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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19

us your hearing failing7'
do your ears dischage~
do the ears itch and hurnr'
rs the wax dry in the earss"
Are the ears dry and scalyS"
rs there a throabing IN eaTsG'
do you have = ringing in enrss'
Are you gradually getting Geaf2"
Have you pain behind the ears
Us your hearing bad cloudy days."
''Is there a huzzing sound heardf
Are there cracking sounds heard 90
DO you have earache occasionally -
Are the sounds Ike steam escaping
EDO you constantly hear noises in the
ears2"
''Do your ears hurt when you blow the
nose -
''Is there a roaring like a waterfall ID
heaG?'
DO yow hear better some days than
others7'
do the noises in the ears keep you
awake"
When you blow your nose do the ears
crack 90
us your hearing worse when you have
a cCI9g
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19

lave YOU cough?"
re you losing fleSh?''
. you cough at night2"
you take cold easilyF'
ave YOU a pain Ia Side2'
/. your appetite yariabie?"
ave you stitches in side2'
q you cough until you gag"
4 you raise frothy material?'
re you low-spirited at tim
0 you spit up yellow matterT'
D you cough on going TO bedg'
, you cough in the mornings
your cough short and hacking
ave you pain behind breastbone2"
D you spit up little cheesy lumps2"
9 there tickling behind the palate@
ave you a disgust for fatty foods?'
D you feel you are growing weaker
there a burning pain In the throat?"
D you cough worse night and morn
o you have to sit up at night TO get
a Eh2'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
HOMIE CARLO CASINO
y,ver Such a Person as "the Man
Who Broke the Bank"
,ss PLAYERS INVARIABLY LOSE
o..rr Little Principally OF Monaco, or
which the Bank Pays All Ex-
p~nsss, Even the Bishops.
Pail Mall Magazine.

M. r,nlioa pounds per annum. or nearly
"a been realized from the gambling
s-ss.s AZ Monte Carlo The
1'.-er ara the mystery which once sur
$50 Monte Carlo have departed. and
-. rnzt.er-of-fact examination OF the
~~ssxsnsn.. taken together with q state
- of The WAYS and means OF the enter
=. vii doubtless 20 10 efface any halo
:, romance which may still encircls the
,s.or.ous Casino
francois Blanc. az we all know, was
..,.s- 20 TIE schemes which have COM
s-s.,lv sransforme6 this natural beauty
80 o, ihs Riviera into an earthly paradise,
- centralized into the picturesque little
.~s,esrality a. the luxuries and comforts.
:. r,Il az al the vices and passions, that
,~.ons % mankind at che end OF the nine
..srth century. Bur there were gambling
.,slss a. Monte Carlo long before Pere
rfsno arrived. As far back as 1853 the late
P-nce Charles granted a thirty years conA
ss-s.on 70 a company with a capital of
20 90 70 carry on the gambling business.
sgsr IRE fortunes OF the Grimaldls were at
e. .bb tide The affairs OF Charles III.
"a touched the iow-wster mark OF prince
n peaury. and his kingdom was little more
ear q lair for pirates. who attempted 20
10y blackmail upon every vessel that
esrld b. sighted from the ''Tete de Chen
fss Dogs Head roek). which dominates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19

gsns. These are the symptoms
rs the skin pale and dry7"
rs your hair getting gray7''
Has the skin waxy look?''
rs the hair dry and hrittler'
rs the skin dry and harsh %
DO the legs feel too heavy9"
Are YOU cold and clammg?"
rs there nausea after eatinG?'"
DO the joints pain and acAeG"
rs the urine dark and cloudy7''
us this more noticeable In the morn
ings7"
Does a deposit form when left stand.
ingT''
"ltre the eyes dun and staring7''
is there a had taste in mouthg''
rs there psin In small OF backl~
do your hands and feet swellg"
Have you pain In top OF head?"
Has the perspiration a bad odorT~
els there pufFiness under the eyesf''
IFS there desire 20 get up at nights~
Are there dark rings around the eyes-s
do you SEQ spots floating bafors the
eyes?''
Have you chilly feelings down tho
back2"
40 you sea unpleasant things while
aslespf" -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
Mr.. Ashton Leaves for san Francisco

Tacoma. Jan. 1S.--Special.-James NJ.
Ashton, counsel for the Northern Pacific.
accompanied by Mrs. Ashton. went 10 San
Francisco on the afternoon train today.
Mr.. Ashton's visit to San Francisco has
especial significance at this time, owing TO
the fact that the four supreme court JUS
tees have been asked to take up the matter
OF the diversified receivership of the North
ern Pacific in the circuit courts in which
they respectively preside. Legal business
OF some nature calls Mr.. Ashton south and
It is believed here that he is TO appear be
fore Justice Field, presiding IN the ninth
circuit court, and in connection with the
receiverShip question.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL DILIER.


George E. Merge. Tacoma.
T. Duffy. Tacoma.
+. r. Drake. Fairhaven.
y. II. Harrison. Mount Vernon
Ned Schoeran, North Bend.
Thomas Watson, Port Gamble.
j. StOrrs, Mount Vernon.
Mrs. j.. StOrrs. Mount Vernon.
Mrs. r. A. Siegel, Mount Vernon
J. Z. Moore, Utsalady
Mrs. J. +. Moore, Utsalady.
Y. y. Reynolds, Port Blakeley
James Harris Tot
Thomas Bordeaux, Shelton.
T.. G.. English. Mount Vernon
W. L. Sclrickeri La Conner.
Mrs. T. Smith. La Conner.
i. Mccoy, Edison.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
J. F. Crowley. City.
W. Is. Goodwin. city.
j. b. McTurk. Tacoma.
Byron Barlow, Tacoma
y. .. Smyth, Tacoma
J. J. Mckay. Tacoma.
e. y. MilaT, City.
Miss Hattie Hair. New York.
Mary Bauer. New York.
Lester Herrick, san Francisco.
Maggie Black. SGoh0mish.
". W. Mixer, Tacoma.
W. /. MeliCk, Portland, Or.
~ W. Davis, " oo..ey.
g. n Gal1raith. Whatcon.
George T. Worley. City.
&. ". Bailey. Port Townsend.
:. II. Dickinson and wife, Aue. n. y.
]. Fred Hume. Aue. y. u.
J. Elliot. Nelson. B. c
Abe Johnson. Nelson, b. c.
James y. Bradley Tacoma
Phil Aspinwail Victoria
". 7. Clark. R0ss.and. y. c.
l.. +. Donehue, East C32liam
J. NJ Shalley, Portland.
+ 4. -Iennelly. New Nhatcom.
ia :. Barlow, Tacoma
a. r. Taylor, Tacoma.
NlUiam Petcheh. Tacoma
II /. Berkett city
II NJ. Pevser. san Francisco.
II. y. ogden. Olympia.
Charles : Eaton. olympia
u Mcclellan. VIA tom.
Wriian BIewett. B.ewett, wash
A r. Colman, Port Townsend
] e Goldsmith, - fau4.
Touis ]. Iauterbuok. Chicago.
j II. Mcfarland Tacoma
4. !. Ross, SPOKANE.
T Arthur. Spokane.
Frank Baker Port Townsend
Mrs Frank Baker. Port To"nssnd
Miss Gooch. Port TOWNSEND
HOTEL BUTLER.
2. c. Sullivan Tacoma
u &. smith. Tacoma
= NeB. Yourg. %anaimo' = .
lanes A. Fee. Ie1t.eton, or
+ IpweuEsrt. portland, pf
J ". Maitland, san Francisco
S,t-arIes l. Davenport. sonora, Mexico.
AS NJ. May. san Jose, ca
Irrr J. Snalg aressy-. san francesca
n Tt~flre. New Whateou.
= II T.a-niug. New Watson
Il = Mccarthy. san F'rauciScs
!, F4i-el.nfeli. Cincinnati.
~ S5over New York.
7 ". Jackson. Portland
NJ A. craig. Cal 2 go
-. +. 1atnlg-fs 90
3 r. ElttS. - Le4N
5 N. cooper, san Francisco.
I n Rf1s8sl. New y 14 icoTn-
TX c+einheiser. Portland
! Ga-oa1Cr. 4aeplflSA
= 7 HutcninEs. san Francisco.
NATIONAL HOTEL
2 r Griffin. Eugene. or.
= ;. HoZau. Dickinson
1Fa-~v Shrig. Wallace. Idaho.
d E5nGocks Boise city.
Ss-ueI evans Tacoma
Wr.tarn Ezgtcaisou, Nhatco5-
A clifton. VtctoTia. p. &.
\ %eister. Burlington
n =. Hale, IGigu 11ty.
q ii O'I.auE1Au. Ia Conner.
Il Allen. sE1aof7.sn.
Sf~~-a tg.son. Howard. 5. y.
3 C~arnelsrs. la Conner,
Adele %v1erE, olympia
q 4 Watson. O. y ky.
a n Williamson. cay.
a Benson Port Townsend
I. smith. Tacoma
y 81 Petersen Port Orchard
4 SNYDER, y est Se2tt!e-
Mr.. ard Mrs Lyons and daughter. WI
c'aarses B&rne7 Vancouver.
r - Parker. y TaiEno-
Charles = 4frscE- EcrraL1-
II. Z. Patrick. Portland.
J. J. AIcAa1al. Ia1o1A-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
Are ven frrfeanler.
" Are yoa nsrvous9"
DO yol get Sixxyrs

Are ven frrfeanlsr-
Are yoa nsryous9"
DO yev get eixxyr'
Have you no enerEy~
is your memory p06rf~
DO you feel niserahls
'Do you have cold feetr''
DO you get tired easllyrs
Do you have hot fiushssr"
Is your eyeSight blurred7'
can't you explain wheref''
Have ynu pain IN the back -
rs yeur flesh soft and tlabhyf"
are your spirits low at times >"
rs there bloating after eatfngf~
have you pain around the lains7''
DO you have EuTgling In bowelsTs
DO you have rumblng IN howels7.'
is there throhhing In the st0manhf"
do you suffer from pains in teuples3"
10 you have sense OF heat I'm bowelsess
do you have palpitation OF the heart 7''>
is there n general feeling OF lnssstndef'
DO thesesfeelingS alteot yeur memory?"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19

Is the breath foulT'
rs the voice huskyf"
DO you spit up slimeG''
Do you ache ali over
DO you blow ont scaos2'
Is the nose stopped up
DO you snore at night?"
Does your nose dischargeT
Is this worse toward night7@
Does the nose bleed easily %
Do crusts form IN the noseG
DO you 'sneege great deaiT
Is the nose sore and tender
Does the nose itch and burn
Is there pain in front Of headT'
Is there pain across the eyes
Is there pain in back OF head
Is there tickling in the throat2
Is your sense OF smell leaylngF
De- you hawk 10 clear the throatT
is there a dropping in the throats
Is the throat dry in the morning
DO you sleep with the mouth open
Are you losing your sense or taste -
Does the nose stop Up toward nigatg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19

Mr.. :. II. Lee. 50
~. Twenty-frst St.
Portland. Or. cured
OF catarrh of head.
stomach and liver.
The liver Is affected
by cstArrh through
tho disease extead-
ing from the stem
acS into the tubes
IN the liver. These
are taa symcfomst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19

Mr.. ]. n ell. 20
Morrison St, Port
land. Or. cured OF
catarrh OF the head
and throat. This is
the most prevalent
form OF eatarrh and
results from neg
lected colds. These
are the symptoms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
Disease of the Bronchial Tubes.

Mr.. James Monroe.
Oswego. or, cured
OF catarrh OF the
bronchial tubes and
lungs.
W hen catarrh OF
the head and throat
is left unchecked it
extends down the
wfndpipe into the
bronchial tubes and
IN time attacks the
lungs. These are the
SYMPTOMS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
WRITTEN IN THE RECORD Or CURES.
That Superb Mastery of Disease that Distinguishes the Copeland
Practice From All Others--Proof that Even the
Worst Cases Can Be Cured.


Jerome Luft. rcr-
ner Sixth and Olive
SITS. Seattle. Wash.
Cstarrh OF head
cured. hearing re-
stored. Catargi ex-
tends along ,hs Gus
tscaian tubes into
the ears, caE2lfsg de-
feotive n earIng.
These are the sym2-
n 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
Disease of the Kidneys and Bladder.

Mr.. Andrew lar
SEN III Seventh 81,
Seattle. Wash, cured
OF catarTh OF this
bladder. Oatarrh also
Affects tho kidneys.
resulting from colds
or overwork OF kid
neys I'm separating
from the blood the
poisons that have
been absorbed from
x.4farrh ~ neh.v. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
Disease of the Stomach.

Mr.. Williams Palm
or. 2G5 Fifth street,
Portland. or, cured
OF catarrh OF the
stomach. This dis
ease isusually caused
by swallowing pol
sonous mucus, which
drops down from the
hea q and throat at
night. These are the
symptoms.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
Disease of the Bowels.

Capt Harry Reeve,
Rainier, Or. cured
OF catarrh OF the
stomach and bowels.
This IL q most dis
tressing dtseas
marked chiefly By
gripping pains in bow.
els ana frequent
6iarrhoea-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19

II cures.
II Is mild.
II Is soothing.
IL restores health
its cost Is trfning.
1t IL praised by thousandA
II is within the reach Of Al.
II Is given for a month for o.
Its cured patients recommend ft
IL Is taken at home successfully.
1t drives catarrh from the system
IL demands no big phys.ctan's fse.
II Is taken by rich and poor alike.
il is both local and constitutional
II uses mild. antfseptio inhalationA
IT reaches distant patients by mail.
IL makes n radical and lasting cura
il stops innumerabie aches and pains
IL costs but s. q month. medicine frees
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
COPELAND ZEE.
CURED AT HONE.

A full course of treatmcnt, only o.
month me dicines included.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-04-01
Lopande N:r M r..
D A KOTA A.

Beslagtaget oil. Tvenne vagnsla-
ster 81, afsanda af Pabst Brewing Com
pany Milwaukee, Wis, till en- August
Pien Aberdeen, S. D., togos beslag
al sheritfen a den senare platsen i6rra
yeckan.
Till fyra ars straffangelse DOM
des forra veckan 17:arige Fred Roehm
som for en- langre It'd tillbaka m0rdade
en- farmarbetare vid MANN Ed. Sever
son. r. angaf M. Wadsworth och dem
mes hustru sasom sina med brottslingar
och sasom torde ihagkommas, under
glck afven Wadsworth hari0rliden ram
sakning med anledning haraf, men
frikandes till befolkningens stora for-
bittring.
Republikanska statskonventet
a'holls Huron, S. D., f0rliden onsdag.
honventet f6rklarade sig for skydds-
tuilar och FOR det republikanska parti-
cts princlper allmanhet Med afseen-
de pa hnansfragan afeaf det ingen be-
stand f6rklaring, men uttryckte sin
lullkomliga tillit till partiets vishet
och rattvisa, afven hvad l0sandet az
deuna fraga vidkommer. For natio-
nslkonventet utsagos alta Mckinley.
delegater.
Ungdom och alderdom. Diver
nedkomsten af ett valskapadt gosse-
Darn kunna herr och fru Thos. Olson,
bosatta omk ing alta mil norrom Elk
Point S. D., gladja sig sedan l0rdags
d. d. Naturligtvis ar namda famili eli
den enda, som beskarts EFT dylikt froi-
deamne, och handelsen omnamnes eli
heller sa mycket for dess sallsynthets
skull som for den dermed f6renade.
mindre vanliga omstandigheten att IA
dorm Or en- S4:arig gubbo medau mo-
dern endast raknar sutton varar.
Sjelfmord bsgick l6rra veckan
Daisy Southan, dotter till doktor
southan Spearish, s. D., och skolla-
rarinna pa platsen. Anlednlnsen var
olycklig karlek. Dan oerlarna alckan
hade nemligen foralskat sig en- sps-
lare vid namn George Stephens, hvi!-
ken dock lar ha vagrat att gilta sig
med henne af det skal, att han hade
ALT for stor aktning for saval henne
som hennes familj for att villa inf6ra
henne den umgangeskrets, hvilken
han till foije af sin sysselsRttning ma
ste rOra sig. - Sjelfmord. begick fire.
days en- Andrew Olson Sioux Falls.
81 o. Mannsn hads pa senare tiden
varit Sd besynnerlig att slagtingarne
velat sanda honom till darius. Under
soknfngsuamden f0rklarade honom
dock vara vid uormalt sinnestillstand,
och blef han derf0r for n&gra dagar se-
dan intagen pa fattighusot, der han
afven gjorde slut pa sin elandiga, jor-
diska tillvaro.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-04-01
w CO NSIN.

Ahlden aldring. En- NJ. William
son, som sedan 1899 .varit bosatt Ma.
olson, aded slit hem derstades f6rli.
den onsdag den hoga aldern af 95 ar.
Genom eldsvada 6delade onsdaga
Amigo Screen Door Companys Anti
go torkugnar jsmte deri f5rvarade
5, 900 fot travirke. Elden tros ha upp-
kommit genom gnistor fran cit loko-
motiv.
Poststold. Otto Schiller haktades
i Rhinelander f0rlidsn onsdag pa an.
klagelse att under tiden han for ett par
ar tillbaka var postmastare Port
Wing ha stulit peusar ur rekommsn-
derade bref. Manner erkande sin
brottslighet och fordes till Milwaukee
for undergaends af ransakning.
Anklagad for stold. A. Bjorn-
stad, anstald hos Rowe Jswelry Com
pany Chippewa Falls, arresterades
l6rra veckan for st0ld fran siua arbets-
gifvare. Vid genomsokandet af hans
koffert fam man Is guild och silfverur,
EFT operaglas och $3.50 kontanter.
Alltsammans var stulet.
Var ingen olyckshandelse.
numret for den II mars omnamdes att
famiIjen Oldhouses Herold samtlige
medlemmar omkommit vid en- eldsva-
da som 6delagt Ieras boningshus. Elds-
yadan troddes ha uppkommit genom
nagon olyckshandelse, men det har So
81 h1ifrSt hro ut off
samma var anlagd. llgerningsmannen
ar dock okand.
West Superior-nyheter: Fast
bundna vid golfveti en- liten koja i
skogen s6der ON Brule och halfd0da at
svalt upptacktes en- Nels L. Anderson
och hans hustru tisdags alta dagar.
Eft stycke fran f0riildrarne lag ett 10
manaders barn, afvensa lila medfaret
af hunger och kold. Sedan de stackars
psrsonerna l0sgjorts och e:hallit f6da,
omtalade A., att ':yra l0sdrifyare kom- ;
nit till kojan fem dagar tidigare och
fordrat i6da. Data hada A. nekat gif-
va dem, emedan fam lien, sjelf var i
trangmal for matvaror. Uslingarne
hade da 5fverfallit A och hans hustru
och fastbundit dem vid golfvet SAINT
derpa tagit hvad som fans huset och
begifvit sig derifran. W. F. Edholm,
som torra numret omnamdes sasom
ldermannakandidat femte wardet.
har tillkannagifyit att han ej annu
upptradt som kandidat och eli amnar
sa CORA. - Gust Quist, som bsfunnits
vara vansinnig, har afsandts till asy-
len Oshkosh. - Emil J. Peterson
var harforliden utsatt for olyckan att
"a sin ena fot krossad under arbete vid
David Dobees timmerlager, der han
under vintern halt anstallning. Den
af fiera Minnesotafarmarc for forsking-s
ring anklagade Galloway har yadjat
till h5gra rats och fat malei remitte-
radt till distriktsdomsto!en.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1896-04-01
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Tvenne kostnadsforslag for en-
kanal mellan Lake Superior och Mis-
g sissippi ha uppgjorts af fkrigsministern,
och gar det ena lost pa $7,OoO,o00, del
andra pa $50, 900, 900.
Nedlagd pa sjukbadden. Enligt
onsdags ingangna underrattelser fran
Davenport, Ia., lar den ryktbare violi-
nisteu Reminyi ha haftigt insjuknat
under sin yistelse derstades.
Konkurs. J. F. Seiberling Compa-
ny Akron, Ohio, tillverkare af EN-
pire sk0rdemaskinerna, gjorde konkurs
f6rra veckan med skulder, uppgaende
till omkring $3.50, 900: Firman etable-
rades redan pa 6O:talet under MANN al
Excelcior Mower & Reaper Works.
Lefvande begrafven under EFT
jordras blef fredags en- ernvagsarbe-
tare vid namu Albert Swenson un-
der det han arbetade 4 den nya
Ishpeming & Lake Superior banan,
meddelas fran Marquette, Mich. Dan
omkomne var hemmahUrande i Isanti
county, Mimi.
= Anklagad for mord. Samuel P.
Langdon, en- rik kolbaron Philadcl-
phia, haktades tisdags q. d. pa miss
tanke att f0reg;tonde sUndagseftermid-
dag ha m0rdat sin alslsarinna, an
Annie McGrath. Flickans litlGsa kropp
upptacktes pa mandagsmorgonen. men
r6rande fdrloppet vid hennes d6d har
ej mycket blifvit bekartgjordt. Dock
synes det warn antagligt, att manner
forst d6dat niclSan och sedan tinist bt-
rofva sig sjelf lifvet, mon sista stua,,
f0rlorat ,nodet och flytt fran plarsen.
Langdon ar gift.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-09-05
DIDN'T GO 10 % u.

On the face of the papers, Is shown
in our last issue. The Progress
stands convicted of plagiarism. 1t Is
true that Il didn't 60 to do it," but 1t
is there, big as life and to the editor
it looks little bigger.
OF course like all sins, and like all
folks. this one is laid on the devil
we can't come the Adam act, and lay
it on the madam, because We are
skeered and the devil did do it too.
In fact, he is primarily and almos' to-
tally responsible, He did beguile the
editor, who was hard up for help, to
set type and the fruit seemed good
and I'VE did eat"
The article in question was IN ret
erence to Senator Murphy, OF New
York, aud his support OF the Demo
cratic National ticket. 1t was clip
ped from some paper, but which one
we'll be blessed if we know Who
ever you are brother! please jns
consider that you We're given prope
credit; and for true I'VE d dn't 80 Il
do it"
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-09-05

Sunday, September 6, the Cotton
Bolt Route will run a special train
from Shreveport to Magnesla
Springs. Ark, account Sam Jones
csm-meeting at latter point. Round
rate from all stations, Shreveport to
C .vett's, inclusive, will be Sl.25, and
corresponding reduced rates from
other points. Tickets limited tc
date of sale. Train will leave
Shreveport 6 en-; VAUDEVILLE $40 a
M; Benton, GAO am; Alden Bridge
$50 am. Hughes, $3.50 am; and ar
rive at Msgnesis 1920 am. Return
ing train will arrive at Shreveport
about 11:3O pm.
Special train will be run on Sunday
from Pine Bluff and Texarkana tt
Magnesia Springs.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-09-05
PRESS ASSOCIATION MEETING.

Tue time of holding the seven
teenth annual convention of the
Louisiana Press Association has,
upon authority of the President of
Association and the consent of the
citizens of Lake Charles, been
changed from the early days of o.
tober to September 9, 10 and IL.
This change in date is made with a
view 70 subscribing the best interests
of the association. Was the meeting
held at a date subsequent to the
Denver excursion many members
who have expressed a desire to 60 on
that trip would be unable to attend
the meeting of the association
Members who anticipate attending the
meeting, as also those who desire te
go on the excursion, will please ad-
wise me at onc', that arrangement:
may be made for trausporsation
The Denver exclusion will star,
from Lake Charles on the eyen;n.
of September Ii, aud will ra,nr,
September 20. L. s. ScaTg
Sec'y Louisiana Press a ssse ation
Ripans rabule, cure c;ls,,;na,..,,
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-09-05
Now is The Time to Treat Catarrh,

One week treatment during the
summer is worth one months during
the winter, ,ln fact. in some aggravated
cases it is simply impossible to effect a
cure during the winter months, and in
these instances patients have been ad-
vised to delay treatment until summer
what is catarrh? Its the result OF neg
lected colds. Beginning with naso.
pharyngeal irritation that is the cold
first settles at the junction of the back
part of the nose and the upper protiOn
of the throat-the catarrhal inflammation
rapidly extends upward through the
eustachian tupes into he ears, causing
buzziug. r)arlng, Kissing or ringing
sounds. he hearing is gradu illy i'm
paired. CajArrn affects the whole sys
tenn, the eyes, ears, nose, throat, bron
chal tnbes, ii IS, stO mach, bowel
X dneys, liver, bladder. etc. etc.
PROF. S. A. MORSE,
the inventor Of the famous
NOR e VA )R[Z[NG MAILER,
he himself is now at the lily Ho I'll
Shreveport, and will remain for lin
tied time.
Prof. Morse will give Tree tests o,
IT, ials to all callers. IAN deposit price
of inhaler with any bank or drug store
If not satisfied after fair tril can re
turn the same and money refunded.
This is home treatment: will last a
life time and dozen can use it as we'll
as one.
For colds, cough, lungs trubles or q
sore throat it has no equal. Endorsed
by the most eminent physician Of Eu
rope and America.
Dear Sir-We have use your Vapoiz
ing inhaler in prescribing for nasa
catarrh and bronchial affections, anC
reguard it as we'll adapted for all The
purpose Tor which it is designed and Ell
perior to anything OF the kind we have
ever use.
Elk General J. c. Palmer, U
| S -: Medical Inspector +. 5. Wales
| i. s n: DR.. A. w. Miller, Washing
ton, ~ e.: DR.. Walker, Chicago, IL .
! aeuical Director Chas Martin, U. S. a.
sturgeon Basil Norris. U. :. n: rr0f
aces u. Chicago Ill Ur. John d
king, Lincinneti, O.
Cousulta ti0n and trial Tree. Oifio
az CftY e tes
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1896-09-05
BARGAIN BY "a |
n n ~ rnr :.
Boards
Cut Rate Drug Store.

We are going to have Sacrifice sale
every day until further notice.
We ere frequently asked by cur CON-
petitors and others. why do you sell
goods 50 cheaply?" We tell the gold
metz it is on account of the silver scare.
md the silver men it is On account OF
the goldbugs, and try hard to sell goods
to both parties by Offering them the
following inducements