
H MCGUIRE, Marysville
J P Matkin, Cal
] z Barkett, P Robes
H A Jastro, Bakersfild
A T Currier, Los Ang
J G Desaderick. Cal
] r Whey, Hanford
S A D Puter, Portland
H L Howe, L S T Ind
w Piggott, Seattle
G G Towle & W, Towie
L r Prince, Boston
G NJ Cooley & ", Cal
i P Willis, Los Ang
J z Pardee, Susanville
J T McGurkin. n Y
0 r Carney, Portervle
II F Prey, Porterville
J H Williams, Cal
G. W Curtis d ", Bostn
J II Fox. Livermore
G. A Dodge, Hanford
A Wecerman, Cal
] J Hall & d, L Ang
H L Bennett, n York
A 2 de Sanas, Phila
A B Crowded., Cal
c Bayling, L S lad
z Hoffman. s Cruz
J W Davis, Tulare
z Vorle & W. Napa
S II Cullen, Cal
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hENRY j. GALLAGHER CO.,

Successors to Flanagan & Gall7ghe-),
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMEPS.
20 Fifth ST., opposite Lincoln School,
Telephone South So
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s10O0-I HAVE for sale so lots 25x125 as a whole;
this property is worth $4,000; the owner is in
absolute distress for the want OF immediate
funds and is sacrificing this property that
she may make an immediate sale; the lots
command magnificent view; within 40 min
utes of the city; has railroad stations within
minutes walk; running water. etc; call and
get full particulars. J. W. LAYMANCE, 636
Market ST. S F.. 46O-462 Eighth St. Oakland
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REAL EsTATE-CoUNTRY-For sale


l60 ACRES, Santa Clara County; part in fruit
7room house; bargain; $500; terms TO suit.
!. w. DONNELI.Y & CO. 632 Market ST
Is ACRES of choice fruit. or early vegetable
land. For particulars address p. o. box 1877
NaCaviile.
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FROM OCTOBER %, 1889.

300. Benicia, suisun and sacramento,... .7:45p
';OOA Ma Er ys 0sUio and Rumsey .7.45P
7'O"A Sh RsS Bhf PortIDnd O" .7:45r
Cajistosa and Santa Rosa s6:I5P
'S'"OA l1 9na Saeft Chicago s5:I5p
"s:3OA San Jose, Livermore, Stookt0h
Lone Sacramento, Plaoervile,
Marysville Chico, Red Bluff. N4;IoP
.s:aOA sBIiitop. Ogfdalcand Sonora. .l:I5P
+9:00A Haywards, Niles and Way Stations. II IiioA
$4,000 Atlantic ExpTess-Ogden and East 'S;4oA
''oOA MS Msreed ana lrii Fresno I2.I0r
"D:0OA Port Costa, Fresno MoiaFe and Los
Angeles. ........,ss...,.. O'soF
100000 Vallejo Martinez and Way Stations s5i!oP
-iI:0OA HayEards Niles and Way Stations. 2iA0P
*l2:OOM Miles, Liyermore. Stockton, Sacra-
Por rtI iIie''o'''' s4.I5P
Hoop Sacramento River Steamers. -. +s;OOP
s3:O0p IIgyyvaris Niles and Way Stations. A5:45P
Napa 1,aIistora santa Rosa s0.I5A
%4:ooP Benicia, Vacagne, SaOTanento
Woodland, knights Landing
MArysville Oroyille.. ..,.......... lo;89A
$A:3OP Niles, San Jose aud Stockton ....... ~4=1oR
s5:OOP The Owl Limited-Tracy, Fresno,
Bakersfield Saugus for Santa Bar
bora, Los Angeles. ................ rOsA0A
>5:3OP Stockton. MERGED, Fresno. "H<;loR
A5:30P Fresno, Bakersfield Santa Barbara,
New SS 0 cs and Fest. .s.45A
s5,3OP SaIita TO Ioute-Atlmtic Express
s6.0op uaywaris Niles and San Jose.,.... S7343A
+C:3Op Vallejo .................s A2:f5P
aS:SSr Oriental Maii-ogden and East 80. 's:oOP
4''O"f Vs sIo6s iol' Uoa.a @u t9:55p
raIneuto M2rysvils. Itcddiug
Portland Puget Sound and Fast NS.AOA
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

ONLY a few more special sale pianos left at
: MAUNAIS'. 100 Market 81.
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FRUITYALE ADVERTISEMENTS

FRUITVALE REAL TATE.
FOR rent-Six acres orchard; house rooms
bath; barn; chicken houses. 1865 Market, s. r
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MODERN nearly new, 2-story Groom residence
in Fruitvale, at corner of Champion and Nicol
ave; only $500 cash. balance TO suit; house
open to-day.
slOO0-LOT 4-room house bath; suitable for
chicken ranch; Haley St. East Oakland; take
Highland Park
OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD.
---~-------~~~
SUNNY rooms single suite; board; near
narrow gauge. 1927 Franklin st.
OAKLAND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
AN introduction to you from H. Shellhaas, the
furniture dealer. 18th and Franklin. Oakland
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
DIVIDEND Notice-Dividend No Csc per
share) of the Kilauea Sugar Plantation Com
pany will be payable at the office of the COM
pany No. 327 Market St, on and after
Wednesday, November 10, 1899 Transfer
books will close on Thursday. November 3.
1899 at 3 clock p
E II. SHELDON Secretary
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E HOTEL.

Master Fraser, Spokne
] Sweeney, Seattle
L n Howe. New York
R c Voohies. Suffer Or
p L Schuman, Chgo
&c NJ Weed, Boston
T w e Eustis. Boston
4 T S Johnson, S Rafael
Mrs johnson. S Rafael
A Y Stewart, Chicago
w Martin, New York
J McGill, New York
IF j keesel, Ogden
I W H Plat. New York
J A Murray, Salt Lake
M McCulloch, Boston
F W Eaton, Cal
Mrs Eaton. Cal
W II Chiclzering, Oak
III Spencer, New York
! S NJ Foote, L s n
F H Jackson, L Ang
T c Dreshfield, n 7
E L Wright, Ohio
Il II Stoothoff. n Y
r A Carder, Mont
Mrs Fraser, Spokane
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REAL EsTATE-CITY-FOR SALE.

AT A NJ sPECK & CO.'S for good bargains.
sl35 ooO-New, building; rents $1,000 yearly.
30,000-stores and fats; rents $500.
Sls00-Three fats on lot 22x56 feet; near Pow
eli st; rents s18; all rented; foreclosure.
'Sl4. 0O0-Three grand new flats; rents Sll5.
$l4,0O0-Geary St, near Mason; store and lodg-
S1450O-Three elegant new fats, near Mason
St ; rented for S142 estate; must sell
si2 500-Store and fats lot 50-foot front: half
block from Taylor and Market sts. rents 500.
10.50o-New fats; very fine; rents Ss5.
$500 ason-st. corner, with fats; renting
s726O-Transfer corner: store and 2 flats; mort
gage 5000.
Powell and Bush SITS
e1c0-Post st: 3 flats; rents $50.
.sl0O-Two elegant fats; Suffer ST; lot z7-foot
'ss5ia56ESaiifornis St: fats: rents s45.
Sl50ogsix nice fats: near Sixth st; rents sac.
$2S0o-Two fsts; Mission; 10 rooms; rents $50;
lot 25x114 feet
CHEAP-Grant ave. corner, near Suffer; must
be sold at once. Apply A RUFF. attorney
at-law. 400 Montgomery 81.
sg40o-NODERN broom cottage on bituminized
street; lot 26xl30; also a large 7-room house
an Pierce St. near Haight; houses built to
suit purchaser: easy terms. Inquire on prem
ises. F. NELSON. builder.
s9oo FOR new house Of rooms and lot 50x10O
in Oakland terms $500 cash. balance 50 per
month: lot and house cost $1,000. Inquire VIM
'HENDRICKSON & CO, GA Call bunlding.
SACRIFICE: must be sold; make an Offers new
g-room house and lot 269X1GO No. $50 Rich
Land ave: cost $4,000: less than $1,000 win buy
It. sHADBURNE. els Sacramento st.
IF YOU have lots north Of Golden Gate Park.
west of First ave. and you wish to sell them
CALI on W J. GUM, 40 Montgomery st.
PINE-st flats and lot 25xl37:6: will be sold
very cheap. Box 2459, Call Office.
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COAST DIVISION Marrow OaHge).
Foot of Market Street,

ttOO6 OF Market obTeeO-l
4s:I1A Newark Centervillc SsnJ ose, FELTON,,
Boulder Creek, Santa Cruzend Way
Stations. 49, wv
f2Ia5P Newark Centerville, San Jose, New
Almaden, FELTON,, Boulder Creek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way -
Stttions- .........-..-. -....'''''- IAO'. ~
|4;l5P Newark, San Jose, Los Gatos...,... "Si-O
eii;''F h WaT stat3 9Csfsio san oo9o 1929
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TIE best oe the best is the Decker & Son
established in 1886 Sold by MAuFAlS' 7SS
Marker
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND BOARD.


HOME for ladies In delicate health; large
grounds; private. MRS. DIR. FUNKE, 1416 sth
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VALLEY ROAD

Between Stockton Fresno, Hanford Visal
Tulare and Bakersfield. furnishes good 10
train service.
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SLUGGISH INTELLECT
Caused RX Coffee.

Careful inquiry IN the school room
developed fbe fact that those children
who are haaitpauy given coffee tn drink
have sail5w cem7Iexioa. are nervous.
more or less irritable and very sluggish
intellect o. an ove--wr5usbt and shuor-
maj Imagination. results - extreme rerr-
business Ny own experience VITA coz
Zee drinking kept me afflicted for soma
years with severe ara constant headaches
Win extreme nervousness az times
4 was compelled 70 abandon coffee al
together and WAS quickly relieved os -ne
headaches and other troubles u.s.
fortunate enough % secure -geEa 20 o.
Postum Food coffee but my FIRST attempt
al making 81 was q failure Aftsr another
,-iaI aud following directions vhfca ara
very easy ~ the way1 . secured 4 &C.
l5ei5ls drink. 1ar superior in IVY mind 70
c7I=e- save continued 70 use It e-on
tEe start and my improvement has Been
steady with 10 IL effects at an"
The above was written by school
Yea chez. Mss e Barnard OF Oxfors. kan
Il is an easy matter 20 leave OF me g.
fee haais i Postum Cereal Food Cares
Is used in its place. particularly uhea at
teu-lon Is gwen 10 Is prog preparation.
TIE Whole secret q ire preparation Is In
allowing the FOOD Coffee 20 BOIL Ina
enough 10 nriaE out re taste sn1 so5d
value
All arzt-ei2sS groeers sci Pos-n
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FIRE STARTED! AT INNES & co.

bic, All admit that is Il naturally a very
hard and tedious case to try.
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IS WORTH MILLIONS
Chester LathOrn Has Patented
an important invention
GOES TO TOPEKA TODAY
On Summon From Master
Mechanic of Santa Fe.
GOES TO TOPEKA TODAY

Chester Latham, a carrier IN the Wich-
tia postofficc. has a fortune within reach
IL little device he has invented and
upon which he has secured a patent
stands the test Of actual use. He leaves
for Topeka this morning where he has
been called BY the master mechanic Of
the Santa Re railroad. 70 demonstrate the
working and practicabiiity Of a device for
rolling wheel upon a pinion without
generating heat or requiring oil. II the
scheme is successful it will be in use all
over the world within a year and will be
worth millions OF money to Mr.. Latham.
The great problem in machinery has been
to avoid heat or its eause-friction. There
have been thousands Of attempts TO solve
the problem Of revolving motion on
pinion without the use Of oil and TO avoid
heat. Mr.. Latham has a model in which
the wheel rolls On the axle by the groove
principle and stands 1000 revolutions per
minute for hours without oil and with
out heat. The master mechanic Of the
Santa Fe heard of Mr.. Latham's inven-
ton and sent him word to come to the
company's shops III Topeka and demon
strate its workings.
Mr.. Latham was appointed as a sub
carrier OF the Wichita postofice by Judge
Jewett in 1890. He afterwards became
regular carrier and has remained at the
work ever since in the meantime perfect
ing his model
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FOR WELL PEOPLE.
an Easy WAY to Keen Wei.

Il is easy 10 keep well If we would only
observe each day q few simple rules Of
health.
The s1 important thing Is % keep thu
stomach right and 70 do this il il not nee
essary % diet or 70 follow a set rule o.
bin Of fare. Such pampering simply
makes a cspricious appetite and feel
ing that certain favorite articles OF food
must be avoided.
Prof, Wiech7ld gives pretty good advice
on this subject He saws: Il am IS years
Cd and have never had a serious illness,
and at the same time my life has been
largely an indoor one. but early discov-
cred that The way 10 keep healthy was
10 keep "a healthy stomach. not by eating
bran crackers or dieting OF any sort; on
the contrary I always eat what my Ape
lite Graves. but for The past eight years
I have made ii "A daily practice % take
one or TWO OF Stuarts Dyspepsia Tab
lets after each meal and attribute nv
ROBUST health for a man OF my age 20 the
,eguar daily use ot S,ua-ts Tablets.
Mig physician first advised me 20 use
taem because he said they were perfectly
harmless and were not "a secret paten;
l1e--e-nc. but contained oaly the natural
o'-s~tvas. peQtones and diastasc and
s,,9r using them = few weeks. ] have
never ceased IN thank him for his advice.
honestly Believe the habit If taking
S--art.S Dyspepsia Tablets after meals IS
the real health haht-. because their uss
brings health % the sick ana ailirE ana
preserves Ae4-t1 80 ,ae well and strong"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-06
Officers Of Geo. H. Thomas Post.

At a regular meeting, December 4,
George H. Thomas Regiment OF L. V. L.
elected its officers for the year as fol-
lows;
Colonel-W. T. Buckner.
Lieutenant CoIonel-R. S. Bell
Major. c. Robb.
Quartermaster-H Heiserman.
Surge0n-J. 3. Culver.
Officer Of the Day-D. z. DeRoss.
Chaplain-E. W. White
Outside Guard-Thomas Shuts.
Adjutant and some other officers TO be
appointed. Also five new members added
by muster, and ten new applications re-
ceived at this meeting. R. s. BELL,
Acting Adjutant
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Still We Lead
In Both Prices and Quality.
Try ianins White Rose Flour, per Sack IS Cents.

Corn Meal. per lob sack-.......--3 OF
Cranberries. per quart --...-.--.-... .o5
Bulk Prepared Pancake Flour, ger
fb.-....-... -.-. ...-. ..... -..-...,.. -o3
Pink Colorado Potatoes. per peck. is
Fine Large Homegrown Apples.
Per peek ..-.-..--.-.-- ..-.-.---.----. -
Strictly pure Jellies and Jams
Assorted Jellies. per tumhler....... ga
Assorted Jams. Per tumbler........ 10
Assorted Jams. n jars. each. "a
Assorted Jams, in tins, each. 20
Tumblsr Honey. each .-.........-... 10
Large Jar PRESERVES. extra fine,
each -..--..-. ..--.---.---.-.-. .is
Large Jar Walnut Mangoes. each. 50
Prepared Pancake Flour. bulk. per
D.. 5000. ..,..... .-......-... rs
Boss Pancake Flour, pkgs for. -
l-Quart Can Pure Maple Syrup,
each .......- ----... .--...- ....-..... .3S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-06
T0NTIES ELECT OFFICERS
Preparations for the Orders Annual
Banquet

Banquet.
At the regular meeting Of Pleasant
Council, No. z, Modern Tonties, last
night, officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term, as follows:
Presidential. E. Wilson (re-elected).
Vice Presideut-Henele S. Mason.
Second Vice President-Sarah E. Bow
ers.
Treasurer-Katie Wendell
Chaplain-Rev. II. L. Nun.
Marshal-AIrs. J. Q. Burcheser.
Guard-George Howell
Sendnel-George O. Burke.
Trustee. C. Rutan
Board of APPROVAL. c. Dunn, J. E.
Caldwell, H. Z. Wilson, DR.. o. Buckwal-
ter, Ezra. E. Beard.
It was decided that the annual ban
ouet given by the council the last Thurs
day evening Of December this year he
limited TO members of the order and in
vited guests. one to each Tontie family.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
JEANETTE LEWIS.


Miss jeanette Lewis, who played the
title role in ''AIadamoisene Saratoga" at
the Crawford theater last night. is an
actress who has a charming personality,
q ripping laugh and a sprightly bearing
that pleases. gives life to a play and i'm
parts the spirit Of jonity TO the entire
company. Miss Lewis is a clever actress
and as MadamoiseIa Saratoga, she ap-
pea-ed 70 dne advantage Miss Lewis also
sings sweetly and her singing and dane
ing made hit last night and she was ac-
corded enthusiastic and merited applause.
The play Is very funny, fun Of lauEha5le
complications and comedy and the audi
ence was well entertained. The charac-
tiers taken by Mare Robbins and C. y.
Cubine were well carried out. The per
Torrance was made continuous by the
presentation of illustrated songs The pic
lures IN these are very fine and as IRE
as any that have ever been shown here
For a popular price attraction the show
was very clever last night The com
Qany WI G-esa tonight with Always On
Time"
TRCN BLACK 40
one night. THURSDAY Decerbtr :. Trux
Black go in their big Rsgtirna Opera ana
Minstrel Produced and staged by =
people, hand and orchestra, carrying
their own stage settings and effects. Il
Is announced as clean and up 20 date
attraction. Big street parade Thursday
noon.
The Reformed church viii give Ger
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-06

Pick out top coat for that little
chaps present now. If you don
know the size. guess at it. We 4
make il right after Christmas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-06

pride Goeth
Before a Fall

Some proud people think
they haze strong constfu-
tions, and ridicute the idea
of disease. Such people
neglect their health, let the
blood run do4Un, and their
stomach, kidneys and fUer
become deranged. Don t
be foolish about yon- Health. Use Hoods
Sarsaparza ard yo, eOm preVent the faG
and SAGE yottr pride.
Bladder Troubles = "HooFs Sar-
saparIia has done me so mach good for
my stomach and Bladder troubles that !
qUart to recommend heartily TO others.
lam IN better health than Ihave Been for
the past % years" Req. E. l. 6Wonroe,
Dublin, Virginia.
impure Bood-T Uas troubled
7Dth pd71ples, resulting from impure blood.
Since taking for bottles of Hoods Sar-
sspardLa, the pd71pfes haze disappeared
and am zOeA." ". H. 6NaL17s.
SteubervdIe, O.
Rheumatism ~ had rheumatism
three or for years. Could not dress or
rrdhsss. Hoods SarsapariLa did me
good and an nozv able 10 do ali my
9Uork. Fannie I. Derricotfe, Athens, Ga.
HOoB- 0aadab0ziM
zzzsls lI::I:gJE1D
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-06
Sparks From an Arc Light start
Another Blaze.

Last night about o'clock sparks from
an electric light on the second floor Of
Innes' store in the Floyd block
set fire 10 some fine blankets. 1t prob
ably burned along for some time before
il blazed. Night Watchman S. A. Bolts
became aware Of the fire before the blaze
by the odor Of burning wool, and the
minute the blaze sprung il was smoth-
AIRED
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-06

Genuine New York state BucEwheat
Flour. 5 'os ,or...-..............-.-. 2
RIlk Preserves per n.-........-...... y
Mixed Nuts. per rb.................... .i2ss
Fest Hens. pe- fb...............-..--- -
Ivo-y soap. bars for.........-..... p
White Russian soap. 10 bars for. q
Extra Slfted Peas per can.-....-... 70
Evaporaied Raspberries. per D.. .ie's
EngIish Walnuae rs for...-.....- %
smoked White Fish. far-......... 10
Bulk Mustard. per gallon .--........ 80
Pink Volorado Potatoes, per peck IS
Best Minnesota Potatoes. per peck 10
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-20
A Reign of Error"

John j. McNally's latest comedy sue
cess. "A Reign of Error" which served
to introduce the Rogers Brothers to the
stage as legitimate stars several
months ago. will begin an engagement
OF one week at the Providence Opera
House commencing tonight. Messrs.
Klaw d Erlanger have more than
doubled the company which presented
the piece earlier In the season There is
no class OF stage entertainment which
serves TO appeal more strongly To the
atreEoers than comedy. In his latest
work Mr.. McNally has endeavored to
separate himself from the old beaten
path OF farce comedy. and has written
A play which borders more on the
French vaudeville. ~ seems particular
IN gratifying that klaw a Erlanger
should be starring the Rogers Broth
ers for they are certainly past masters
i'm the art of making the average audi
tor laugh. and have been stage favor
ties for years. In "A Reign of Error"
they are at their best. The supporting
company is large and interesting one
IL was selected with the greatest care
and discrimination. and includes such
artists as Georgia Caine, Maude Ray
mond Ada Lewis. Carrie Elberts. Hat
fie Waters. La Petite Adelaide. Edith
81. clair. George + Marion. John Parr.
Rudd Ross and others OF equal prom
inence There H. large chorus. in
which there are great many very
pretty girls with good voices. so that
the company as now constituted num-
bers nearly 30 persons. The songs are
new and catchy. including quite num-
bcr which have been added since the
company was first organized. There are
also "A number of new marches intro
duced and the entire production has
been so altered and improved that 10 H.
substantially a new entertainment ~
Reign of Error VIII be played in Prov
idence but one week. as 10 is 10 be taken
10 Now York and used as the opening
attraction Of Hammrrstein's New Vic
torla Theatre on Forty-second street.