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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27
ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel necessaire, nous
eommes a meme d'executer tous les ouvrages
typographiaues qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'affaires, entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blanes. circu
iaires, ETC., seront imprimes dams lie plus bre
delai ct a ces prix uul dehent toute concur
renee.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27

bien MOURN dams lie domaine de Haag,
venait den etre arrache avec violence,
ct un dissidcnt venait de prendre sa
place dams l'appartement voisin de la
chapelle.
Ma mere ma mere ! demanda
Agnes, que faire I?
-Attendre, ma file, repondit Gutta
de Haag.
lie traltement que Ton vous fait
subir est indigne.
-Renold en- sera trop punt /! Ne
pleure pas Agnes Dieu est avec
nous, ct partout OH Dieu reste, l'espe-
rance demeure...
Ma mere, ma mere bien-aimee,
sayez-yous quel prix Reynold met a
notre liberte !?
Non, repondit Gutta. II ia
done voulu imposer DIES conditions.
-Oui, r6pondit Agnes. II exige
que, mariee a Carlo par un pretre
catholique, je reclame auiourd'hui
mon divorce deyant les homn.es de la
Reforme, que je renie mon Dieu tout
en- brisant mon cnur... il ma menacee
de me garder lei malgre moi, ct de
m'obllger par Ia violence a renoncer a
mon mari ct a ma religion.
Mon Dieu /. mon Dieu !! dit la
douairiere en- levant les mains au ciel.
Ellie Sierra contre ellie Agnes en-
larmes, puis ellie ajouta
Ne pleure pas, ma file, lie salut
viendra a son heure... ct lie chatiment
du fills coupable ne sera, helas +! que
trop certain ct trop effrayant.
A partir de &c moment, les deux
femmes ne furent entourees que de
Wallets vendus a Reynold ct choisis
parmi ses coreligionEaires. La perse-
cution don't Agnes ct sa mere Sc
%trouvaient victimes n'avait rien de dur
en- apparence, mails en- realite les
deux femmes Sc trouvaient captives.
Les doubles murailIes de Haag ne
leur laissaient aucun espoir d'evasion.
LIE chateau etait devenu pour ellie une
fo~rteresse.
Reynold ne Sc presentait jamais
chez so mere nj chez sd seur. Resolu
a vaincre ce quill appelait destination,
il comptait sur la yue de la douleur de
Gutta pour triompher de la volonte
d'Agnes.
Les deux femmes ne recurent plus
de courriers de Vienne, ct les lettres
que la comtesse Alberti ct Ia douai-
riere ecrivirent, furent bralee par lie
comte de Haag.
La condemnation d,Alberti q une
peine infamante e~xpliquait sufisam-
ment aux anciens amis de la famille
de Haag la retraite de la noble aveu-
gle ct de sa sa file. On comprenait
que leur desespoir ct leur deuil cut
besoin d'ombre ct de silence.
LIE We'll aum6nier ne confia qua son
archeveque les GRANTEES quill await
coneues ; les serviteurs renvoyes par
lie comte de Haag Sc contenterent de
regretter ct de plaindre les deux
mobiles femmes. La sequestration
don't Giles Sc trouvaient victimes ne
produisit done aucun brnit dams la
haute societe viennoise, Haag etait
situe d trente lieues de la vile. ct les
bruits du dehors m%ouraient bien loin
de lenceinte du chateau fortife.
Durant l'ete, tandis que Reynold
habiterait he MANOR, il n'etait pas
probable que l'occasion de recouvrer
leur liberte Sc presentat pour Agnes
ct pour sa mere. Toutes deux recu-
latent devant une denonciation. Nv
avait-il point deja assez de hontes ct
de malheurs sur Is famille ? Mails
apres la saison des GLASSES, quand
lhiver ~reviefdrait, Reynold ne man.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27
LOI SUR LES SJPHONS.

Pour ~empecher rinondation ct
Irrigation dangereuse de terres sur
la riviere Mississippi pour regler la
conformation, Ia construction ct les
distances on Sc posseront les siphons
qui serviront au transport de reau
pardessus les le.ees publiques, dams
lie but d'arroser ces terres pour
defendre de copper ces levees on de
les alterer pour la pose DIES siphons
pour exiger Reinforcement de tous les
siphons existants autre que e
antorises par cette loi ct pour
pourvoir a DIES penalties pour les
violations de cette loi.
Section 1re.-I est decrete par
rAssemblee Generate de IEtat
de Ia Louisiana. Quill sera
illegal d'arroser, d'inonder on de
quelque faeon que celia soft, de couvrir
d'eau pour DIES objets de culture GU
autres, toute terre situee sur la Riyiere
Mississippi, a une distance moindre
de cina cents pieds de la base de
toute levees publiques s'elevant u
cette riviere.
Sec. I'll est, en- outre, decrete.
ETC., Que tous les siphons places ct
servant a DIES obiets d'irrigation on
autre, au dessus DIES levees publiques,
sur DIES terres loageant la Riviere
Mississippi, en- l'Etat de Ia Louisiana,
seront construits de facons a convenir
la forme de leyees pre-existantes, ct
seront fats dune telle facon qu'ils
jetteront leur eau a une distance de
pas moins de vingt sept pieds de la
base de la levee publique ainsi traver-
see. Aucune levee publilue ne sera
coupee gu alteree d'aucune facon
dams lie but de permettre Ia pose on de
prendre la forme dun siphon qui Ia
traverse.
Sec. 81 est en- outre decrete, etc,
Quill sera du devoir DIES divers juris
de police, commissaires on Bureaux
de Districts de Levees, charges du
soin, de l'entretien DIES levees publiques
dams tout lEtat, d'exiger Reinforcement
de tous siphons existants, constructs
on poses autrement QUEEN conformite
avec les dispositions de cette loi ct
de faire remettre les levees, qu'elles
aient etc percees GU alterees pour
introduction on la pose de ces
siphons, dams letat OH elles etaient
anterieurement a ce percement OH a
cette pose.
Sec. Ill est, en- outre, decrete,
etc., Que toute personne qui enfrein-
dra les sections | ct 2 de cette loi.
sera passible dune penalite de pas
plus de trente jours d'emprisonnement
GU dune amende de zen dollars
800 on DIES deux penalties, a la
discretion de la cour. Toute personne
qui enfreindra les dispositions de la
section 3 en- ~refusant d'enlever tout
siphon ill6galement pose GU n'avant
pas la forme indiquee dams cette loi,
gu qui refusera de permettre renleve-
ment DIES siphons, quand I'ordonnera
lie iuri de police on toute autre autorite
competence, sera passible dune amen
de pas plus de cinq cents dollars
$500 ct dun imprisonment de pas
plus de six mois, on subira les deux
combinations q la discretion de la
cour.
Sec. 5.--Il est, en- outre, decrete,
etc. Que cette loi prendra etfet. i partir
de son adoption ct toutes lois on
parties Gle lois contraires il cella ci,
sont, par les p~resentes, aorosees.
" M nfrnnD rnn Irvr -r
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27

DEUX POMPES DE II POUCES. POUR
II irrigation. Machines ct bouilloires
bon ordre. S'adresser a
Mr.. GEORGE DIONNE,
GU a la Sentlnelle de Thibodaux.
A-ll-9lf
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27
Les resaltat de Ia visite de Nine pottsr
Palmer q Paris r~elatifement n Ia
~prochafne exposition q Chicago.

porte fruit.
I'm comite distingue de danes rs
comment nomme par lie gouvernement
avec Nine Carnot a la tete, tiendra
son premier meeting au Jardin d'Hi-
yer de rElysee, ct celle-ci inaugurera
la seance par une courte allocution au
cours de laquelle ellie exprimera les
poir que les danes de France seront
dignement representees a Chicago.
lie correspondent de la Presse As
sociee a rendu visite a divers membres
du comite atm de connaitre leurs vues
au sujet de Exhibition. Voici difa.
rentes opinions de personnes de Ia
haute societe parisicnne :
La comtesse de Griffeurth-Ch imay
a dit ,Je m'occupe specialement de
la partie artistique ct littera;re de
notre exhibition, qui sera tres belle.
La comtesse de Monsaith, femme du
depute du Cher, dit Mon departe-
ment special sera lie role domestique
DIES femmes dams laquelle section, nous
esperons faire de tres interessantes
exhibitions.
Nine Leon Berteau, sculpteur bien
connu, president de la section dies
arts, dit
J'ai l'intention de demander aux
artistes femmes de cooperer avec
nous ct nou aurons une bonnie ex-
hibition.
Nine Gabrielle Frank Peraux, phi
~lanthrope b len connu, nous dit i:
LIE travail dies quatre sections du
comite ne commencera serieusement
QUEEN octobre, car tout lie monde a
deja quite la vile. Mon travail Sc
bornera aux institutions de charlie, qui
scront representees d Chicago par des
collections de monographs, rapports,
etc, faisant voir nos diverses institu-
tons de &c genre.
Nine Emma Louridelet, femme dun
membre marquant de la Chambre de
Commerce de Paris donne lopinion
suivante "Nous sommes tres recon-
n~aissantes envers les danes de lAme-
rique favoir inaugure ce movement
relatif a une exhibition feminine d
Chicago ct nous Y participerons ayec
enthousiasme."
La prima donna distinguee, Nine
Carvalho, femme du directeur de
rOpera-Comique de Paris ecrit "a
mon retour, en- octobre, je ferai ma
part de travail pour lie comite."
Nine Memsur, femme du d6pute de
a Seine
"L'objectif de la societe est d'ex-
poser a Chicago tous les documents
%permettant 4 quelqu'un de juger de
la condition sociale DIES franchises
de faire voir lie role ct Influence que
les femmes exercent sur notre societe
ct, en- meme temps, de bonner une
grande place il Ia partie industrille ct
artistique."
Nous esperons, malgre lie develop
pement intellectual eleye DIES Ameri-
Gaines que notre exhibition ne pIacera
les danes de notre pays dams un jour
trop deliverable.
La comtesse Fourcher de Carcil,
presidente de Association DIES Danes
FRANCHISES, laquelle correspond a la
SociGte de la Croix Rouge, s'est ex-
prince ainsi
"Notre Societe, n DIES plus impor-
tantes en- France, fera une belle exhi-
bition a Chicago.
Parmi les autres membres actifs
du comite qui ont fait DIES reponses
dams lie meme ms nous citerons
Nine Fevrier, femme du general ct
ex-ministre de In guerre +: Ia comtesse
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27

Carniole, c'est atm de metre ma
science au service dies mineurs...
Je chercherai, je t~rouyerai lie moyen
de prolonger leur vie. Dieu me viendra
en- aide, ct celui que vous cherissez
sera garde a votre tendresse.
Agnes ne repondit rien, ct SIERRA de
nouveau Ia main du vieillard.
LIE lendemain du depart de celui-ci,
lie comte Reynold entra dams fapparte-
ment de sa snur.
A l'h0tel de Vienne, lui dit-iI.
jetais chez ma mere lei. moi. comte
de Haag, titulaire du nom, je suis chez
moi. Etant chez moi, j'agirai en-
maitre 81 yous my contraignez.. Tn
homme de loi viendra auiourd'hui
meme ct vous presentera a signer un
acte de divorce 81 yous refusez de lie
faire, n'attendez plus de ma part que
dies rigueurs meritees 4 Ia fois par
votre revolte ct par votre haine.
-Vous pouvez tout de suite COM
mencer les prosecutions don't vous me
menacez, repondit froidement Agnes.
Je sails quel chemin conduit de Haag
q Eienne ma mere ct moi. nous lie
reprendrons lie jour Oh vous nous !
forcerez.
-Vous ne quitterez plus lie MANOR,
Agnes.
y Susie done prisonniere?
-Fous y ~resterez, du moins, jus
qua &c que vous ayez cede a mon
vouloir.
En- signant &C que m'interdisent
les lois ct ma conscience
En- Gus separant dun bandit.
SOFT fit Agnes; je vous al dit
que ~j'attendais de vous toutes les
lachetes, toutes les v~iolences, CONNIE
vOus pouveZ attendre de moi une
resolution invincible, une patience a
toute epreuve.
-Toutes les ~patiences Sc assent,
ma seur.
-Celles qui Sc reposent sur un
sentiment human, peut-etre mails
non pas celles qui s'appuient sur
Dieu... EFT notre mere, la garderez-yous
done AL domaine de Haag contre sa
yolonte
II lui importe peu desormais
d'habiter Vienne GU &c chateau.
L'age ct la maladie Font brisee, ellie
ne volt plus rien de ce qui pouvait
autrefois lui plaire. D'ailleurs, en-
vous rangeant a mes projects yous lui
rendrez Ia liberte don't ellie jou;ssait
autrefois.
Ne r~edoutez-vous pas qu'elle
vous maudisse, Reynold?
Ellie aurait trop peur d'etre
exaucee.
--C'est assez, fit Agnes. LIE Sci
gneur, qui nous soutiendra dams
repreuve, sera plus tard votre JUICE.
LIE comte de Haag sortit, ct Agnes
sonna pour appeler MYRTLE.
A la place de Ia jeune file, une
soubrette etrangere parut.
-Qui etes-vous ? demanda Agnes.
-Je suis la nouvelle femme de
chambre de madame la comtesse.
Ma nouvelle femme de cham
bre...
-Oui, Madame.
Mails je items aux services de
MYRTLE, ct je ne. compte point la
changer.
Monsieur lie comte ma mise a sa
place.
Eft MYRTLE.
Est repartie pour V%ienne, madame
la comtesse.
-C'est bien fit Agnes.
Les menaces de son frere common
caient a etre misses a execution. Ellie
dissimula son Indignation trop legi-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-08-27
ANNONCEs.

Oh care de 10 .:gnes: lere. insertion. Sl.5O
+" 2me. IS
i" Insertion add so
Toute annoIce indignant la profession
evec radresse ct n'excedent pas quatre
Egnes, mar an. d'avance. s5O 90
Annonce lie candidats. d'avance,.....I 10 90
Necroiogie, par 10
Toute annonce commercials publi6e a Fan
nee sera inseree au taux de so cents par ponce
pour Ia premiere insertion ct 25 cents pour les
insertions subsequentes.
Toute aunonce don't lie nombre d'insertions
n est pas specific sera inseree jusqu'a nouvel
ordre au taux ordinaire.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26
MT. ANGEL NOTES.

The little seminary nurnbers now
81 pupils.
The Dalles IL represented at Mt.
Angel college by seven students.
Mt. Angel SCHOOLS prepare an ex-
hiblt for the Columbian worlds ex-
position.
Never had Mt. Angel such
promising and encouraging opening
OF the schools as this year. About
eighty boys have arrived and new
ones are coming almost every. day.
The president Of the seminary and
college Is arranging q grand enter
tainmept for October 2lst, In honor
OF the great discoverer and christian
izer Of America, Christopher Co
lumbus.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26
SOMETHING NEW.

The new Time Gard, which is now
In effect, via the wisconsin Central
Lines,n In connection with the
Northern Pacific r. r., affords the
travelling public the best facilities
from all points west to Chicago and
points east and south.
The unsurpassed equipment offered
to It's patrons, combined with sp6eds
comfort and safety, surpasslng all
its competitions.
All through trains are composed
Of Pullman vestibuled drawing-room
sleepers, with diuing cars and day
coaches of latest deaign.
The daily through fast train each
way, making close connection st
Chicago with trains Ia all directions.
For tickets, time tables, ETC., 81
ply to agent Of Northern Pacific r,
r., or JAS. q. POND,
| Gen'l Pass. and Tkt. agent,
Chicago, III.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26

THE STATE FfowER.-The state
Horticultural society hes selected
the Oregon grape as the state flower
for Oregon. While the New YORK
Tribune gives the society credit Tor
the selection, one writer, who is an
ardent lover Of flowers thinks the
choice poor one and that the only
merit 1t he's is that it is native OF
the state. Mr.. Howell, one OF the
principal botanist Of the state rec
ommends the gallardia, which
blooms in all parts Of the state from
Nav to December. 1t does not droop
or fade in few hours. 1t can De
made int, boquet tor a lady's cor
sage, worn In gentleman's button
hole, or in boys hatband, all DAY
without fading, and in q vase OF wa
ter will remain fresh for an indefinite
time. 1t is easily cultivated, and
will grow anywhere, while the Ore
gon grape is not fit to be introduced
on ones premises, as it spreads ano
can with difficulty be eradicated.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26

ODD FELLOWS TRAIN.-The reg
ular overland train Saturday night
carried two extra sleepers of dele
gates from the International Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows just closed al
Portland. An hour later came the
second section of the train, com.
posed of ten sleepers and no express
or mail bearing the remainder of the
grand lodge that went via the
South Pacific. AS it was late hour
nearly all the cars were filled with
sleeping passengers. In some, the
smoking cab was filled with hilarious
passengers. The rest of the grand
lodge went by other routes, but the
8. P. Co. seems to have got the
cream and bulk of the great gath
ering.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26

Rev. H. III. BROWN BIDS GOOD
BYE.-Rev. H. H. Brown, who
has been the efficient and successful
pastor of the Unitarian society in
this city, left on the overland last
evening for Los Angeles. where be
will hereafter reside, having received
a very liberal offer from the leading
church in that city. Mr.. Brown
has faithfully labored for the build
ing up of the Unitarian society in
this city, and has done much to
bring about the erection and COM
pletion of their beautiful church
edifice. He leaves with the good
wishes of all who know him best
The society have his successor in
view, and one who is heartily en-
dorsed by the late pastor.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26

THE STowAwAY.-Of the many
plays given to the public few are
able to continue more than one or
two seasons, even among the list OF
those that are clsssed as dramatic
successes, and it is a strong evidence
of commendation when play like
"The Stowaway" lis able to draw
the public for six consecutive seasons
There is something about the "Stow'
away,'' with its realistic yacht, its
real bugrlars and safe, and its story
which has an Intensity of Interest
rarely excelled by any stage creation
But be the attraction what it may
the fact cannot be controverted tina
no play of recent years has achieved
the public favor, or netted for 1T
projectors as great an amount o
money, as has the "Stowaway."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26

The stream of incoming immigra-
ton is larger and of the best class
at present and Salem seems to be
the objective point Of visitors.
According to the survey of the s.
T. extension from Lebanon to Soda
vile, which has been made, the
extension will miss Sodaville ~
miles.
Judge Macguire, Democratic
candidate for congress In San Frap-
cisco, was royalty entertained at the
Willamette Sunday. He. is an old
friend of Col. Wagner, the landlord
and one of the leading lights of the
party. In the afternoon Banker
VIM. England took him out for a
drive. But few Of his party learned
of his presence.
H. M. Birdsall. city passenger
agent of the Union Pacific at
Sioux City, Iowa, is visiting his
father, who resides few miles
sonth. He has travelled over the
entire coast, and thinks this the
most desirable point he has struck.
Maud Knox, the big sorrel mare
that won the special trot on Thurs.
day OF fair week, has been driven
| in the Perkins hotel bus all summer,
and her mile In 27 was q surprise tc
everybody. MIR. Perkins has dua
up her pedigree, which has beer
given as unknown. She Is by old
Winthrop Knox, dam by Doc Lind
sey; second dam by Norwhich, third
dam by Tailor George.
Fifty thousand old soldiers wert
in line In the q. A. r. encampmen,
parade at Washington last wcok,
and marched over the same ground
traversed by the armies at the grand
review. Twenty-seven years age
the veterans who were returning
from the battle fields TO their homes
poured along the avenue past the
position occupied by the president
for two days before all had been re-
viewed. On Tuesday last the mum
ber seemed still great, but they al
marched past the stand occupied by
the vice president In a single day.
Major j. w. Powell has prepared
a model Of Crater lake, Oregon
which Is four and quarter feet Ions
and three feet wide for exhibit ii
the worlds fair from Oregon. 1t il
on a basis of one mile to three inches
and the area represented is about Il
miles long and ~ miles wide, In al
about 2O4 square miles. The topog'
raphy is by M. B. Kerr and geology
by Major G. Il. Dutton and J. b
Diller. 1t ia modelled by Victor
Mindeleff. 1t represents Crater
lake us 1t has been found by surveys
and careful research, and 10 really .
very fine model Of this interesting
point In our state. There will be NJ
more important exhibit at thu
worlds fair by the geological survey
than this interesting model.
|
Take Simmons Liver Regulator t
remove the bile, clear the head and
restore digestion.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26

A NEW ROAD CRossING.-The
street crossing over the Sothern Pa
cific railroad from one of the high
ways in Yew Park addition to that
of Chas. 'Litchfield on the east side
of the track is being put in and will
be great convenience to farmers
and others who drive in that direc
tion. Instead of planking between
the rails, the width of the roadway,
the same is being filled in with
gravel and the main rails are pre-
tected against the same by extra
rails on the inside which keep the
gravel from being crowded down SO
the fanges of the wheels will poi
strike as the train passes over. This
is being adopted at all crossings OF
roads out of the cities.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26

ITS VERY ENCOURAGING-To see
one of our farmers walk into the
Woolen Mill store and buy a suit OF
clothes for himself and a suit each
for four or five boys and then take
home to the good wife two or three
pairs of those magnificent blankets,
all made from the wool of his own
raising. Our farmers understand
that home factory means market
for his products among its numerous
employees, all of whom earn good
wages. dw-lt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26

Simmons Liver Regulator hes
never been known to fail to cure all
liver diseases.
Some of the greatest bargains In
boots and shoes in the Northwest,
are now being offered at Krausse
Bros.
Nobody slighted on account Of the
rush at Hellenbrand's.
See our $l.50 ladies' dongola shoes
beats them all at Krause Bros.
Hellenbrand's meals are as usual
the best.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26
STATE NEWS.

Ship building is a growing Oregon
industry.
Lebanon public schools open
with l52 pupils.
Ukiah boasts of opening a good
Sunday school.
A "Union" church has been ded-
icated at Gales creek.
In Umatilla county rains are in
terferring with grain threshing.
Sweet Home has now no place to
liquor up except drugstore says
the Advance.
Eastern Oregon seems to have
beat Western on fruit shipments
this year, excepting melons and
dried fruit.
Some of the threshing machine
engines In this state seem to have
been loaded, the way they have been
going off and killing people.
Gov. Pennoyer will open the
Peoples party campaign In big
speech to be delivered at Rosebure
Oct. 1st and circulated widely ir
print.
The w. 8. fish commis ZION carr
are stocking some Eastern Oregon
waters with black bass from Illinois
IA good move. Oregon should
have bass, pickerel and pike In iti
rivers, lakes, sloughs and ponds.
The county judge of Josephine
county has sentenced Sheriff Shat
tuck TO pay $50 fine or serve 2.
days in the jail for not collecting de
linquent taxes. The cese will b.
appealed.
Monday notice of appeal to thu
Lsupreine court of the case of Frank
Ingram, who was tried and convict
ed in this county for the murder of
his brother; Henry, and is now serv
Ing life term in the Oregon pen
itentiary, YVES filed with Couty Clerl
Payne. e.--Scio Press,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-26

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deep. depending upon the healthy
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ious look, II your stomach be disor-
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and you will have good looks. Elec-
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and Tonic, acts directly on these
vital organs. Cures pimples, blotches.
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