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A Distinguished Visitor.

Sir William c. Van Horn, President
of the Canadian Pacific Railway, pass
ed through this city on a special train
about 3 o'clock last evening ON his way
to San Francisco from the East He
was met ait Truckee by J. A. Fillmore,
manager, and Colonel J. B. Wright,
Superintendent of the Sacramento divi-
sion of the. Southern Pacific Company,
who escorted him through California.
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National Educational Convention.

Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Kirk is making special appeal to the
teachers throughout the State to attend
the convention of the National Educa-
tional Association which will meet in
Los Angeles July l1th to 18th, inclusive.
IN case teachers are unable to attend
he urges them to at least become mem-
bers of the association
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To he Taken to Missouri.

Governor Gage has issued a warrant
on a requisition from the Governor of
Missouri for the return to that State
of William B. Stortz, who is, wanted in
Saline County on a charge of embezzle-
ment as bailee. StortZ, who is in Los
Angeles. is alleged to have appropriated
to his own use 1000 head of cattle en-
trusted to his care
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,

DIR. PENDERY-OFFICE SO61s K Street
Phones: Cap. 72S, Sunset red 6S5. Hours
10 to r. to 4:30 and to 9. Residence.
1012t street
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Runs responsible for-W. Ruser 2, Held
ricks 5. Two-base hits-Hellman, Lewis,
J! Ruser, w. Ruser, Heidricks, c. Joerger.
Base on balls-Masons s, Folsom l. Left
on bases-Masons Z Folsom 2. Hit by
pitcher-Lewis, Burke. Double play-W:
Ruser to Hellman to Becker. Time Of
game-1:35 Umpire-Lynch. Scorer
Stnr9AS
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Thought to be Insane.

George Peck, an old man who recent
ly arrived in this city from Iowa, was
taken to the oity prison yesterday by
Officer Bagley. He showed evidences
of insanity, and will be examined
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w. P. COLEMAN,
Real Estate Sales Room, go J Street,
P. BOIL, MANAGER.
FOR SALE.

4s7 acres. $50 of which is bottom land,
balance high land: will be sold at very
reasonable price, if called for soon.
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Divorce Granted.

Judge Johnson yesterday granted
Sarah E. Alexander a divorce from
Samuel Alexander.
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PLAZA EMPLOYMENT
Office, Pythian Castle, side entrance,
Ninth and l streets. First-class help
always furnished F. L. HAM, prop.
Phones, Capital 273, Sunset 652 black.
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JAPANESE M. E. MISSION EPWORTH
League Employment Department will
supply any kind help. Tel. white 1,OO1
30 NJ street
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OFFICE.-ALL KINDS
of help furnished at shortest notice.
Telephone messages free to customers.
Tel. Sun. blue AZ, Cap. TAI. 5151a K st.
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WANTED-LADIES AND GIRLS FOR
home piece work; steady employment.
SO2 Seventh. corner II.
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JAPANESE CHRISTIAN HOME, REV.
Mrs. Bowen, 1915 Fifth street, Sacra-
mento. Tel. blk. 356. Working students,
day work. janitors, general help sup
piled. Typewriting done. Moral places
only
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WANTED D-SoLICIToRS. EITHER SEX,
city and country by Combination Oil
Remedy Co., lib Eighth street.
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J. H. BURDEN, THE Med
ical electrician, who is State agent for
DR.. Beckwiths S Thermo- Ozone genera
tor, has moved to 1905 J street. If you
are sick and can't get cured cali or
write for circular. Agents wanted
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WANTED-GOOD PEOPLE TO BUY
rosaries, prayer books, Catholic goods,
tobacco, cigars, notions. ADAM HAU-
BOLD. 1122 T.
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PROFITABLE WORK Offered AGENTS in

WORK Offered Agents in
every town to secure subscriptions to
the Ladies Home Journal and The
Saturday Evening Post" Good pay for
good work We want agents to work
thoroughly and with business system to
cover each section with our illustrated
little booklets and other advertising
matter. How well some OF our agents
have succeeded is told in little booklet
we would like to send you-portraits of
some of our best agents, with the story
of how they made it pay. The Curtis
Publishing Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
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WANTED-A FIRST-CLASG COOPER.
Inquire Pioneer Pickle Works, 1720 L ST.
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WANTED-A NEAT, RELIABLE GIRL
for general housework. Apply 1901 P
street. a24-2t
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE GOOD CITY
property for improved farm. Address.
state price and location, Owner, this Of
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GOOD MAN IN THIS and
adjoining county to take the sole
agency for the best gasoline lamp made
Gives 100 candle power of light. and
only costs one-third of a cent an hour
to burn. Sells itself. Only men who
will devote their entire time to this busi-
ness and are able to carry a small
stock need apply. State how much ter
Address Earnest G. Pause, Los Angeles,
Cal. p. 0. Box 779. a24-3t*
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. B. F. STOLL, DENTIST. THE
Ruhstaller. S. Z. corner of Ninth and J
streets. Phone Sunset black CTS.
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WANTED.

RED CROSS EMPLOYMENT CO., 1919
Fifth st. bet J and K, Sac'to, Cal.
Phones, Sun. south 141; Cap. 145. Will
naonaytV We are aep q
orders on short notice, as we have di-
rect connections with one of the largest
and most reliable San Francisco Offices
Wire or phone us at our expense. j.
G. SHARPNACK Manager
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2l2o H-A NEATLY FURNISHED SUITE
OF housekeeping rooms; convenient for
man and wife. So
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WANTED - CARPENTERS. APPLY |
Front, between 1 and j. a25-3t*
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212f MA GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE WITH
all modern improvements Apply 21SO NJ
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MANHATTAN HOUSE, 315 X STREET
tront suite of rooms for housekeeping.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS AND
table linen laundered to order. 1900 f St
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FOR. RENT-TEN ACRES OF LAND.
with large barn and a new five-room
house: Inquire of JAMES TOUHEY.
32S@ j street
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

YOUR SIG MONTHLY RENT INTELLI-
gently spent buys Twenty-fourth street
lot, and bright, original attractive home
with your own ideas for the keynote. II.
J. GOETHE, Real Estate and Insurance,
1011 Fourth street a12-Nt
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NICE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
and others in private family 4O51h X
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FOUND-A PLACE TO GET YOUR
shoes repaired while you wait Shoes
made to order $3.50 and up; boots, S.
and up. Boston Shoe Shop, 511 K St
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LOST-FOUND.
IO24-1O26 J STREET.

LOST-A GENTLEMAN'S GOLD Locket.
charm with ribbon and buckle mono
gram. H. w. H. c." Return to this Of
flee and be rewarded
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CARD OF THANKS-WE TAKE THIS
method of returning our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to the many kind
friends and neighbors who so kindly as
sisted US during our recent sad be-
reavement. CHRISTIAN MILLER
THOS. WOODS AND ELIZA SHEP-
HERD. it,
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1916 TENTH STREET-A LARGE Front
alcOve room: well furnished
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1871 Ei-A GROOM LOWER FLAT WITH
all modern improvements; no children.
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LARGEST AND BEST PAYING OIL
business in the city. Apply 906 K ST.
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GOOD CLEAN BEDS. NEW FURNIT-
, uTe, Zoe up. International, 32212 K street
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TO LET OR RENT.

MODERN FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS,
pantry and bath, ia l street Conven-
fences; electric light, gas, filtered water.
use of telephones.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY PROPERTY - $5,OOO FINE
grain farm. 200 acres fertile SOIL with
house and barn, well located in Sacra-
mento County. Sold to close an estate.
Terms liberal.
200 acres of excellent pasture land in
Placer County, well watered by ditch;
portion well adapted for alfalfa. VIII
maintain 300 head of cattle Price 81
per acre. Terms made satisfactory. APP
ply to MILLS-GALvIN CO., SO1 J st.
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l23z H-NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE
rooms and housekeeping suites; bath,
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE
day, week or month. 122 X street.
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VII k-ECKHARDT BUILDING; NICE
rooms, recently well furnished and with
running and filtered water. Handsome
Ircnt suites; a strictly first-class place.
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TO LET BY MAY 1ST-TEN-ROOM
modern house. Inquire SIT Eighth st.
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FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING Tailor
suits speciality. 31 P. Tel white 474
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BEST NEW HAY. AND CHEAPEST,
at Q. Z. ADAMS. 1106 ] street.
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IMPORTER AND BREEDER OF Prize
winning Buff Cochns and Light Brah-
mas. l.. WALDRON, 2615 Y street.
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Di~easss a. ii.e Gs.,od ,,,..sal.Ns-rc-.

Di~easss o. sile fssood s,4ssl, ssz<-0-.
No ons need safer Wi;a nea4as - Til;
disease IS quickly and I,sFaaa1ssitiy ca,rs
By Srowns' Iron Bittcrs- FvefY dissase
the bloe1, nerves ana stomach, chronic
othsrEis=, sHccumbs - Browns Iron-l
LeEs. Known asld used EgT hearty q quar-.
OF aeeEtEry, Il stands today foremost s-lo-
our p 7ss valued remedies For sale by
s'lstS eskSlsss
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A.FLoATiNs sAWMILL.
An Ingenious Scheme. 70 Utilize
Unclaimed Submerged
Timber.

We have something's over in
Texas, I" said lunn from Houston
who pat up at the Granewald
Hotel yesterday, after hr re-. Eiuss
through the quarantine lines 9Th
no intention OF over going back,
"thst is probably new to You aud
the country at large. Ii is a
floating sawmilI-a lsTge modern
sasFa,iil built upon barge, ard
will move ahoat pp and down
the rivers ana beyous aud laaes
lake the automobile Oh the street.
"This ingenious arrangements
has been launched at Orange,
Tex, and is The property of n
msn named " D.. Street, who IS
inventor and progressive irdivid-
ga! IL all things perlaiuing to
Savings logs.
1.-THE bed of the sabine river
Is the depository for acres Of logs
that have hecoms watersoaked
and sunk to the bottom. Most OF
the timber is cypress. hr. Street
has ordered a machinery outfit
which viii be placed on his
automobile stage and which will
be used TO hoisE the sswiass out
OF tie bed of the river and place
them on the barge, where they will
be cut into shingles. The scheme
is eue of the most unique ideas
imag:iaiaie and If the supply of
silnken logs gives ont, IS il NEST
assnrediy VIII in time then this
fioating mill can be taken to the
timber instead of fetching the
timber to the sawmiIl.
"Lamberlnen generally have
long been devisipg Improved
methods for getting the timber
to the mills and l have thought
that possibly this scheme Of taking
the mill to the timber is better
one, after al ". u. Street Of
Orange is gong 20 try it anyway.
am told thst millions of feel. OF
the Guest cypress and pine timber
lie sunk in tie Sabine river,
unclaimed by auyone. y New
Orleans Picayune.
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minutes 81 Busiaess
Meas ssssting.
Brownsville, Tex, Dec. 3D., 1899.

Brownsville, Tex, Dec. 3D., 1899.
Al a calird meeting of repFesen-
tatlye business men OF Browns
Vile, held today IN the building
adjoining the Rio Grande railroad
oGee, for the purpose of consider
ing proposition TO be made the
Morgan Line for routinasnee of
steamer service, the following per-
sons were present, viz:
c. TARA, A. Caeso, 81. Ai0nso,
II. n. Firla, j. S. Cross,sF. Ytnr-
ria. VIM. Kelly. 8 Celaye, j. ce-
aYa, 4. Celaya. Thos. Carson, II !.
Fernandez. E. c. Forto, S. L,
DwoFsnan and 81. g. Kingsbury-
Upon motion duly seconded and
carried N. II. Field was elected
chairman, end e.. c. Forto sec
Rotary
After general discussion it was
ordered tina. committee Re sp-
pointed to III; k terms with the
Morgan Line and report their &C.
ton for approval to later meeting
OF representative business men.
The chairman aFpointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen On the commit
tee, viz:
j. S. Cross, T. Yturria, 81. Fer
nandez, Wm. Kelly, F. Armenla;z,
J. CelAyai and upon motion duly
secluded and carried Fl. n. Field
was added to the committee.
"a motion seconded and carried
the meeting adjourned, siae die.
Approved
H. Il. FIELD, Chairman.
Attest!
e. c. FcRfo. Secretary.
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TO MAKE tar g
R4ssFEcf 4 BIRD.
New York fFelxid.

New York He,xid
Very few peorss wi:o KEEP i'ifc:s
care - l,ase a est in the house,
less some dayMIiiss Fssssy do SONS
mischief. There. is very Simple
aud efTeetiye means ii tpasIiis,g a
cat to keep a say frasn the birds
OaSe young psofle wAO are fou'l
of pets VIII lie interested, per-
haps, II the experience Of the
writer.
lie hsi a pretty little canary
bird winch he.si,ept in his owH
roozl. One day he .eussrsd tie
iast in tisre to.see the
family eat eroEehing before the
cage. lie decided thas something
should be done to teach the cat
a lesson. He gpt long hatpin
and heated ii vs.l hos; then be
dipped it in water, when.- tor BE
red glow eat Of It, after which the
pin vas ISl:ace,t on the bottom. Of
the bird cage. one ED protruaing
a little hit. Picking up The eat.
he pressed one OF It's paws down
on the hos wire, ana the eat
squaaIed with pain aud bolted
from the room, Never afteryard
would that four footed pet go any
where mar a bird cage, il having
reasoned with itself that il IL ous
portion &c she cage hart. any part
OF it might be expected 10 give
pain.
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An Important Difference.

To make it apparent to thous-
snds, who think themselves. i'll,
tkst :hey ere aot afflicted Sith any
disease, bit that the system sim:
Fly needs cleansing, is to bring
.comfert hume. to tlstir hearts rs a
eostive condition IS easily cured
By using Syfdp Of Figs. Manu-
featured by the California Fig Syr-
up Go. only, and sold bY all drug
gisss. =
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List OF Letters.

hO uAOe~A-ON 40 ASVGN~o --A.--tt-Al-
ng in the post Office of Browns
lille. for the week ending Decem-
ser 2, 1899, are ss follows:
LADIES.
Do'ainguez, .Iosefa
GsIlardc, Paula
Garcia, Antonio
Martinez, Rita.
b.aza, Piiarita de Ia
Morteueys, Miss Adela
Valebznela, Eucarnacion
v:ilanueBa, Mauueia.
GENTLEMEN.
AriAte, Ramon
lsaliejos, Narciso
Berinea, Crescencio
Garcia, francisco
GsraA, Andres
Greenwood, Il. n. L.
l. P. Field Elo.
Kitchirgs. 2. T.
Longoria. Jose q.
Nata Pnui;.a
oiivases i3ernsrdo
Osans, Timoteo %
Robii, Marcial
Sa!as. I,azsro
Wh,stakeg, Carlyle
Woodinass, L.
Persons calling for the above let
,ers will please say advertised.
j. b. SHARPE. Postmaster
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rURiI.Y PERSONAL

County Co:nuissionsrJ. L. Ian
drum was in the city today from
San Beaito ranch.
II. T. T;ppau Of G..lia.l. Texas,
arrived in town this morning from
Santa Rosss ehere he is deifg
s2me surveying for Dr.. r. FAINT.
Mr. Tippen is one of the eatHy set
tiers of Goliad County and WIS for
snum5er OF years surveyor Of tbat
county. lie leaves inthe morning
on his return to Santa Rosa.
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For over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 5yruP
has 'ssen used foe over ffsy ye'srS
by Tqilijdns of mothers fer their
chilGven-wh'le teething, With per
feet SaceeSs.. It sootheS the Guild,
s6ftens the gs:n*, silays all pain
cures wind colo. aad is the bes;
remedy for Diarraoea:@ It. Will re-
lieve the pdhr little sufferer ilhi.le,
lately. Sold hy Druggists IN
every part of the. world. Twenty
Eve cents bottle. Be sure .anti
ask for MRS. WINSTON s iSaeg.ine
Syrup, land take 10 other kird.
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E2g2s <..,i<s5-,-ss .;,,i,i-iy iieiit,s % treat
zasI-t 5y E.ts Cream I'ai-.', yl4i-i, IS agree
ably e-css..si:. i IS Esee;get; S2oc9'-sssh the
nostfcills;, c.leaSFsz sad heals tie EEhcie SUI
1ece o. e LIZ = ..f-'ses sssse;i. Druggists
al tie Sc. SIC; IriGi size by mat, ID
cents. Fest It AID yoa are sure to eon-i-Cs
the treatment.
acknowledgements
To aceou I0c;..-ts tLcsc yho ac5 partial
g the Usa CT @.cI..,Sls u c:2..;yiE.g l.Gisits
RIO t.lo Des2l css2eos g: e.s-~9,ssfs5 t7'oat-
a. IL 1,-og1c;, sacs a;-es Cream l}eSoiSs
LIQUID fora, which ga e t,-o7ra az Liy'5
LIQUID C.ean Dainl. T.ica including the
spraying tube IS 10 cents. Druggists or by
rilaii. The liquid form e1nboc.cS lie Md
icin4l properties Of iLe sold preparation
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AKt5pi TONsN.

Dne more kermess in MstdEsoros.
Ouly one more, and that viii be
tomorrow night
The sehoOuers AcInris aad
Alelaida each took load OF
freight from tie steamer today.
The MeInuis will reaeh the Point
about FIVE O'Clock with ter or
eleven ears, which will come mp on
the Rio Grande tram sboht eight
O'Clock this evening The Ad4-
ilida's load. about eight carloads,
will be brought up tomorroS morn :
ing
The Ladies Benevolent aud Pub
lie Improvement society Of Mata-
moros will give one more perform
aaee OF the kerlaess tomorrow
night at the Plaza de Allende in
Matamoros. This will be the last
krrmess, and all who can should
attend. The Santa Cruz street
failway will run extra ears to &C
commoda:e tie people attending
from Brownsville.
Tie steamship company may
agree to continue its service TO this
post, bat our people may expect
t. endure the saiEe aggravating
delays in the receipt of freight Sc
long as the ship is obliged to
lighter outside in the Gulf. and
that will be so until something is
done to deepen the water on Brazos
Santiago pass, so as to. permit the
ship to come Inside. The necessity
FOR this is growing more and more
apparent daily. The ship does its
best TO deliver the freight, bat the
wind renders it we'll nigh impos-
sible, especially at this reason.
Brazos Santiago pass mast he
aeepened, aud the necessary legis-
lstion should be secured at this
session Of congress.
Tax HERALD learned this morn
ing that meeting OF business men
was held TO consider some PROPOSE
ton which has been male by the
Morgan steamship company for the
continuance of the steamer service
between Morgan City aud this port
Il was learned further that the
company has PROPOSED to eontinus
the service. provided the merchants
and the Rio Grande railroad com
pany Will agree to pay an increass
of2J=per cent. on the present tar
If, the increase; as the reporter
uaderstonds it, TO be horneequaliy
between the merchants ard the
Rio Grande railway company. 4
eonpiittee was appointed TO inter
vieg the merchants and see what
en- be doae in the mater. The
minutes Of the meeting we're hand
ed to TIE HERLD Layer fer pibli
cation, aud appear elsewhere II this
evenings issue. The secretary :
report does not contain the, pro-
position as above stated. but the
reporter gives it as he learned it
it from one Ct he Members Of the
committee.
EITRtfI y PER SONAI
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SILVER REPUBLICANS.

Chicago, IL. Nov. 20. The
silver republicans met to-day aud
denounced trusts and Imperialism.
Teller and Towne spoke. The senti-
nent vas tcr B-ysp end silver
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WRECK OF THE MAINE.
General Brooke Says 1t Should Be
Removed.

New York, Nov 28.-Secretary
Long and Majar Gen. Brooke, mil
itary governor of Cuba. disagree
as 70 whether the army or the navy
should remove the wreck Of the
bsttleship Maine in Havana har-
Dor,
At the war department 1t was
said that nc advicss had been re-
ceived from General Brooke re-
gavding the Maine. He is in favor
Of removing the debris and recov-
ering the bodies OF the hqpdral or
more dead sailors by hulleiing n
huge cai$soa around tie wreck
After the recovery OF the bodies
Gen. Brooke woald either destroy.
the Maine or raise ami tow it to
some spot where it could be visited
b. sightseers.
General .Fitzhugh Lee claims
THAT there ars yet in tile Maine
more. bodies than are buried in the
cemetery at Havana. He. favars
taking tdt these bodies aud teen
DESTROYING The wreck.
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Ana0tHcerzc15

FoUED-Ai the ferry landing a
fat key, with number 81 on it and
letters. Loser can have same by
calling at this Office and paying CT
notice
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To Cure La Grippe in Two DAYS

Take Laxative Bramo Qainiue
Tablets. All druggists refund tbs
snouey if il. fails to cure. f. w.
Hroge's signature is on each box.
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Began Vaceinating


Lare5Io Times.
DR.. II. j. Hamilton, U. S. Marine
hospital service officer at this place,
received a supply Of glycerinised
vaccine lymph. preserved in wax,
from Washington yesterday after
noon and be began using them this
morning on a passenger from
Mex:co via the Mexican National:
The Doctor will il future examine
all passengers from Mexico and vac
c;nase them il be believes it neces-
sary.
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Deafness Cahhot be Cured.

DcSiEnc SS SiAHEoC De CurcO.
by local applications as. they cannot
reach the Diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, .aad that is by constitutions
remedies. Deafness IS caused by
an infamed condition OF the
EaStacI:in Tube. Wien Ills tube
gets iufamed You have a rumbii1g
soura or imperfect hearing, aud
9hsi it Is entirely closed deafness
Is The result, and itia.est tie Ing
ff,si:l;aation can be taken out and
this tabs restored to It's normal
epRdl.ioa, :iea.5ng viii be destroy
ed foregsr; r:ue cases out OF
ten are CEASED by catarl, which is
nothing but al iufansa condition
Of the mucous snrfaces.
We will give One. Hundred Dol
lars fer any case Of, Deafness
(cauSed by cstarrh) that. ear not
bes erred by Halls -Catarrh Care.
Send for circaiarS. ffssse
f. j. CHENEY & T0.,