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SSf T3 ia sak agsjorciscb IdhbBd goiptjBi3 wtEmra a isas IIRIPQI liOOilEft BOfli ie I two tr kl 0C 1 IT GROWS MUCH DEEPER OJLKLXXD paixters 2 msxo ORE jSis BeUered Tey Owmed the Craft tp utavercr disappears DUOtaa Branca OOea of Oil Ciuunlcls SSOBroadwfty comer NintbUrMt QAkLAND December 18 The queer hEle craft which John Smith of this city iportetl to the police that he hid found vfflpUn about in the creek with no one on board and with broken bottles ipraps of food and blood stains on her ifClt Is firing the authorities no small amount of trouble They suspectr first Ihe commission of a crime which may not be learned of until the undertow gives up its dead Then the possibility of an accident cannot be put aside and the fact thait two distracted wires are arching for husbands who went out ffta expecting to return to day Cres it all a serious aspect The city detectives are searching high and low for evidence in the matter TuJohn Smith who makes a living In various wars about the water front reported to the police last night that he had found a shabby sloop rigged boat bleating about helplessly He had drawn the boat up on shore and found that it had been deserted tq all appearances most suddenly There was every evi dehce of a recent revelry and blood stains on the rails and decks suggested a thought a crime IDeteotlve Shorey and Williams took the case in hand and began at once a hunt for the boat All day to day they trudged up and down the water front but Smith was not there to guide them and it was not until late to night that they ran upon the boat near the foot of Broadway It is not a prepossessing craft but little more than that can be determined to night so dark is it along the shore Blood stains it Is thought can be seen on the rati The boat was evidently a gig in the beginning but was later fitted with a sail anda small 4cabn A few bottles and old cans lis around In dlsoaler and bits of food are here and there but If there was much of the latter when Smith made his discovery it has been carried away by the CUBS There is but little left now I Hi TV fir Jt Vi Jr cA jsTmt fr I mm I naawTTlaaBTaaMaaaaaPi aFaT7T3ETFT THE BLOOD STAINED SLOOP IN THE OAKLAND CREEK WHICH MAT TIELD UP A STOKT OF TWO DEATHS who works as a stevedore from time to time ever say they know of a John Smith to the police he started on a career of crime at an early age and one of his first acts was to set fire to a school at Chlco twenty five years ago Clark pleaded rullty to a charge of petit larceny to day and was sentenced to five months In the County Jail FCXERAL OP XELLIE PARDEE Haadreds of Friends Testify Tnelr Rearret OAKLAND December 18 The funeral of Nellie Pardee took place this afternoon and several hundred friends testified their affection for the dead girl and sympathy for the sorrowing mother by attending the services held at the family residence There were many handsome floral offerings which nlmost hid the casket from view The services were conducted by Rev Charles Brown pastor of the First Congregational Church and a quartet composed of Mrs Dewing Miss Need Mast Quit Smoking fo Lire OAKLAND December 11 William Stoli is very 111 at his home on Jefferson street near Eleventh and It Is believed that his illness is the direct result of the excessive use of cigarettes Dr Frank Todd who Is treating Stols has warned him that unlets he stops smoking he will not live BEiraw FOUND NEAR MOOARS HOME WAS HELD IX RESERVE EVIDENCE AS District Attorney Snook Woald Like Bare It FmHy Mca tiaed Miss Tonne to Depart OAKLAND December IS Miss Ber nlce Toung daughter of the ironworker and plantation owner of Honolulu ham and Messrs RedSeld and Melvin I leaves for Hawaii to morrow to be rohi JVhen daylight comes a thorough ex rendered several selections I a year or more Miss Young graduated amlnatlon of the little sloop which Tne paiioearers were George cnase yesterday from the Oakland High nafrj nowura rercy nawiey nut acnooi Macdonald Lowell Redfleld Joseph B55S King Cleveland Baker and Clarence THE DIVIXE PERSONALITY Reed former classmates of the de ceased Dr Harris Lectures to the PbJlo The Attractions To Day bears neither name nor number is to iM made and if necessary a chemical analysis will be used In the effort to settle whatever doubt there may be as to whether the blood on the deck Is from human beings or fish 4 This afternoon a spare and nervous Wbmaa giving the name of Mrs Henry Hannan called at police headquarters with a companion and explained that bCth were In quest of their husbands who bad set out in sophleal Inion at Berkeley OAKLAND December lg The Gran BERKELEY December 18 Dr Will opera company will present the well Iam HarrlJ ectnred t0nlht rht known production Ermlnte for to vtr th nivtn Tnif a Small boat toth mU attracted a large crowd to Stile Hall in pater ua sTa uiavajo ana lm vi OsklSBd Branch Offlee of UuOironlel 650 Broadway eoreer Ninth trt OAKLAND December 13 Had the Supreme Court sustained the decision of Judge Frlck setting aside the verdict of manslaughter against Louts Muhlner and granting him a new trial the State might have been able to present a much stronger case at the second trial for It is believed that the weapon with which the crime was committed has been found The revolver was ndt produced at the first trial and all efforts to find it failed The case was necessarily weakened to that extent but still a verdict against the accused was returned by the Jury Since the tnal and appeal of the cas to the Supreme Court by the State a revolver has come Into the possession of the officers It was found by a gardener In the rear of the house adjoining the Mooar residence where the murder was committed and near the route taken by Muhlner to escape from the spot according to the theory advanced by theState at the trial No efforfhas ever been made to trace the possession of the revolver but It ls believed that 1 could be done If necessary Tea a revolver was found near the scene of the murder said Assistant District Attorney Church when asked about the matter to day and it Is quite likely that It was the weapon with which Muhlner killed Jennie Lewis We never went to any pains to have the matter looked up but held the point tn reserve for any contingency that might arise The weapon was found back of the house adjoining the Mooar residence and at a point according to our theory passed by Muhlner as he fled from the scene after shooting the Lewis girt It was a caliber weapon and Jennie Lewis was killed with bullets of that slxe It would have been the most natural thing in the world for Muhlner to hve thrown his revolver away as he fled and that Is the way we argued at the trial The revolver was found at an unfrequented spot and the chances are against its havtng been lost by any one else We may inveslgate this matter fully and try and trace possession of the weapon to Mublner District Attorney Snook declared that he firmly believed that the revolver belonged to Muhlner and said that he would like to see the matter finally and fully determined In some way on account of the sentiment In the community against convicting a man on circumstantial evidence vv i treet ir dedicated tonlghti A lam cumber of members from both sides of thebaf attended Captain JIL Ban ton made the principal address and Captain Mini of San Francisco alto spoke OAKLAXD SEWS HOTEJ Archdeacon WebberwiU speak to maids and matron at St Pauls Church this afternoon yr Carrie Jndi Montgomery has onpUed to be permitted to qualify ont the appeal bond i of her husband George 8 MontgomeryMontgomery -The Alameda JSlectrlcltAll way company has Issued aa order permitting all police offlcers whether uniformed or not to ride free on its lines The star only must be shows The boys of the Oakland High Bchool are expected to plow up the grounds on the Eleventh street side of the building to day and make preparations for planting trees Judge Ogden made out an order yesterday taxing the costs of the suit of Murdock against the San Leandro and Haywarda electric road to the plaintiff It amounts to 50 The French bark Les Adelphes from Sydney Australia entered port here yesterday She is the first foreign vessel to come up Oakland creek with a full cargo 8he brings 2000 tons of coaL HEIRS RECEIVE THEIR DUE THE BACOff PROPERTY IS APPORTIONED Estate Includes Valuable Lands and Excellent Securities VMktatw nA TtalA mwA rn wi Jucc4 uu fiv uu i Harmons companion a talL motherly cU in the evening This will close looking woman much further advanced I their weeks engagement Manager irirears gave the name of Mrs Charles Thall announces Joseph Grlsmer and Bicharaa She verified all that Mrs Phoebe Davles for the Christmas at JTajwiftn fn hr Mrnnt wit id to iraCUOn STEVEJCSOS9 ODD LETTER Warm prlng Man Writes That He Will Kill Himself OAKLAND December 18 It is thought possible at Irvingtoo that A say The husbands nave been gone i since weonesoay noon tiirmon noroe is on Redwood road near Fruitrale and Richards on Twenty first avenue Both men are painters and dose friends Mrs Harmon explains that the two men remodeled a gig recently to beused for fishing purposes She says the boat never bad a name had a low deck narrow beam and was painted In a light color Yesterday the pair had resolved to go out and get their own evergreens tor Christmas Harmon said be would I be back to day but Richards told his wife not to expect him back until Sunday at the eartieit When the two women compared notes they became alarmed Neither Mrs Harmon nor Mrs Richards can Identify the craft their husbands left in They do not even know Where the men expected to go They are greatly exercised over the finding of the tramp sloop and the absence of their husbands but refuse to entertain the Idea of bloodshed upon the boat The men were dear friends and only an accidental drowning could have ended their live A feature of the story which may prove an important one is the fact that Smith told the police last night that he lived at Hi Broadway and could be found there at any time There is no eucn number on Broadway and now iituiere is mucn wonoerraent as to just what interest the informant can hare la the matter Many people on the water front how To morrow will be Childrens day at the Oakland Theater Rider Haggards She will be presented and souvenirs given away to the little ones who attend A minstrel show of excellence will be on the boards next week Home for Mrs Boomr OAKLAND December 18 Through her attorney George A Knight Mrs Philip Boogar whose husband was killed by her father Collins today made application to hare a homestead set aside for her from the estate The application was made to Judge Greene and was opposed by Knapp Judge Greene granted a continuance of the case until January 4th when the matter will have a further hearing with the question It has done so and It has answered contrary to 8pencer Matthew Arnold and their followers Dr Harris prefaced his address with remarks complimentary to the Philosophical Union He said Those in the East who are Interested In philosophy are looking to California if not for a new school of philosophy for a re i viva of philosophical thought The Aactnr ArlarA htmAlf mnwIntarBtt OAKLAND December 18 Conimuni ed in the thinking of Professor Howlson cations from a large bicycle manufac than In that of any other man living turing concern of Bridgeport Conn I Dr Watson began by declaring that Many were unable to secure seats or standing room Professor Howlson president of the Philosophical SS Stevenson keeper of tte Rose farm at aa vu M0i pitpiucu 0UV4 AJ duced the distinguished visitor The subject of the evening The Nature of the Divine Personality might be thought too large for the human mind said Professor Howlson but It has been forced uson us bv eventu It has become the fashion among lead lr which he announced that If he was lng thinkers to deny the time honored wanted that his body could be found on Christian doctrine of the personality of tne Alvfso marshes and that he had left God The doctrine has been challenged ttam the Mount Hamilton Sta by the leading thinkers of the century I BtLfi Jos The tra wf f000 up to the present time It is therefore but nothing could be learaed meet that Dhllosonhv should eranril i as to Stevenson Warm Springs has committed iolcidje On Sunday lasthe hired a team at Ko boMts Hotel in Irvington for the purpose of driving out to Warm Springs He did not return but on Tuesday Ko boldt received a letter from Stevenson It was suggested that possibly Stev enson was playing a Joke on the owner of the team but his failure to return bas alarmed his friends and an effort will be made to bare the marshes searched for bis body CIVIL ACTIOS KECESSAnY May Secure a Blerele Factory the Probate Conrt Cannot Settle Wntsoa OBrlep Dispute OAKLAND December 18 It will verr likely take a civil suit to settle the the idea of God was the basis of phll difference between Mrs OBrien osophy religion and ethics ir blind amj Watson who was the part force was at the bottom and all was fo cer of hcr ute husband Some of the return to it then life was to get In question Involved are not within the harmony with that which was a very I jurisdiction of ths Probate Court where were received relative to locating in Oakland early In the new year were read at a meeting of the Board of Trade to night The board decided to urge action in regard to the Nicararua canal matter and this was discussed at great different Idea of life from that growing eage now and unless Watson lengut out oi tne convicuonnai a person was faU to comDiT wlth the law aovernln immortal Tjiere is no immortality or tB settlement of the interest of an es man If the evidences of sense alone are tate tn a DartnerihlD nothing can be OAKLAND December 18 James t0 oe trustee saia vr watson but done on behalf of the OBrien estate Clark who robbed Dr Woolsey Is man ftas an consciousness which Mrs OBrien claims that she has a pur riu cnaser wno wouia nave Dam over xmjuo Clark an Old Criminal said to be an old criminal According Miss Gussie Mast the Blind Girl Who Will Srrig at a Concert Sunday 39ISSBBBBBBBBSKSBBBSlfBU nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn of Its own kind Dr Watson traced the race of Christian Theism from the ancient concepts of the old Testament and reviewed the later developments of Greek philosophy Military Appointments BERKELEY December 18 Lieu tenant Winn has made the following more for her interest in the firm of Wat son OBrien than was received under the sale made by Watson to a Joint stock company Dereaeensl Testifies OAKLAND December 18 Antone Devencenzi accused jf the murder of Felice varni was on tne stand in Judge Tr LI 5 Greenes court to day in his own behalf uuirjr uiukuui iur jumura aa nyfQn that hfi QaJ MveJ haj sophomores To be second lieutenant trouble with Varni that he had never In Company A Craig Company seenhlm after they parted on the morn Newhall Company ng of the killing that be did not own BERKELEY December IS The annual musicals of the State Institution for the Deaf and Blind will be given Sunday afternoon in the assembly hall of the institution The concert this time will consist of sacred music and la given as the closing exercises of the regular Tan term The blind pupils of the institute under the direction of their musical instructor Professor Otto Fleissner have prepared excellent programme and agehers3 Invitation Is extended to the public Miss Gussie Mast Who has been a leader as a musician among the blind students will render a number of solos The young musicians fll be assisted by Henry Heyman and Miss Madeline Beckhnsen of San Frandaco The onowlhg numbers are to be rendered Piano solo Serenade rschubert XisxtJ MasteriThomas Morrison organ solo allegro moderato In Smart ICsi my Smltht sopraao sate ThiLord Is ily Light Harsh Uiss Onuie Mast piaaotpartet tHaUetuJah Chorus HandelXi3BteStollbrsiiIlss Hattie Young EbenOay and Laden BacigalupiV baritone solo the Battle Prayer Hlmmdi WOflam Brooks Ave Marls for soprano rl9Un organ Vand piano Gounod Bach Miss Gussie Mast HenryHeyman Otto Fleissner and Miss LflySmlth A number of other selections will be rendered ly Miss SnUthlssMast Thomas Morrison IJelen Mesow LenaErtckson Charles fel CaccresT John PUiherj George Whltlng and Miss Beckhusen If Miller Company Wedemeyer Company A Giacomlnl Company Bailey Company Stadtmuller Compaay Thayer unattached Peart To be sergeant major A George To be first sergeants Company Watson Company Dickerson Company Wagner Company Wig more CoMpany Dill man Company Millar To be color sergeants Bakewell Budd To be sergeants Company A Loh man Company Young To be corporals Company Fryer Barnes Company Talcott Company McCloud Helser man Arnold Friedlander BERKELEY PTEWS PIOTES The public schools of Berkeley closed yesterday They will reopen on January 4th Car 7 of the Grove street line was derailed Thursday night on the ShaUuck a venue curve Walter Mclnteerrested several months ago for throwing rocks at aboot black stand was acquitted in Judge Lords court yesterday morning A meeting of Durant Lodge Free and Accepted Masons was held last night Officers for the ensuing term were Installed and a banquet served The Kings Daughters of Berkeley have abandoned Ureir plans to Serve a targe Christmas dinner In Odd Fellows Halt and will distribute food to poor families as at first intended The Junior class of the Berkeley High School has elected the following officers President Woods vice president Miss Amy Mott secretary Miss Eva Earl treasurer Parker sergeant at arms Parker Patrolman Brown et North Berkeley captured Thomas James early yesterday morning as he was attempting to break into one of the railroad coaches He was sentenced to a short term In the County Jail by Judge iord The Leagce or the Crose of Berkeley has elected tbe foUowlngofacers President Thomas Gregory rice presideiit Patrick QKeefer secretary Connelly Ireasurer John Lloyd sergeant at arms Joe Frlck and John Ryan captain of cadets Lawrence OToole first lieutenant Osrald Kenney either the shells or the bloody hand kerchief and that he knew nothing of the crime The case will reach the Jury within a day or go Opposed to Church Fairs OAKLAND December 18 The question of fairs and bazars is to be finally settled for all time aa far as the TwentyTwenty third avenue Baptist Church Is concerned at a congregational meeting to be held next Wednesday night Rev Robert Whlttaker the pastor has been very outspoken In bis declarations against fairs and bazars It Is conceded that a majority win support the stand of the pastor OMella Wants Another Chance OAKLAND December 11 Ned OMella wants another match with Vlnce White who defeated trim on Wednesday night before the Reliance Club He broke his thumb in the first rouud of the fight and practically lost the use of his left hand during the succeedingsucceeding rounds The club may match the men again Hebrew Ladles Basar OAKLAND December 11 A bur under the auspices of the Ladies Char ity Institute the relief organisation of the Congregation Beth Jacob will be opened at the hall of the Army and Navy Republican League on Eighth street tormorrow night It win be kept open until Christmas ere and the funds will be usad to alleviate distress among the poor The Gram Encasement OAKLAND December it The Gran opera company played Ship Ahoy to nghr to a somewhat largei audience than has been the rule during the tree EraInlemfl be given at the matinee te morrow afternoon and the engagement will close la the evening with Fra Dlavolo Tofuateers Dedlent Barracks cJlKLAXD fcettmberU TneYnew barracks of the yolunteersat3 Eighth Oakland Branch 09ee of the Chronicle SU Brouirr corner Nlath ttreet OAKLAND December 18 A final distribution was to day ordered by Judge Greene In the matter of the estate of the late Bacon Frank Bacon Carrie Bacon and Ella Etta Soule are discharged as executor and exeeutrlces Their last report showing 4250 to have been received and 4000 expended was approved by the Court Bacon died here three years ago It was determined in his will that his property should be divided ehare and share among his children Frank Page Bacon Ella Etta Bacon Soule Carrie Jenny Bacon with the exception that If his wife Julia Ann Bacon survived him that which was termed community property should go to her As a consequence It was determined by the will that the dwelling of the family with the half block of land on Fallon street on which It stand with its furniture library and works of art should go to the widow but after her death the property was to be divided a equally and as equitably as possible between the three children or those of them who might survive The only exception was a service of silver glvei to the deceased by the employes of the Ohio and Mississippi Roadway which the deceased left to Frank Bacon alone The will also declared that If It should be discovered that after the death of I Mr Bacon the estate was worth more than 1250000 the widow and Frank were each to be paid 2000 a month and ta the husband or husbands of his daughters Ella Etta or Carry Jenny 2000 Carrie has not married The husband of Ella Etta Bacon Is Professor Frank SoUle Among the property distributed Is the following Cash 250 furniture offic and domestic twenty five bonds Oakland Consolidated Street Railway Company first mortgage par value 1000 5000 shares of stock of the Land aqd Loan Company 500 shares of stock of the Bacon Land and Loan Improvement Company 100 a share forty two shares of stock of the South Fresno Improvement Company 100 a share 1S19 shares Sulphur Bank Quicksilver Mining Company 100 a share 1362 shares of stock of the Gover Mining Company a share 184ST shares of stock of the Los Angeles Gold Mining Land and Water Company 10 a share ST50 shares of the Venus Gold and Silver Mining Company 100 a share fifty seven shares of the Globe Iron Works Company 100 a share 2220 shares of stock of the San Antonio Mining Company 2 a share 78452 share of stock of the Rocky Point Mining Company 100 a share 1S0S0 shares of the Baker Divide Mining Company 100 a share 14002 shares of stock of the Horseshoe Bar Consolidated Mining Company 100 a share 100 shares of stock of the Manhattan Tunnel and Mining Company 100 a share 250 shares of stock of the Silver Spring Mining Company 100 8880 shares of stock of the Defiance Mining Company 100 a share five shares of stock of the California Tide Land Company 5000 a share twenty shares of stock of the Central Land and Improvement Company 1000 a share 2250 shares of stock of the El Dorado Water and Deep Mining Company 100 a share entire capital of the Han scon Air Brake Company comprising 100000 shares 100 Besides these there are securities in the shape of notes In the real estate distributed are lots 3 4 and 5 block 9 Butler tract Alameda county 4S0 acres San Joaquin county 1920 acres Kern county property embraced in the Bacon Consolidated Gold Placer 320 acres In El Dorado county 22S8 acres In San Joaquin county 5444 acres San Joaquin county 219 acres right bank west channel San Joaquin river San Joaquin county 458 acres same county 1377 acres Pima county A 1877 acres six miles north of the town of Santa Cruz Mexico 4L30 acres Pima county A fire acres same county a number of other parcels of land In El Dorado county and a large tract of land on Russian river Sonoma county Will Contest the Election SAU9ALTTO December 18 A Sylva will file his statement Saturday contesting the election of George Ring to the office of Supervisor for this district for malconduct on the part of the several precinct boards of Judges and precinct boards of election and the members thereof on the ground that the contestee bas committed certain offenses against the purity of election law 5 IN FBATES HOME TWO TRAMPSPUrimtUCK GET sixty dollars froj sugar bowi They Enjoy a Chicken Dinner and Leave a Rote of Thanks For It Oakland Branch Offlee of the CfcnmlfiIe SSO BcoSwrfconr Klath street OAKLAND December 18 Anton Frates a farmer living on a ranch between Niles and Decoto is chagrined at his Inability to find two thletea who visked his home last Sunday Frates and his wife are the losers of sixty hard earned dollars and they desire not only to regain these but to rlsit some beflttlpg punishment upon the men who ransacked their home and left behind them only a taunting letter of thanks Frates and his family attended church last Sunday morning and closed up their home little thinking that two tramps viewed their departure The dust down the turnpike where the Frates carriage had trundled on Its way to the church was not cleared away when the two wanderers swooped down upon the farmhouse They pried a lock or two and were soon In full possession of the place They proposed to make the most of the situation and not content with the prospect of a meal of cold victuals found In a spacious pantry they proceeded to catch and kill a chicken which was soon roasting in the kitchen range They prepared besides this a number of good dishes and in the course of their work had occasion to want sugar They found an ordinary looking bowl In a cupboard and brought it out The hand of one was thrust Into It and instead of sugar 60 in gold was drawn out It was some hours before the Frates family returned and when they did they were amazed to find their home i in a state of wild disorder with dishes and food everywhere Upon a corner of the table was pinned a note which i both dismayed and exasperated the master of the place It read Thank for the dinner and the sixty We eat next at the Palace Hotel No slgna 1 ture adorned the missive There was a rush for the sugar bowl I a discovery that the family savings 1 had been carried away and then I Rancher Frates put off In a cart for constables and Sheriffs A search was at once commenced for the two tramps but no trace of them haryet been found THE DIVORCE MILL Decrees Granted Alimony Allowed and Salts Commenced Mae Dheiig yesterday secured a divorce from Alfred Dhelllg a letter carrier The decree if on the ground of extreme cruelty and commands Dhel llg to pay his wife 25 a month alimony i Virginia Faut has been granted a di vorce from Richard Faut on the ground of cruelty and Henry De Costa a divorce from Katherlne De Costa on the ground of habitual Intemperance In tb divorce suit of Marian Trumpour against John Trumpour Judge Sanderson yesterday made an order that the husband should forthwith pay his wife 25 alimony and an additional i 25 as counsel fees Trumpour Is a dentist at Twenty third and Mission streets and is said to have a good ln come Suits for divorce were commenced yesterday by Fence Crimele against Maria Crimele and by Anna Silwa against A Siiva I SOieGS THAT LIYK Literary Gem Set to Hnsie Is Always Popular vcr HJIU air iujj oi nu man frmpathy as well as having literary meni are rorever appealing to the musicians and almost invariably the sentiment suggests the melody and makes the story told in song doubly Interesting I Of the writers in the last generation I Stephen Glover was one who knew how to 1 measure the melody to the rerse His duet What Are the Wild Waves gar tng will live as long as Dickens sweet story of the Domber family This gem is in the new list added during the past week to the Chronicles sheet music Full rifrocMnna ttr Ahtlnln th4 4 others for a trifling amount will be found In the advertising columns ALAMEDA 5EWS AOTES Mrs Montell of 1213 Pacific avenue is suffering from paralysis of the brain The Santa Clara Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its Christmas services to morrow when an appropriate sermon will be preached by the pastor Rev Rich To day in the chapel adjoining Christ Episcopal Church the Ministering Childrens League will give a fair and in the evening an entertainment The proceeds are to go to the poor Leet who has been conducting a shooting gallery on Park street for a short time was arrested yesterday by Constable von Kapff on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses Leeti predicament is the outcome of a partnership transaction with Bruno Santa Claus paid an early rlsit yesterday to the little boys and girls of the first second and third grades of the En clnal School The little tots teachers Miss Gray Miss McLaln and Miss Augusta Kubls bad prepared an Immense Christmas tree as a surprise to them on tne close or tne scnool before tee holidays Tss Christmas boxes irj perfumery In naadsomaSBWsn comt mirrors sad toUet IVt suborn AVttitsr noteqaald In qasgjBur pries ttarla this city M1SCKLLAXEOCS is jr JH itmj VX a I Alas vraacadV sferrnTfFt afitt ascot ttfLbn JCOBT UCXt to one errii cause and that wcakiea The fteVt the depressed iecErrjT tic tats the discourajenuabv faieedV alaest all the mfamr has aoommm eatae weakness At such timts a womia arwv ockb a mcas that canbe rtEd upon sad such a mend tor snore than twtnrjr years has beta that greatest afl remedies pgte By Hi purity and Its powtr a furnishes a prbtnpt relief for women xa their hours of need and if the grateful expressions which code up from the homes of the land about what SAFE CURE has done were printed they would fill volumes If you reader are a sufferer can you not ri hope from this tug gestion drcTEotSTar Tl saaHa see uymi QmMK SM WASTED KIDNEYS i 1 I Show the following symptoms rat irsrn Thiftt Emaciation 3pcl9 gravity high Riiou attacks Cramp SttJdfB rwtilt Loss of power Loss of ippetlte Bolls Carbuacles Eczema Itcflng wlin around the eyes Lnss of flesh When rem notice acy of the shore rrmptcsa be ar jtmr klineys af affected Sod yoa should make as Tort Baaor tae urtai HUDYAN Remedr treatment wTI core you anlesi res art cocptly goes Hadraa I Cures Man I Tal great specific has cured or S00O casta and Is therefor jult Ukr care bo 2000 prope say it 1 good 2000 pope praise Btfdyaa SOno people art 2060 proofs To cso tears tks proofs aay lira you who HUDYAN Cures Diseases and Disa bilities of Men 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