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pnnEn SUNDAY pApEns
The object of an Association JaIt FormO
In lIoAton.

The obiscs of Hu Association JaIt Formed
In Boston.
BosroY, MASS. July 9G-An effort iS
TO bo made between the Press and the
Pulpit for the publication Of Sunday
reading and the enlightenment OF
readers Of the Sunday pross. With
this eud in view, the Newspaper Sermon
Association, organized under tho laws OF
this state. has been incorporated here.
The articles Of the association read that
tho corporation IL constituted for
tho purpose Of disseminating nom
sectarian and non.doctrinal religious
truths by the aid ot the Sunday
newspapers; quickDning among oditora
and publishers Of Sunday papers a
realization Of their possibilities and re.
Spondbilites in thespiritual and moral
development OF their readers; iessentng
church antagonism and developing In
the Christian church greater willing
ness to use the newspapers as a power
for Christianity.
The following arc the members oil
the sssociatioa's advisory board: Dr..
George Hodges, dean Cambridge Thoo'
logical school Roy. L. A. Horton, Rev.
DR.. Edward Everett Hale, Robert Treat
Pains. Charles II. Taylor, John IL.
Holmes, Dr. George Hepworth, Rev,
James b. Werner aud William 4, Har'
mon. The lattur was elected president
oil tho association,
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MINNIE wILLlAsIs.
Her Life In DsnVsr--A story Holmes Told
About Her Marriage.

Her Life In DsnVsr-A story Holmes Told
About Her Marriage.
DENVER, Colo, July 28.-Tho uutor.
tunate Minnie Williams aud her sister,
whom Holmes is accused Of having
murdered, came TO Denver early in
1899 with their brother. who was in
poor health. They took rooms Ot "ThO
Dovonshiro," an apartment house at
1925 Logan avenue, and soon became
very popular with tho other guests.
Minnie was about twenty-five or twenty.
six yaart oil age, aad besides being Ap-
parently well educated, was nn accomp-
iiRhsd soculionisE She studied elOcu-
ton in Boston. She appeared for
ihrco wOokS on the stage oil the old
Fifteenth street theatre as member Of
n stock company.
Those who knew her affirm that her
feeling for Holmes, whom che kneW'as
Harry Gordon at that time, Whatever It
was, wa, no hoadlong intatualion for a
romantic hero. The brother died In
the latter part OF tho winter and tho
sistOrS took the body home to Texas.
The impression prevails among those
horo who knew the girl that she mot
Holmes in Chicago. Ho appeared in
Denver somo time after the worlds
fair aud told various friends Of the girl
that slfe had married and gone to India
with hOr husband. Whether this was
before or alter tho murder Of the girl,
cauno. bO loatnOd.
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nEpunnroAN CONVENTION.
TlmO aud Plncp VIII bO Fixed Upon at tn
December Meeting.

TlmO aud Plncp wilI bO Fixed Upon Rt tho
December Mecnng.
AUGUSTA, Mr., July 2G-Josoph II.
Mnh1oS said to-day that tho national
Republican committee will meet in
Washington, D. C., in December to so.
lee! the place and dnic for tho next Rc.
publican convention, Instead Of NOvsm.
Dor, as reports had 1t.
"so far us my prcicrcncO is CONCERN
3D." said MIR. Mnntcy, "t have fora long
timo thought that II would DO good
ptan to hottthn Convrntton on the Pa
ciGc coast. Tho Pacific stNioS have Rl.
ways boon loyal to tho Republican party
and thora nrO many reasons why |
shoHld favor san Francisco as tho city
IN which tho convention should bo hold.
don't know Tho Wow Of my nj tho
other members Of the national commit.
too on iIo matter, which will, of course,
hO settled by tho vote Of the majority"
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GREAr Loss OF LIFR

ou the JapnusSS coaSt-DamagO ny q
violent Hurricane
PHILADELPHIA, July GA violent {
hurricane was reported to-day by cables
from Japan, in which many vessels and
their crews were lost Tho cablOgram
was sent from RuschinnIzu.
The German steamship Hoien Rick
mers and tho Norwegian steamships
l.ydorhcrn and Herman Wedsl, JGrts-
burg, tho British steamship Dental and
the ship Mandet suchet from PhiiadOi.
phia wers all blown ashore, and all are
believed to have been totally wrecked
eXcspt tho Beutal. The loss ot lie on
shore Is reported to be largo.
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ALLIANCE, o.. July 26.-oollecO circles
horO arc stirred up by the report that
Inspector HioSland. in his report to tho
secretary of war, scores tho faculty Of
NJ. Union College for dilAiorincIS re.
garding tho military department and
recommends tho withdrawal OF the de.
tail aud instructor The faculty will
now 20 aitor IIiesAnd. Tho cados OIL.
GERS and President Marsh will send q
reply 10 tho war department.
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CLgyEhAwp, July 28..-AHothsr moot.
ing Of tho rod mill men was held to.
day, at which II was voted TO maintain
the stand they have taken. They still
insist that n general rod mill HtrikO will
be started all over tho country on Au.
gust / unless the wages Of 1898 arc 70.
stored. Tho rod mill Of the II. r. Nail
Company was closed indefinitely to-day
by tho owners, in view ol tho threaten.
ing aspect Of affairs.
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sovEneIaN,s SCHEME
To Place X. OIL. On rarm,-ThAt DnyoOl
Circular.

To Place X. OF L. pn EarmS-ThAt BnycOit
Circular.
KANSAS cFrr, July 20, Grand Master
Workman Sovereign, Of the X, OF L,
WaS in the city to-day on his way south,
In au interview ho is quoted az saying
that he ia on aa expedition looking up
good farming landI for lRbOrinG men.
His aim is To have as many X. Of l. rs
possible look 10 agricultural and fFuit
lands for permanent settlement aud oc.
euBatioR.
Tho OVercrowded condition Of the
cIiios, no maintained, was the cause Of
20 much idleuess among Workmen,
Speaking OF his reosnt boycott circular,
he said II was taking like vild'hrs."
and was being carried out TO the letter
BY tho Knights Of Labor.
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Holmea "catlle," ia In serious danger.
Ha carried the Jhiyty-seVen keys
which opened the various doors, secret
and otherwise, In the chambers oil
Holmes castle. lO was the facIotum
OF HolmBh QninlRn 10 between TWO
fires. II Holmes COuiossOS, az II is tx
pscEsd he will. hs may implicata Quln'
Ian, and II QuInlRn contsssea he muat
apparently implicats himself.
A BioopsTAISRD RRECH,
One ei the important Gnds mAdS by
the police to-day in their search OF tho
"caslIe" was bench covered with
slaiuG resembling blood. The bench
was found In AdeSer2ed Stors room next
to The apartment In which Pat QnlulRu
slept,
Dr. Robinson, who was called to OK,
anime tho stains on the bench, said
that they wore undoubtedly blood, II
is believed by tho police that Holmes
used tho beach as an operating table on
which he dlsmsubsred his victims be-
fore dIsposlng Of their bOdles.
MRS QUISLAN ooSERssEs.
Mrs, Patrick QainlRu lost her defiant
spirit in tho police court inquiaIliOu to.
day.
"our evidence Of to-day secured from
Mrs. Quialaa is highly important" said
Chief Badenoch tonight. "She has
confessed 10 abeIting Holmes in his In
surauce HWindles, aud that IL q step in
the right direction"
"Nra. QuinISn's evidence was after
Mrs. Conner disappeared II became
necessary for Holmes TO produce h0r TO
collect some insurance. Mrs. Quinlan
consented to act in her place. She went
TO an insurance office in LasOlle street
not yet located and swors she was Mrs.
Conner and signed that nAmo."
Mrs. QuiniAu is locked In cell in tho
Harrison street station, A man named
0Gmor W. Far was also brought to light
to-day who admitted that he WrotH the
polieiea for tho insurance ON tho liyeS
OF Holmes and Pielzel, Ho admits very
frankly that Holmes encouraged him to
keNp after pIstzOl until he got his insur-
anco written. saying that PieIzel might
drop of Ntany time.
Mr.. Fay also knew Pat Quinlan, and
says Holmes always assured him that
Quinlan WINS man ITO bs trusted with
any kind Of Job, and who would do Il
well and bStray nothing"
A NEW WITNESS
According to tho statements Of Col.
Jonathan l. BeIkuap it was Christmas
night four years aad six monlhs ago
that Mrs. Julia L. Conner was killed.
lie believes she was asphyxiated Ia her
room while Sho slept. Her room was
tho small Que adjoining che dark bath
room in tho sixty.third stsOet
castle, When ell was still in
tho house, Holmes turned on the
gas When tho deed WAS accom-.
plished, Holmes stealthily admitted
himself through the secret door Of the
bath room. Ho lifted tho inanlmate
form Of Mira Conner from the bed aud
carried It TO the bath room. Then,
placing tho body in the bath tub, lie
cut IL Into pieces aud fed them to Gre
in tho stove. which was filed with tuel
until Il became raging furnace. When
all was done, no took the ashes and
parts that hat not beon entirsly burned
and buried thNm In q nAsI Of quick
limo ia tho coIian
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srAnrLlSG DISCOVERY
OF Dynamite 90 the BELT Railroad Tracks
mt indianapolis.

OF Dynamite 90 thS Belt Railroad Tracks
mt Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS, July sd-Sec!IOa hands
clearing the right OF way on the Belt
tracks to-day discovered thirteen sticks
OF dynamite, fused and In such a posi-.
ton that all would have been discharged
together. Superintendent Zion aud
othcr officials OF the indianapolis Union
railroad property, which iutorOit COO.
trolls tho Belt, are at loss TO know the
reason for the placing OF ths dynamite
where it was found. Tho amount was
sufficient to have damoitshed freight
train aud killed or MANNED the crew.
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wAsHISoroS, July 20.-Mr. Hol'
combs, the auditor Of the treasury for
the stats aud other departments, has
received the report OF Librarian spof-
ford concerning the receipts Of his Of
fec from copyright sources since 0cto-
Der, 1893. Several wuekI will bs re-
quirnd to complete tho examination Of
bis accounts to ascertain whether his
figures agree with those Of ths treasury
department For some ysarS past the
receipts of tho government on account
Of copyrights have averaged $4,000 u
year
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AWFUL MASSACRE
BY sappock indians In jackson
HolO Country, Wyoming,
NO MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD SPARED
Aud the Worst Fears otthO Set
tiers Were Realizsd.
us 7ROOPSaASTEN TO The SCENE

In, Too Late To PrcvOut tho Butch.
err Of the Helpless People by the
RCdskIns-olher Settlements in
Danger and May fave Bson Wiped
Out py This Timo-only NIeaGro re.
ports Eeocived From CourIsrs,
Little Doubt That tho saTaGes Rave
Laid tho Country Waste With Fire,
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A YOUNG swINDLEn
Who was Attached 10 the Psary Arctic
ETpph4ilDH.

Cmo4ao, July Warrants we're
tSkOu out to-day for the arrest of Waiter
I, Swain on the charge Of sWlndIlng.
Swain was a member OF the PeAry OK,
peditlOn to tho north polo which loft
Philadelphia In June, 1893, Lieutenant
Psary picked up the young man ia
Brooklyn and made him his private soc,
TatRry, Swain was rescued With the
rsst OF the party last year BY the OK.
peaitiea Of which Prof. T. O. Chamber.
lain, Of the Chicago University, was 4
member
HS turned un in Chicago about two
weeks ago and it appears devoted him.
SSlt 10 a series OF swlndleI Of which
members Of tho PeRry expedition Wsrs
the yirhma. His method was to obtain
small sums on bogus drafts, The total
Of the alleged swindles ia not large,
Swain is said to bolnng TO an excellent
family ia indianapolis.
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virEsnuro, Miss, July gC.--iIon. H..
e. McCabc, Of lhlscIty, lua Withdrawn
i'om tAe o8Hlsat Tor tho Dcmoctolio
nomination ior goyHtn1r
'it Hegab8 wRt The only nHD Of Tho
candidates who wan noi In favor NJ lrnN
tllY.S As platform bDinE lnLctnNltonNI
bnuolallIsm, Hon. q, j. McLuutln
lSnIs In tho EROb.
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HOLMES IS COOL.
Confident That He Cannot Be con-
Voted of Murder.
STATEMENT MADE BY His COUNSEL
Rldloulos All the Evidence OF MUIR
ders Done by HIs CLIENT
GRUESOME FINDS IN CHICAGO

Io matntatns Simply Boar ous the
Aocusod's Story That tho RoRea
We're of oorpsos USod In Ills InSur'
auos swtudisG aud Not Those Of Peo.
plo Killed by Hlm-MOAntIme,
Whore Arc Tho Missing oneS@
aioro Developments at Chicago.
AIlnulo Williams Denver Career
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t.oSnoS, juty 2t. despatch from
81. Pator.burs 10 tho Claoniclo reports
tho following crime:
"Ninn small traders who worc passing
tho nlrht In tho nprn air ut NmntuNIln,
dislrict VI Tnutntng, wNro mnrIrroi
aud robbed Of 5000 rouNl0 IVY u man
who found ihom In tho ruiau VI a
trailer Tho mnt1Oror was arrested nud
couiRalcd that ho hnd killed thum alter
Grugglng thum with morpttt
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No COLOR LINZ
Will Ba Drawn at the LouIsvllls 4
A r, Hnoampment
DIRECTOR GENERAL MILLlEEN
Indignantly DsnIes Story Thatls
Going the Rounds,
ALL VETERANS TREATED Alike

n tho Preparations, RegardlsES OF
Racs-ThO wrIter OF tho Sensation.
al Article n Young CDlorsd Man
Whose Father and Mother Arc On
the Accommodation Committee.
ThOy Aro at Loss TO Understand
His ActIon-LouISVIlls oltIzons Pre-.
parlnc for Cordial Welcome.
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sAwDusEY, o., July 2O.--Upon taking
hor scat, after delivering an atdrs's to
tho Lakeside Assembly this afternoon,
Susan i. Anthony was seized with u
ininting ct. Sho quickly recovered aud
tonight is in good health aud Apirits.
llor efforts on tho platform and tho
hoa. wore alone tho cause OF hOr tom.
porary Illness.
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made. OF fifteen examined, only one
was passed and he may be challenged
by the defense later on.
The number OF we'll drOSaed women
at tho trial increases every session Of
tho court. Continual efforts arc made
by girls to liOnizs tho defendant.
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WAmSoroN, July 20. Word reached
army headquarters tonight that Gan,
CoppHgar wanll aIrIyc nj Market LIKE,
Idaho, tho nearest railroad station to
u4e sceaa NJ tho Indian trouble nl !
o'clock tonight, aud that tho troops OF
rayAlty from Fort Robinson will roach
llO pnnO place tomorrow morning,
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rUnrlInl CONFIRMATION.
rho Union Pacific Agent says the mn''nero
nnnHNrnI.

Tho Union Pacific Agent says the mn''ncro
Occurred.
OmuA, Men, July 2O--Tho Union
rac,Ac hrajquarlora wore notified OI
$3.50 tonight by tho company snrerIn'
tondant n. i'ocatcflb, Idaho, Of tho rO'
co,pt oi Telegram from tho Union Pa
eide agent NJ Market Lake to tic ailset
that nil Jarkann's lIolo Botturi had
hoou murdered by iaiiaaa, tAeiT stock
lII,oh aud their homes burned. Tholr
H'"f' declares that tho Information Is
perfectly rOlinblO.
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sraiyarlrtn, ono. Jnly 2G,--IhrOn
mrskrd mon jumpol lalOririC Motor.
mnn Dennis lNWToncOa car, hhockod
hIn down aud demanded tho money
byx, aud ahOt him Ia tho head,
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VlrgYA, July 2t,.-RiolS occurred a.
m election Tor magistrate at MNgyasso,
hungary. Peasants atormCd tho town
hall and tho rendNrmct nrcd upon the
rioicfa. Four wCtO killed. and twenty
wounded aud thirty arrested.
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wlmiyaros, DrD., July 25-Tbo
wapoa Of tho employees Of tho
American 1oathor Compnny, NJ
thi, plarp, wcro to-day advanced 25 por
cont by mo voluntary action Of tho COM
Vnuv
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wAausUroS, July q, - jotspd A
Beam was hanged at tho United slatOs
iail horc at 1880 o'clock this morning
ior tho murder Of his StOp.dNughtCr,
Mira AMMO L,ahy, last DOcOmbor
Beam had confessed hiI guilt aud OK.
pressed repentance.
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cnEnoKEE nILI,s nArEsr.


flo Kills the Oldest Guard af tho United
siNioA jail At Fort Smith.
Forr SHtrH, AK, JHly 2G,-Chero.
koo Bill got his hands on another re-
vovOr to-day aud used # in m Nttompt
to libOraIo prisoners connuOd in mur.
doror'I row OF tho United staIos jail.
His astemp. waS bold ono aud resulted
in tho denth ol Larry Hoating, tho old.
cat guard OF tho force. Night Guards
Tom Parker aud Larry Konting had Just
gone on dHty and tuTAkgys Enll and
Mcconnell were engaged In locking NJ.
pH account OF llIN hot weather and
tho long dNys, tho prisoners are allowed
10 fOnain in tho corridors until nOatly
I o'clock. Whnn running IN tho pria.
oner4 all rotirO TO thor coils. Tho two
uppor iloots were run In without lnCi-
don't IN murdOrcra row. Altar tho
brako had been thrown down Eoit wont
IN to lock tho cells, whilu O'Conncll ~.
nainut at tho door. Whom Eri
roaCNcl tho coll nnxl to Choroko
fita hu toHHd tho kaph0ls play.
god, aud whilo was trying to clean
It OF. Chsrokos Bill camp 10 tho door
aud nrcd, shooting Kottlng through
tho slomach. lln ran 10 tho Und
o( tho corridor aud foil dOAl lioT ran
back 10 tho corridor on tho east gidc oi
tho coils and Mcconnell, phrkur and
spyoAl deputy marahala ran IN and
opened tiro on Cherokee Dill whonoyur
hn lrel to eAyo his call Ills ummun.
ton was nonriy oShHu'tnt aud no
aprcOd to surrender hlS pistol to Henry
Starr whictt wug dcno, Tito rtstot with
which ho did tho decd wnp now ono
How to got Il Il q fHystsSy, bHi josie
Brown, hls slater, whD hH boon hurO
aHys'al DAYS anl ylHilcl hin twice, has
boon nrrotcd for 1t aud h now In tho
.....,t,ty tuiI
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zlsrviLbr, o., July 2O.-.A traction
ongino broko through bridge nero"
Ball crook, ton miOp from this city, to-
hnv. Frank DlcI,unon was instantly
klilsl aud William Bowsot fatally IN
iurbd.
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FocArr.lo, IDAHO, July 96,-WilIiam
Ross, Of the firm Of Ross, Grey &
Wyatt. has just arrived at Market Lake
from 81, Anthony, and reports every.
body at Jackson'I Hole killed this
morning. 1t is considered authentic
news, aud the excitement is intense.
Uuhed States troops from CheyoRne
will arrive in this city in the morning
sbou. G o'clock and will leave immsdl.
a.sy for Market Lake and thence by
wagon road for tho Fall River country,
Courier Sargent arrived in Market
Lake this moralng from the vicinity Of
Jackson'G Hole. He left companion
in tue counsry who intended to got
into the Hole II possible aud return
With Sll the news HO is expected at
Market Lake tonight Sargent reports
all the passes guarded aud 10 afraid his
eoupia!oa will not bs able to obtain
entrance.
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pEyyEE, Cor.. July 2G.-The Ncws h aS
the following from itv correspondent At
Markst Lake. Idaho: n. J. Gray, L. ".
Tart and Senator Hamcr, of Illinois, and
TN. Hamer, OF St. Anthony, all left St.
Anthony Wednesday morning on fish
ing trip to the Jackson's Hole, taking
no stock in the Indian var. To-day
they arc back and report every man,
Vonau and child in JSckson'a Holo
murdered.
One Of the News oourisra just re.
turued got far into Teton Basin, which is
the present point in danger Of massa-
ere, now that Jnckson's Hole citizens
are all butchersl.
lie reports that the smoke Of large
fire eau to-day bo soon several milOs
south Of Grand Teton. in the direction
Of Jackson's Hole. There is no doubt
that tho rsdskins have frod eVery
home aud cabin and BY morning they
will bs repeating their work this side Of
the Teton range in Teton Basin, and
perhaps after that all doWu the Teton
river valley OF Idaho.
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FOR Western PENNSYLVANIA, slightly wntnrh
toulhtty winds
Trf Ohlt hlfn snnlh0rn nNfliNn. showers In
northern poflInn HUuiluty winds
inr No,l NlGunln. itlr slightly watmc'i
auulhpry Winds
f4F fWrFHt1prr tFtTFpbAN
NJ furnished by q AHuyrrr druggist cotn't
Matkt, Rul Fourteenth slroou
% n.,,,,p,.,u.",,,.., Nll p tna,,u,,,.,,p,a.. ~
Il ",'',.,,....,,,,,.," ".,",o u Wsaiheg Fait
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Two hundred Utes wore said to have
gone north TO Join the Indians in Ho'
tack Ba,in carly this week. Small par
iisI Of Lsmpis have been slipping in
daily across the Conant trail, something
thsy have not vcutured to do siaco the
Yelowuono National PARK was on.
lnrlsd in 1891.
People in St. Anthony. Roxburg aud
other towns located in IDAHO between
tao railroad aud Jacksons Hole have
all along been placing no confidence in
the Indian "scarc," as they called it
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Indian police who have returned from
tho salt River Valley, whore tho big
trading pow WOW has beOn in progress
Tor week, said that tho band Of Ban
mock Indians uudsf tho leadership OF
Jim Ballard startod north towards tho
seat OF trouble ysStOrdOy. II these In.
dams reached tue bOlliGerontn in Tho
Fall River Valley before the troops got
there, aad they undoubtedly did, tho
result would necessarily DO disastrous
GaIIard's band Is composed OF The
worst element Of tho Bannocka, tribe
that in the general run is bad enough,
ior they aro rs rule lazy, shiitIeSs,
lighting Indians. This particular lot,
however, arc tho restless spirits OF tho
tribe, always ready to quarrel, oven In
t.mos Of peace, aud in the present OK
element II would require much loss
loSyon than these fifty turbulent hrav0i
to stir to au fntcnto pitch tho already
eKc,lod gathering on Fall river.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-30

to la cur. Desde entonces no hs
usado ya mas nediciDas, nj he te.
nido mas enfermedad de est6mago.
Nil salud es ahora psrfecta, y no
tengo dolores, nj molestia ninguna
clase. Recomendat6 todos ese
maravilloso remedis. On million
de agraolas al amigo que me indu-
10 q reCutrir q 81. Sifvase usted
aceptsr mi profnnda , sIncera gra-
titud. De usted afmo. (Fifmadol
Claudino Sanchez"
Y shora el lector pregu' tara !:
4 7 porqu6 el Jarabe Curative de
la Madre Seigel logra toles results.
dos elf donde tantos otros fsme-
dios son importantes 7 Ptes por-
que, q diferencia de aquell0s, esta
adaptable por destruir
10 enfermedad en- su ssiento radi-
cal, la torpe2a del estomsgo. ED 60
10 lleve que nos abre 10 pnerta de
la passion.
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