CALL, THE SAN FRANCISCO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1901. 5 FIRE RUINS LEGISLATURES OF NINE STATES CREEK NATION DR. KILMER'S SWAMP-BOOT. NAME UNITED STATES SENATORS TEST FOR YOURSELF CINCINNATIA Pettigrew by Gamble, and Bailey REDS DIG UP Is Succeeded Robert atiye Takes the Place of Chilton. TheWonderful Cur Properties ofSwamp-Root OPERA-HOUSE THE HATCHET To Prove what SWAMP-ROOT will do for YOU. Senators were nam»d yesterday by Legislatures States, as follows;South Ths Hay Sample United States ' the of nine Ever>' Reader of Call Have a T>aiota, Bob-rt J. Gamble, Bepublican; Kansas, J. B..Burton, Republican; Wyoming, Francis E. War- I*.Terry," Bottle Sent Absolutely Free by Mail. Large Audience Dis- ren, Bepublican; Arkansas, "William XJemocrat; North Carolina, F. M.Simmons, Democrat jTex- Whites Appeal for as, J. W. Bail-y, Democrat; New Jersey, William J. Sewell, Bepublican; We«t Virginia,Stephen B.El- (lUtah Hon. was .chosen as the caucus nominea of the Republicans. Votingcon- ful curative properties cf this ereat kid- ways tired "aad overwrought, who fe«!s in States Nebraska, having gained tinues the of Montana and Oregon, no candidate yet, sufficient votes- ney remedy than the one we publish this that the cares cf life are more than aha Order. for election. . . . Troops. week for the benefit of our readers." can stand.' It!s a boon~ to the weak and "Youhave no Idea how wellIfeel. Iam sat- allies. i- isfied that Ido not need any more medicine, a3 S. D.. Jan. 22.—In separ- Company, but severely criticized those Knute Xelson for the six years beginning Iam In as good health as Iever was tn my who had life."..So says Mrs. Mary Enselhardt of 2S33 ate session to-day Robert J. Gam- seen fit to criticize Mr. Bailey March 4 next and the latter for the place Madison sire*!. St. a Actor Sotbern's Calmness ar.d State officials. formerly tilled by Cushman Chief Mekko of the Snake Louis. Mo.." to reporter of ble was elected to the United ¦ K. Davis and the St. L.Mi.« Globe-Duroocrat. ¦ The minority stops with the exonera- extending until March 4. 1905. The ballot "Fcr ten years Senate to 6ucceed R. F. official?, more than Ihad raSered with States tion of Mr: Bailey and the State resulted: what, the dorters termed female trouble: also Prevents Disastrous PIERRE.Pettlgrew. The vote was as fol- and does not to Long term— Senate— Bands Sends Defiance heart' trouble, with swelling of — seek denounce their crit- In the Knute Nel- the feet and lows: Senate Gamble 3S. Pettlgrew 5; ics. The majority report was adopted— 107 son 42. Judge R. R. Nelson (D.> IS; limbs. Ls«t summer Ifelt so badly \I — to 2. «.R-> — thought that House Gamble 73. Pettlgrew 8. in'the House Knute Xelson !H,Judge Nel- I had not Iqujc to live.• Iconsulted Panic. was born Akron, The vote for Senator in the House re- son 22. to McKinley. doctor after doctor ami took their medicines, Robert J. Garnb'e near sulted: Bailey 110. Chilton 2, John H. Rea- term— Senate— v but felt no- better. The physicians told m« my County. New York, February 7, gan Short In the Moses E. affected, Genesee 1. M. M. Crane 1. Clapp (R> 43,— Charles A Towne (D.) 17; kidneys were net and while I 1S3L He is cf Scotch-Irish ancestry. In Inthe Senate the ballot was: Bailey 29, in the House Clapp 32. Towne 2i. CINCINNATI. Jan. 22.—The Grand 15G he went with his parents to "Wiscon- ex-State Senator Atloe 2. MCSCOGEE. I.T.. Jan. "2.—Advices re- Did Not Know IHad Opera-house \ras to-r.igfct totally de- sin. After graduating from Lawrence NO CHOICE IN OREGON. ceived by United States llarshat Bennett ' ' stroyed by fire except for its stanch outer University in 1S74. he studied law at Mil- BURTON SUCCEEDS BAKER. to-day state that 3C0 full-blood Creek In- Kidney Trouble, ti iwamp-Root. and It roes risht to weak the center aisle. It was caused a day a and he telegraphed spots the slight point. SALT LAKE. Jan. 71.—The Republican politician during that time. Mr. Burton until Senator is chosen. Neces- and drives them out of the system." MRS."MARY EXGELHARDT. issue cf smoke at that An Senatorial caucus to-night nominated was born, and raised on • a farm near sary to a choice 46. . the Secretary of War for a troop of cav- MRS. M.VRY ENGELHARDT. usher went down the aisle and United States Senate. Six years LITTLEROCK. Jan. 22.—Both branches If YOU but n^wmodern science proves that nearly a!! this point stepped to the Croat cf the Erown, McComilck, 9; There are four distinct bands of these _¦¦ iuu nw^UJVf***rf and also audience that every- 9: Salisbury. 1- cgro, before the Republican caucus, he of the Legislature balloted for United diseases have their beginning in the disorder of assured the vote securing term beginning Indians who are armed. !They claim a Important organs. thing •was all right. To further remove Before the result was announced Holm- came within one of . the States Senator for the oWSmn-Rfint" these most grren changed Kearns, giv- nomination, which finally went to the membership, including? men. women and i. , IVUUlf kidneys filter and ourifcr the blood—that apprehenrion resumed his from Brown to March 4 next. Senator William L. Terry is theirt^ i work, your The you Mr. Bothers ing him the necessary nineteen votes re- man whom he willnow succeed. Imme- received 30 votes in the Senate and 93 in children, of over 5000. Their leader. Crazy oo waen kidneys are weak or out o£ order can understani spoken two ISies diately how quickly your entire body Is affected every to fall to do part, but before he had quired to nominate. The nomination was after this defeat Mr. Burton the House. H. L. RemmeL Republican, Snake, was In Chocotah yesterday pur- its duty. and how orcan seems the saoke issued in such volumes th-t then made unanimous. again took up the gage of battle and 2 votes re- chasing supplies. began canvass, iecelved In the House. The He said that 500 full- If yo" are «" badly" -lhe_faniou3 new discovery. there ¦was a spontaneous movement of Ine Thomas Kearns was bcra in 1S62 and a persistent that was sult ¦will be formally declared in joint bloods to flg-ht their old x-M . sfcJc "feel begin takin? Dr. kept up until his election became assured. session were ready for because as soon as your kidneys are well they will help people vicinity. ppent his earlier years on a farm in Ne- to-morrow. laws and customs, and were going to op- allil,ktttt- otherSwamivRoot.organs Inits braska, soon Mr. Burton was World's Fair Commis- to health. A trial will convince, any one. suggestion or and thereafter turned his at- poseto the end all efforts to deprive them Many misery Without further order or to making sioner at Chicago in 1S93. He is one of women suffer untold because the nature of their disease Is not cf the cso-t remarkable scenes tention mlnlnnr. his first efforts Elkins Is Re-elected. of their Independence. correctly understood. They are to womb female weak- advice one in the Black Hills country, from which the best orators that- Kansas has pro- The towns most affected by the uprising ness or led believe that tronble cr ever -witnessed In a crowded auditorium place he to 1'tah and located duced. ? CHARLESTON. W. Va., Jan. ZL—The some sort is responsible for th3 many Ills that beset womankind. came at are Fentress, Furess, Senora. Watson- nervousness, headache, eyes, took it wr2-s as ** tae whole situa- Park City, when he had just attained hia House of Delegrates at noon to-day ballot- Proctor, Burney, Bald puffy or dark circles under the rhen- rlace. ville. Mountain. matism. a dragging p«iln or dull ache In the back.- weakness or bearing down sen- fce«a revealed to every person majority. SEWELL AGAIN CHOSEN. ed separately for United States Senator. Bad Creek settlements along the profuse tion had years and the sation or scanty supply of urine, with stronr odor, fteauent desire to pasj ir. the a single For seven he worked for wages as The Republicans in the House of Dele- Deep Fork of the Canadian River, alto- It night or day. hou?e. and without shout mine. as Senator with scalding or burning sensation— these are all unmistakable or anytnin? «ise indicating a leader dls- a miner In the Ontario His endur- Will Succeed Himself gates gave Stephen B. Elkins 4t> votes; gether embracing an area of twenty-live st^ns of kidney and bladder trouble. - • of b«?ga.n and Was ance and enterprise were rewarded at last Jerssy. John T. McGraw (D.) received IS. The miles square. Information received by Ifthere any i*»r*^.: tre audience In the acquisition and development of the From Ne-w • Is doubt In your mind as to your condition take from your txrtn# carried out with as much order and com- TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 22.—United Senate vote is: Elkins 15. McGraw 5. Marshal Bennett Is to the effect that while on rising about four ounces, place ItIn a glass or battle and let It stand twentr- no such a fire had Silver King,at present one of tiie greatest men, women and children are fleeing from four hours. Ifon examination milkyor cloudy. settling, poscre U if thine as silver mines In the world. States Senator "William J. Sewell was to- district, it is Ifthere 13 a brickdust **-.-«• be*>n known. In the lower part of Warren Is Chosen. the towns located in this scores or ifsmall particles float about In your kidaeys are-Inneed of Immediate atten- engaged enterprise by Jersey Legisla- - •• It. „ .*. tnt house the abundant passage of Vine He is now in the day elected the New are locked up and barricaded, tion. . . . which promises to connect CHETEXXE."Wju. Jan. 22.—The two and the .... street g^ve an easy egress to the greater Utah and ture on separate ballot to succeed himself riotous Indians are confiscating all the Other symptoms showing- that you need Swamp-Root are sleeplessness, dizzi- Southern California by a direct railroad United Senator. houses of the Legislature cast separate good horses in settlement. So far ness, irregular heart, part o: the audience. A large number as States He received 45 the breathlessness. • sa'.low. unhealthy complexion, plenty of axa- near orchestra, were by system, in which movement he is asso- votes in the House to 13 for former Con- ballots for United States Senator to-day there has been no report of bodily harm bition but no strength. :, _.,--;,:_-. seated the assisted men the financial gressman Clark, .. -—.:*.. :iie actors and actresses to mount the ciated with such in A. A. who was decided as follows: House— Frances E. Warren to the whites. Swamp-Kcot is pleasant to take aad Is used in the leading hospitals, recom- f^Lge to by stage world as Senator "W. A. Clark. Hen. R. C upon as the choice ¦ of the Democrats In (R.) John E. Osborne (D.) 2; Senate— General Porter, chief of mended by physicians private by themselves, and cake their exit the George J4. IS, Pleasant the the In their practice, and is taken doctors Coot, on Long-worth stre«t. Kerens cf St. Louis and A. Leigh- their caucus this morning. General Sew- "U'arren Osborne 1. Creeks. Is in Washington, and the Indian because they recognize tn It the greatest and most successful remedy that- science ilr.Sothern estimates his loss at $50,000. ton cf New Hampshire. ell received 17 votes In the Senate to 4 for authorities are powerless to afford any has ever been able. to compound. - , :. Mr. Clark. protection. Roley who wa3 Ifyou are Swamp-Root...... you . you par- His ccirpar.y was compelled to reach the !>3f. T. majority mi- cleaned whlt»3 ... the large Butler building. The lire en- in the House over the and United States Senate. RALEIGH. N. C. Jan. 22.-Hon. F. M. have out all the Interior tered this at the upper stories and the nority reports of the Bailey investigating ST. PAUL. Jan. 22.—The two houses of they will visit the .various towns in the - roof, Simmons, chairman of the Senate Demo- by and the two upper floors of that committee. The majority report exoner- to-day, separate Creek nation. d.estrov them flre and OCZAS TBAVEL. any legal the Legislature voted in committee, was to-day They building were practically destroyed. The ated Mr. Bailev from moral or long term cratic elected kill the inhabitants. have threat- upper portion of the Gift engine-house, wrongdoing in the matter of securing a session for and short Senators. X'nited States Senator to succeed Marlon .ened to kill Chief Porter and any of the which adjoins the Butler building, was permit for the Waters-Pierce Oil the former for the seat now filled oy Butler. members of the Dawes Commission that Coast Co. new attempt t \\ "jHJ^^^sssSsjBB *-Im/_ Pacific. Steamship seriously damaged by fire. _•_•__•- < > —*— to interfera with. them. Great " * ••_•••** '¦¦'¦*ii » [-' *-•?—%¦?—?—?' Steamers Ieav* Broadway 1. —¦"** -•"*" - It is estimated that the lessees. Rain- fear is felt for some of the commission ¦k. surveying allotting wfcarf." 6aa Fraodseo:— forth & Havelln. had an interest in the who are and lands In fi^w Far Alaskan Ports 11 •- m.. huiicinjr representing their outlav in fit- that section of the c^'-Mitry. tS^gj^ J*=. K. K. n. F-b. S. Oiar.^» tingit up. amounting to J30.000 or J40.0Q0. Laptah Mekko. *..ne insurrectionary tWRjZak' to ccm;a^j's cteaaers at Se- The principal lasers inthe Butler build- chief of the Snake bands, has submitted ir.g are the American ¦ Engraving Com- the following- ultimatum to President Mc- ja3 Fcr Victoria. V*scon-r«r CB. APPROPRIATION Kinley 3Sa3c? Fort Towr;«. Seattle. pany, who occcpy the upper floor; "HICKORTTOWK. Creek Capital— To Tacoma. Kr»r«tt. Armeort»«.— the McKinley, Washington— f^^^^^^HHJ (Wa3>_) Hruner Woolen Company, on the next President Sir: J " ' asd New Whatcota floor; S. Rosenthal, printer: Proctor *& have already informed you of the matter t. IIa. n..* Jan.* 21. ». 11. Feb. Ooliiru advertising: Max Wocher &. Son; concerning the execution of the Creek S. aad every fifth day thereafter. C£aag« a: Rauch iz Goldsmith and S. Silver, opti- IS INCREASED OPPOSE laws. Iam now executing my laws as I S»att> for this co=par.r'i steamers for Alaska THE VOTES MILES and G .X. Ry.; Seattle Ticann N. P. COUNT at. to cian. to greater number of told you Iwould. or The loss the Ry.; at Vancoorer to C. P. Ry. water. "LAPTAHMEKKO.Principal Chief." these is from The Ilson Music jurisdiction For Eureka. ,Hoir.ioldt Bay—X p. m.. Jaa IS. Company report a loss of The loss The Creek has been trans- every probablyC5.0U0. to United 23. 2S. Feb. 2. aad fifthday thereafter. on the others will reach ST5.000 to Will Canvass the Ballots Committee on Indian Affairs Both Are Anxious to Be ferred the States courts' for For Ean Di»%o. stopplnsr only a: Santa Bar- V. *¦"'". There was no Insurance on the several years and the Scake chief's noti- Lcs Arjr-l»s aad (Let to fcara. —Port Redondo An- Grand Op^ra-house building, on which the fication the President that he will exe- .C'les) Steamer Queen. Wedneaday*. 9 a. m.: loss S2-.O.00I}. and Makes Its Report to VNamed Lieutenant Gen- cute the old Creek laws is considered as Fcsdays. in. is Mrs. Charles P. Taft is the Cast forPresident 'kteamer ?acta Rosa. 9 a. owri«>r. merely a message of defiance. For Santa Cnlz. Monterey. San Simeon. Cay- The theater willbe rebuilt. Mr. Sothern Vice President. the Senate. eral of the Army. The chief of the warring Indians is i txcoa. Port Rarford . Carlo**. announces that he expects to meet his half-breed. He has Just returned from Santa* Barbara. Ventura. K-j»r.»n». Saa Pedro. at Detroit as usual. Washington and claims to carry with hlni East San Pedro (Iy» Angeles) and Newport— the authority of the President and Con- Steamer Ccrona. Fridays. 3 a. ts.; fteaser WASHINGTON", Jan. 22.—Soon after the "WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.—The Senate WASHINGTON*. Jan. 22.—Major Gener- gress to run th«» Daw?s commission and 3=Piece Parlor Sets Uc-.lra. T«#rfays. 9 a. m. .,ri- ADVERTISZ3IS2rr& convened to-day Gallinger. chair- Committee on Indian Affairs to-day made al X. A. Miles, as senior- officer of all white people out of the Territorv. Beantifally finished mahogany; cov- For Eoseoada. Mardaliia Bar. Sas Jos* del Senate who. He uses this argument to gain follow- ered with fine silk tapestry cloth. Catxv Uazattan. Altata.— La Pas. Santa Rawlli Pensions, its report on the com- grade, by law rank man of the Committee on made Indian bill. The his holds the of lieu- ers, who apparently place great faith In and Gcayman (Mo.) 10 a. =1.. 7th each month. an effort to secure consideration of un- mittee recommends the increase of the tenant general, willproDably be appointed him. For further Information obtain company's Objection appropriation to $375.- general army SWEEPING RtDUGIIONS foMers. objected private pension bills. total the extent of lieutenant of the under the So wrought up are the whiltes that an right change OCO, making $3.S70^2?. In their reorganization pending allowing Tne comt>any re»erTg» the te — was made to his request for an hour's a total of act now in Con- order has been issued all citi- in FURNITURE and CARPETS ufazsers. salttog date* and hoars of n»».r subsequently, report. the committee say: gress, although will brisk oppo- zens to protect theni3nlves and hundreds without nrwrlons i>nt!«. time for that purpose and he have of people are arming. - Estimates on complete housefurnish- KATSCHINSKI, Senate hold a ses- The Question cf capitalization of the annui- sition. cheerfully TICKET OFFICE -4 Nrw Montgomery |B. when he asked that the ir.r riven. ( ' j[ , Is a has Adjutant Coibln, street Hotel). :". : to-morrow evening to consider pri- ties of the Indian tribes matter that General It 1st stated CREDIT EXTEN1>ED. . t Chandler, Committee on ize the annuities due the tribes of Indiana that General Monetary Question. chairman ofthe designated in the bill. Miles had been Informed that he Elections, favorably re- provided could WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.—At the request From So*ar-stre*t Wharf 1: 1! Privileges and There are several amendments affecting have the nomination j he agreed 1 .- a concurrent resolution providing to Immediatelyvretire, but thi3 report was of the Democratic members of the House C*DC $12 F»r»t Class Including Berth ported Indian schools and of these the report emphatically Coinage, Weights $3 two houses of Congress assemble says denied by officials in a po- Committee on and innt Second Class .aod Meals. that the : sition to know. It is admitted even by Measures, W. J. Bryan willbe invited to COLI^fBlA Sails... Jaa, 2t Fea. i in the the House of Representa- U. hall of February 13, at Tour committee believes that the Indian General Miles' enemies that he stands give his views on the monetary situation GEO. W. ELDER Sails .Jan. 13. tt on Wednesday, 1 country be as ef- Short to tive-" schools of the should made the best chance of securing the and on the Hill-Levy bills, to make Line * Walla Walla. Spokane. Butt*. p ni.. for the purpose of counting the nomina- Helena ¦ and points Vice ficient as possible, and that where additional tion and General Miles does not appear to money metals interchangeable and to pre^ all in the Northwest. vote cast for President and President facilities are needed the Department of the possibility coinage dollars, -Through tickets to at] points East. '* be alarmed over the that he vent the further of sliver Agent. of the United States. Interior shotlld be enabled to provide them. not given propositions are E. C WARD. General The of the Senate is to pre- and your on that idea in will be it. The creatlon'of the which before the com- Market tz. President The re- committee has acted grade of lieutenant general does not nec- mittee. Another side over the Joint assemblage. providing fund for that purpose. essarily to-day Represen- 1 General appoint- The committee heard Si he is to renuire Miles' to be him and sult Is delivered The dam across thu'Gila is expected not ment. Nwhlle the provision regarding, the tative Fowler of New Jersey and Henry PlPPa if? 1^^-A announce the state of the vote and the only to supply Indians general W. body of the Boston to two houses. The the of San Carlos adjutant makes It mandatory Pea Chamber of AMERICAN LINE. persons elected the reservation, of whom there are about 4000. upon the President to nominate Corbln. Commerce. Fowler held, that all silver ISlash Iresolution was adopted. but to water for the irrigation On behalf of Corbin is dollars should be recolned Into subsidiary HTtT TCOX. 60XJT31X?T05. L05333. PUOi Tillman caused to be read a letter from furnish 't stated that Gen- of much valuable land outside the Indian eral had . ample opportunity coins and all one-dollar silver certificates EtOTplss; at Cherbonrr. westhooad. Dr. Octavius A7 White of New York, ten- Miles to New ET^ry Wednesday, ltt %. m. a by reservation. Itis considered essential to amend the bill: in fact, he appeared should be called In. He said silver dol- From Tork dering to the Senate painting his support be- were unhandy paper V«derland .....Jan. MiSt. Louis. Feb. » In John Blake White, of the battle of the of the Indians. fore the committees of the House and lars and dollars• - un- I Prices. father. sanitary. New Tcrtc Feb. «}New Tcrk...... Ftb. XI || before the Senate and advocated Its \ passage, • Just six days snsr- Fort Moultrie. gestlng' no change in the provision relat- Peabody supported the proposition to Kensington ....Feb. UjVaderlaad ....Hxrch 6 Etack taklsr '.« firawis* near as! we R Declaration of Independence. About two PLAN TO PBOVTDE FOB make sliver dollars Ingold. ' still years ago to ing to lieutenant general. ' ' redeemable*—— RED STAR LINKi fJ have cade further redactions so 9 Dr. White donated the Sen- ¦ -'.,.- » as to sell c3 ail cor broken Uses. TVe I ate three old historic paintings by his : IBBIGATIONOF ABIDLANDS . . : N«w York and Antwara. Iare :r. earnest, and will Bell resardless S father. KILLED BY EXPLOSION. Porto Bico to Float a Loan. J Frota Nrw Tork Erery Wednesday. U noon. n cf ccst. m A resolution accepting the tender of the Representative Barham Proposes a SAN JUAN*,;.Jan. 22.— The House has Westcrntand ...Feb. CFrlestand Feb. IT H Ladles' kid c=e-stra? Sandals, with paintings and extending the thanks from authorizing Kenstsgten ....Feb. USouthwark Uartil« • P offered, Scheme .Whereby the Work Could Fatal Accident.Occurs at Ohio Falls passed a bill the Treasurer to NoordJand Feb. 31Westeralaad..Marca XI bcw. ccin toes, turned «o!e« and low ffl the Senate to the donor was but "of $3,000,000 H h*f!«. r*d=ced t» SOc. Sires 3 to I; If on objection it went to the calendar. Be Best Accomplished. Iron "Works. float a" loan' . in the United INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATIONCAMPANT. ; States and Europe. The funds thus M widths BtoH H Penrose and Martin were appointed WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.—Acomprehen- NEW ALBANY.Ind., Jan. 22.— raised CHA3. Dl TATLOR. H SN'AP— Cctse Immediately If yoa Inrexnbers of the Board of Visitors the One man willvbe leaned by the Government to Genera! Agent Pactfie Coast. . A I to plan irrigation and injured agricultural depression- j I cee your size. Ladles' Ehoes. lace or I!Naval Academy at Annatwlls. slve for the of the arid was killed five others were planters to relieve ta Montgomery street. SS buttca. dlfTet«st «tyU». «oI4 formerly E Consideration of the legislative appro- lands of the West without ultimate cost by the explosion of a boiler at*the Ohio 11 rrom {3 to S3, reduced to f1.15. g priation bill was resumed. Jones of to the Federal Government was outlined Falls Iron-Works here to-day. The prop- Banana Crops Buined. }\ ~> hare Irrigation erty Io3S is about $10,000. The dead: Mor- th* fcllowirt eizea in | Arkansas offered an amendment authoriz- to-day to the Committee" on of ton, The KINGSTON, Jamaica, Jan. 22.—The ter- ing the Attorney General to empioy an by Representative Barham- FInley.-^colored. injured: John I Attorney represent Arid Lands if rgan (colored). Peter Wagner, William rible rains continue to do great damage occanics.s.co.Si^ AA. iits !. D. «H to 8. S Assistant General to Representative - £^I£RC£S SONOMA, S Barham retires from Con- Jones, William Stephens, James Stllllngs. tobanana fields. FAVORITE SS. tar Rocotato. Sams*. New B A.2 ta «tt asfl fia !. E. ?H to 3. C the Government before a committee of close of the present session %mir aad Australia L „. {: B. IH to 8. EE, J to ». M Congress In cases involvingclaims against gress at the Zealand • « he did not ask to-day upon .Tcorsday. Jacoary 14. at 2 pt m.- if C. :^to 4 ms& to ». the United States. The iwoposed amend- and action SS...... MARIPOSA «HonohJta only)... .__ M Ladles' and Hisses* Bsttoa ment aroused considerable opposition. any definite measure of legislation. He Sa-.crlay. Febroary i!;. a. Shoes. Tahiti.;...;.. - ¦Q'oare IBESCRIPTION ¦-•• j cloth ar.-i kid to?*, toes and P Chandler fighting It vigorously. Itwas simply gave the committee the benefit of -ML FOR WEAKWOMEM. I SS. AUSTRALIA,for i\ sja-;=* he»ls. Miaces' sixes. Tic; t still pending when" the bill was laid aside fcls thought and study upon the princi- ;...... -..._:.. -Friday. Ftfiraary I. 4 p. m. jl 1*xl£..~s' sizes. SSc ¦ r for the .»H to 4H- H House Permits the Finn to Sue inthe contracts, like the river and harbor im- SUCCESSFUL CO. European plan. Rooms. SOc to Jl 50 day; s^^r^ S K. to 1H> E.- to S3 to SS week: JS to $J> month. Free baths; hot DAMAMA D D »4 2H 4S. B of provements. The cost of work could then every room; every P EE. 1as« 14- EE. 1^ to 4V«. H Court Claims. charged to to the own- and cold water flre grates la n» be from time time rurj night. rANAmA Hi line N PATENT LEATHER PTTMPS for ¦¦¦ WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.—The House to- ers of lands at a rate of perhaps seventy- room: elevator all SK3SK jS beys ar.d taen. wlta tTirned soles 'and I day passed the bill to send to.the Court five*cents an acre for private holders. and To NEW YORK via PANAMADirect g plala toes: 5 of Claims the items of Cramp & Sons, $1 an acre for.the railways. The finances SPECIALISTS OCEAN TRAVEL. Special Reduced Cabin Fare, $75. N Eoys- sizes 11 to 13 r.Oc H amounting something over of the project could be so adjusted as not to to J1.SM.00Q, for ' Our treatment gives rim. vijjor, vi- 2Ien's sizes S I ....OOc A due company to impose sudden and excessive burdens saUs.Jansirj 29. J^. alleged damages to the on upon landholders, but provide for gradual tality, strength and ambition to men, S.S.ST. PAUL £3 eo«try account of the failure of the Government "We Co cct cBarantee to K promptly, armor plate compensation to the Government ;for Its young or old, married or sintrfe. rejrard- S. S. RQAMOXE sails Feimn 19. CTtiT*. to furnish and oth- expenditures upon some such plait as that From wharf, foci of Fremcnt st.. at S p. m. ¦ p er materiar used in the construction of ¦ ; less of jhe cause of their TOYO KISEN KAISHA. J3> Market Columbia, adopted -by the Russian Government in . \ Itrouble." We Freight »=il passeng?r office. «t. JCoa* ef these barsalzs wi3 te sola to H the New York. Massachusetts buying for wasting weakness, etc., quickly F. CONNOR. Pmctga Coast Agrot. retail #hce dealers. jg and Indiana. The claim has been promi- lands from nobles serfs- 'when" master WILL.LEAVE WHARF. COR- T. nently before Congress for several years. the latter were liberated In 1S61. :'.- ¦-¦ and permanently. STEAMERSner First and Brannan streets, at 1p. m..1 Judge Barhaci ( thought a survey for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. NOTICE—Th!« store elcees at « p. ra. bill to extend the placer careful cur© special diseases, includln*; calli=s at PACITIC STXAX 5ATI9ATI0S CO. A5O , p. in. Satnrday. (\ The Senate should first be required from the geologi- "W© also .and contracted contarlous blood Kobe (HI350). Narasakl and :Shanghai. .and ca m-Kk cays and 11 ea :mining laws to saline lands was passed poison, stricture, varicocele, hydrocele, piles, kidney. CQWA3IA ad) AXXXICA51DS 71?023 ar-d win ccattnoe to cinse at th"s» 9 cal survey which would only * the ' rupture, diseases of •the , , connecting at Honskons with steamers far In- OTHER Iafter a rather spirited debate. • spine, bladder,' etc _ ; , r dia, etc. No carzo received on beard on dajr To Valparaiso, stopptag at Mexican. Central honr», PROVIDED ALX. SHOE M1 special rule was adopted for the .co-ordination and summing up of work remedies, ! - From, Ietop.es v,-hj- the A con- upon they already long Our which. have stood the trying test- of time, are compounded or sailing. SEBBaSS&SEB and South American ports. foot of Fre- do sugiz. to promote which had been 1 t^ sideration of the bill- the effl- by rraduated pharmacists In our own private laboratory. , ' HONGKONG MARIT _^__ raoct street. Salllncr iengaged. The work could then ;be taken : ' FREE~ - TO PA- ES. ,. ¦;¦,:= ..">.-; -,.;>¦* :--¦¦¦ - -¦ ¦¦ Thursday. January F-brBary'T. »n ciency cf the revenue cutter service after up pushed rapidly TIENTS.^ . - v'-rw. . ., :.... :«. He. a 3. GUATEMALA 8 the disposal the bill for the in sections and as -as >methods and ;appliances... proved, by > SS. 'NIPPON* MARC... g PALENA Febroary ». vn of revision Our have thousands of actual tests X s. the policy of the Government and the ad- . ¦¦•' Tuesday. February 15, fg. g. Vm of the postal law. The District of Colum- vice to be superior to all others. -rOur Institution-Is the largest and best equipped 13C1 COLOMBIA T. of competent engineers should dic- ¦ ...Jlarch 2fc IX\ PHILADELPHIA SHOE GO. 8 bia appropriation bill was taken up,and — - - and, our practice the most extensive. - :--• v • , -,*•••- '¦¦¦ . . - SS. AMERICA MARU-... S. R TUCAPEL..-..V. Marth tate. ¦."¦¦:-¦: -. •; . *; . . "- -Friday." March MCI Tt:e«« 'steamers ar» built eipresaJy for Cen- seme progress was made with it. Judge « The reputation of our Institution .ts the best. We are popular because " IS. passenger semee. Barham declared that under this our patients. high standing by Roand-trtp tickets at reduced rates. For tral and Soath American 10 THI3D ST., Saa Fraoclsco. system it would not be necessary to issue we cure We rained our present curing dieases freforht and passage apply at company's of2c*. (No charge at 'Aeapnlcoer Panama.) Frelsht | " weakness, • ¦ bonds, necessary and not only In their earlier stages.' but those -which had become street, corner First. :•>-,... passenger XIS California street. SEVEN"-YEAB-OLD BOY but the amounts to be and dangerous by iH.1Market .. ind offlce. * spent from year to year could chronic bad treatment or neglect. \ Every member of our ¦';t. "W. H. AVERT. GeoeraL Acent. CO.. Agent*. IS BTJBNED TO DEATH b^ appro- staff has had many, years* experience -In*hospitals, 'general practice •and priated from the treasury. The total cost ; curing' : - ¦ as might $500,000,000, proba- specialists in- ..dieasee and weakness of men.* -. ' PAINLESS reach but would , ;long ; system. C0X?AS3I2 6OI2AL5 STEAMZBS. SCRANTON. Pa., Jan. 22.—Frank Jann- bly be spread over more than a single We have been operating a sucrecsfu! )home cure - Private- Tai53i.TL15TIQIIZ. BAY AND BTVTEB genera book for men, question list, advice; etc, free at office or by. DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS. rtMZ sen. a barber of South Scranton. went tlonJSGHnHMWBHBBBHMIBBta mail.