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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-03-19
CUBAN WAR NEWS.

Havana March 12-BptWppn San lose
and Tiyicala n large force of insurgents
have been seen moving westward. 90
<mez is still reported to be near the Gran
Cienega Occidental dc Sonoto and tbe an.
thorities say he appears TO be irving 70
enter the province of Santa Clara so rs ia
pass between Robas and Cienfuepos. nrov-
ince of Santa Clara.
The police have captured Perez Sun;pa
formerly editor of La Fraternidad Hp
was upon the point. if is claimed of re.
Joining the INSURGENTS Damn and was arm.
ed. In the struggle between Sunigo and
his captors the ey-editor was wonSdad
In the province of Santa Clara the in.
surgents have burned tbe nInntot;ons Of
Mercedes, Santa Rosa. Las CaIabrozas
La Faia and the house of tha workmen y :
well as the refinery. They also DESTROYED
y by fire the stock of molasses contained in
! two large warehouses and valued at about
in the province of Matanzos' the insur,'
gents captured the horses attached to a
hearse.
1t is now officially announced that Go
meZ will not seek to penetrate into the
province of Santa Clara. but If is said
that Maceo Gomez. In Crete and other
leaders will concentrates their forces in
the immediate vicinity of Maniuari. nroy-
ince of Matanzas.
Vicuna. Bernal. Suorez and IpcIan nre
accommodating in that direction and Con
eral Pratz is pursuing Come.
The columns under Colonies Tort and
Molina and the Alamanza battalion have
taken up positions SO as to nrevent tba in
surgents from entering the swami north
of the province of Motonzos and ,dioin-
ing the province of Havana '0"
General Lenarcs reports that small
bands of INSURGENTS haya nossnd +bnn,,a,h
the military line in the nr"y;nco Of IL L. u
yana between Rotobono and posoro non-
do. He adds that these mon beIon.ad o e.
the dispersed hands of Castillo Rorn,,,do o
and Colungo. ''''0' '''''eN
The insurgents bove dostroved mann
Manzanillo. tbe highway v,;tb drnon,itn
The eynlosion made n hoio O Foot W;dn nui
6 feet deem killed n urmbor o III hon mmu
and wounded several soIJinrS VI 'o'' e'
-"l 9o'''e''
CAUSED MOAJENTARy PIrOy,ECy
New York March 10 s,oo;oi y ~
World from Rorcalono sors Spe'''' " TIE
Owing 70 tha Amarca93 sono+o.s o5
iournment of ropsidnrati"n o fet tho k,i Hu
erency resolution tho Snon;s Oh cue f,J peilis
buovopt and exchon@ e IL iam.ar aunus are
before the war nan;c 10 io"ei even 'ii"h
E,o,,+L:,.. =.
further dem e npre Is very quiet and no
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

1aEtos STATE legislature. reiasf-a 10 ms
Alaskan koa71zSy
TIE subject matter - fhk< ~esoszssss~
nzs1@3T. the necessity a. 1e1kaIaa1EnE me
Asasksn. frDrsser USHER rs tersas ~ TIE
fsassszn treaty - cessation and the nrsssv
@sgss-ftessia1 treaty o. fk-s. both "a 10 tne
scsatssaztsrr coast strip and as 70 IRE list
tnerlsliaa Ere. has had careful co5skse-a-
tto1 hsre fer so-ss tire pat. IL wonsd
facilitate exarrSnatl1~ - IRE matter wsrs
TIE department alphabetically advised u
arr specific cases ~ British eIaErn 70 the
naFf<srs. ssys ard lasefs through which the
greater portion - IRE commerce AMI trade
cf are with the territory ~ ALASKA mast
= carried on. ard sbfch BY right. as
aforesaid, heasng - fhs United STATES "a
stated In fhe resolution - question No
tnstanee 81 asserted jurisdiction over terri
tory claimed ~ fae FFnsts1 Stats. a. e
invasioa q the rights Of the Unst@d stats
in tte prerz1ssea. haS heen brought before
tiEEs department. ard fhe only correspond
ence rad between iris government ard
that ~ Great Britain On the subject nas
been directed to a harmonious and zasIs-
factory ascertatnraeBs ~ the BOUNDARY and
its permanent deTnarkasio.. ] have tie
honor 70 Be. sir. yoar oa%sflent servant.
RICHARD OI4SEY."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

So extended and firmly established has
become the reputation OF fhe Copeland
specialists in the cure Of chronic e3tarrh
Of sll forms that many suppose the special
skill Of these psay stclans 10 BE confsRea 10
the treatment Of that aii-prevailsng. in
sidieus and dangerous disease, bat such IS
far from being The case. The same superb
mastery they have over tfat great enemy
Of the human race. they also possess over
chronic diseases OF All kinds. No sufferer
from d chronic and wasting malaoy; no
person whose nerves thro0 with the tor
lures Of rheumatism. no pale. restless,
nervous. efnactate1 invalid, y hose Stofn-
aya has ceased 10 perform rs GQty Of as
Sinailating tne food taken into II for
Sne S8Stsu2nNe % 1At body. 10 We
tim OF nerve 8racking neuralgia 70 ore
suffering and slowly dying from chronic
affections OF the liver. Kidneys hiadstr.
bowels and other organs Of the tUGys 10
unfortunate whose bronchial tubes have
been invaded Is cataFFa Gntti his lungs
have become affected ani ha Is threatened
With c1nSiEn lion, or whose entire system
has been undermined ~ the absorption OF
catarrhal poisons. IN fact, no person A.
fiicted win any chronic disease which hsf-
fies the skin OF the ordinary family ply
stefan ard + By him pronounced incuFa bic.
ever applies 10 the Copeland specialists Tor
relief in vain More than this. No person
* prevented from receiving the benefit OF
their great sklii because or their Inability
70 pay for il. for the Copeland fee Is 80
small i5af every SUFFERING mortar may Eo
10 them for relief. Their wonderful mas
terry over disease is brought within the
reach 81 the masses by the equally wonder
fai low fee OF s. A month for treatment.
all medicines being supplied by them free.
When the highest attachments OF medical
science, the utmost skin in the treatment
OF chrcnsc diseases, the greatest expert
ence In curing what most physicians adj
nit themselves 10 he unable 70 cure. are
thus brought within the easy reach % all
who suffer, il is no wonder that thousands
avail themselves OF the opportunity 20 ise
cured. and gladly proclaim their cure ana
gratitude. 50 that all others who SaffeT
may know where TO go for relief.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12
FARM MOTIFS.

The system OF ensnage makes summer
feeding practicable all fhe year, ara TIE
ease Mtfh WhieH seen Je11 - 8tstsEtf4
makes Il valuable ~ IS laxative and also
stimulates the appetite.
Eggs from hens that are Kept separate
from tire male birds keep better than
others and the hens actually lay better
and keep IN better condition tbs Is
matter feW poultry ralssrs ever tainS -
Corn fea 10 sheep should be given IN The
ear. SAWS tAe American sheep HTst''4sr lI
fed shelled in 4 trough the sheep VIII psoW
* ahead. gathering 4 zap So that a tnosit.a-
flsi j. taken and swallowed. IN the hurry t9
Eet u down and get some more. II causes
choking az time
There seems 70 ba an unusual proportion
af small potatoes tais year. i l. due. ia
part. tiou5ts 10 the urUDth w9tf1 IT,
sutre PAGES shortened the crop kut an
other reason - that MACY farmers c2n-
tiDue Ia plant Whole potatoes or pisces
having toa mueA seed
A faa for this winters brides hss the
merit az heiuE se.llsii5se- TIE 4trA tTfta3s
of tbe bride give her farewell dinner. aad
pieces u nna iineu as q contribution % ere
fnsn closet 81 the offde~eiect- tf $ =
pretty. inexpensive and sensible fad
sona hens seem 60 tse alsays above the
standard Of the nocS toy are ofiSat.
ACTIVE happy, healthy. ard mou.t early
and quickly. They begin r. las a~foFe fite
others. and keep IL ~ al winter ana
spriuE.- These should ue Separated fFota
xae othFrs. and bred from eNc+'aSiV"iy
Extensive range Is not necessary for
fowls. with the lsasslaie exception ~
games. bat IL saves a arse amount % ne
feed expense The c1uair1oFls q Qatao2r
ranee can easily ~ afaesi artiHcsa6ly. and
vita az f1Nss kept "a susAA ruas it VI
pay &c 90 gais.
Turning wiuter makers out for exercise
ag caId or even raw. days VII invariably
rvss.t ia less 20 UiIk pfoa,a2t- Relieve
the eaaHncuaen1 - fnuch a. passa5se y
having t1e stalls cseaR and Tp11ay. tcT y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

Tacoma. Feb. If--Spec4al- W.
Dickinson. general manager 81 the North
ern Pacific, returned today from a trip 30
Montana SIR. Dickinson says an opening
has been cleared through the debris ~ the
Mailan tunnel. and the work OF repairing
- = proceeding rapidly The tunnel * 10.
- lined with brick and concrete. ana until
Il j. finished the overhead track VIII be
used.
g :. FoEg. who was elected school a.
rector vice Mai. Oliver. resigned. has de-
ciined the honor The board viii have 70
make a third choice.
Robert Mckinney was convicted this aft
ernoon Of assault with intent 10 commit
murder on Mrs.. Lizzie KeTch and her
daughter Annie. Tag jury was out eaiy
twenty minutes.
William Ssigis. the Henderson Bay coan-
ferfeifeF. WAS today convicted ~ a Fed
ersi jury % making spurious coin.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

rider Titus and Cabanne, Morphy's asso-
ciafes. were not rcinstatea.
The most important report Of the morn
ing was that Of Chairman Gideon. OF the
racing board. TIE report states thar 20
suspensions were made last year, Of which
sixteen were permanent. In 1894 there
were 30 class 3 men. now there
are ss2 In the same year there
were ninety professionals in the league:
now there are "a Professional racing. the
report asserts. has been clean and honest
since the league assumed control OF IL The
report recommends that records in the fu-
ture Be limited 70 one-Quarier, o1e-i-ll- --.
one-half and oue mile
As soon as the convention reasseEnh!ed
In the afternoon an attempt was made 70
elect officers President Wilson, falling
20 secure a postponement OF the election,
claimed the right 10 submit 4 report.
which ne said. had n important bearing
ca the election OF officers. He secured TIE
floor and talked until after o'clock. 70
the manifest annoyance OF many delegates
The subject of MS report was the confer
euce between the Officers and members 81
the executive committee or the l. A w
and ire board OF trade Of bicycle manu-
fscture-s On the question % catalogue aa-
vertiSiue and other matters He asserted
that q ban az 81. - had been contracted in
tass connection by Consul Potter. which
l--a-c eleetinE officers President Will
son said charges bad been made In this
connection that he BAD reelected his duties
AS president This re denied This matter
brought up Consul J. p. Potter's Lawsuit
against the league. and a long wrangle
followed Finally motion was carried 20
receive the report and postpone its con-
sider4tion-
The election - offers was thsn declared
% ht- IN order Archibald g Wilson ard
Sterling Elliott were placed n n0rni1atio8.
ballot besinE taken. ft was announced
that Sfer3irs Elliott. u Massachusetts. had
received ia votes 20 , for Hilhsoa. =
MARYLAND, the present Incumbent TIE
roster was thsa completed bg TIE unarl-
mons election - tire following ticket FIRST
vice president. Charles r Cossu-a. $ew
York. second vice president. A c. Aor-
rfsu-. Wisconsin. treasurer. Z. :. Hart
vaU Colorado. auditing committee, j. +.
Adams Massachusetts, chairman, T.
Van Norte. Pennsylvania. and c. e Nc
CsrEhy. Colorado
The convention then took up the g1es-
tlsn sf selecting Vlaee Tor the Isss meet
I..,sssy.Ess ard Toledo sought TIE Aoa0r-
After several nominating address, TIE
reH was cagge1 and Louisville wss seiectess
hv sste Of IS - - A8fournnseae q As
taken untH o.cloes torDarrax uaSrrFhE-
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For Is years she suffered the indescrihabie
goFtures % rheumatism. acconffsa uit~i bg
catarTh of fAe stomach and constipation.
Her trsgalss began with arr liberated
throat and at that tina her threat WAY
burned and fae f0nslls removed. About
her ca - she says.
rheumatism tortured rJ@ constantly.
ard ] suffered from sick aes1Sche and 5iz-
zsness ] could not work OF sew. ard
could not sleep at night Ny appetite
failed ard ( had great distress after cat
fnz To add 10 ms troubles. about FIX
months ago q growth appeared on my
hack bf twsea my shoulder blades, wniea
g physician I consulted pronounced 10 Es
3 cancer and 5rrar&Ese. | was IN cons +
ton Of physical collapse ana mental fe-
sfondercy, when the statements 81 per
sons cured a. ire Copeland Institute
caused me 70 assain hope a Httie and
wsnt 20 tie Office Tor consultation aa3
treatment Under their care J at ence DC
gan % improve. and arr BoS fully Restored
10 health. Tn@ tauoT on my hack Eas en-
tsfsIy disappeared SfY stomach ls alright.
arssg I haxe a good appetite and sleep well.
BAT what gives me the most relief s. my
FREEDOM from TIRE tnFtuTinz tnFols % rheFa-
saat&sm- ! feel bayteT ard stronger than
for = years. and would gladly have paid
many tsrues TIE small fee CHARGED ~ tns
COPELAND physicians fof tse relief ] haEs
received from ps8n AID sickness.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

Patients living nj 4 distance are treated
~ mail as successfully as So the offlce.
gsna for symptom hank and have your
case diagnosed. II costs nothing.
Mrs. Mary A. simmons. 81 5hefd or.
ss,~esg ~ estarrA 81 the stomach. writes.
..Afy neighs.ors say II lis almost IKE seq
t,s1 he aFaa rzsFse 10 life 70 see me about
again For six weeks before 3se%hia your
Treatment 6t3 u0s ca ar ounce q topI.
and iva dpSt0rs said Sas abQ1i % ois
~ @.avssas4en Az stomach would not re-
feffs ever aater We had 20 faltn ia your
ssseg8faina ofsFr mraiesne haa nearsy
1g.fss ne and afy friends would NOT give
- s.anr. after Ii came for ITO weeks
Esfg.iv they dt3 80. a. iast resort Inc
resg;f IA ny pain - az gone. save =
ravsaots appetite. ass stsss. ri sai,k h
FOR tsn ye4Ta. ana my tish9s az N'f'-A -
"A miracle"
werrts A telegraph operator at
Esena VAST. Nn0 maa ea8rea - nervous
prossr..fsoa nssfs saaa = - agnia ;sr0 ~
VA : feN lines - les yaH kpgS of NY
sarsfgs3ea good aseftn. re fEsdA q yD"r
careful and scsenitfe tres ssiassas .u' -
ary .vrnrtsrns ~ return Of disease. and
an sffefaE end r5iesss
a. BIRD. a Lafayette. OF.--CursI
~ eat4rFa ~ ass8. throat ard si9sliAxfl
a. II p08lfftse. ~ oregon City. Or.
-cstaffh o. head and throat = years.
=, Ian pss.nona. y Meaisnnville. Or.
1.s.rea n esssfra u tire bronchial tubes
end aungs.
a. n II ciase. - Oregon City. Or
f-ssaryh ~ head. iarpat and stomach -
years. c5rss
Cart Harry Reeves. Rainier sgr.--~2ffa
81 estasrn ~ stomach and bowels
3arnse Honre&. fsHwego. Or .-s 'Farsf or
sstsrfn = fhe hroa e1iaf tates AMI lnngs-
Ma u q wrHsw. Kirkland. WASH
szssa~Ya OF head and throat - years care1-
s~ Augustus snnis. CiiHton, IHsan&
eeertsx. Wasa.-Casarrh 81 ne stomach:
cured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12
MARX THESE POINTS.
rn.aisa. should MARX

Flrxt-Thaf the Copeland system Is a
yelrke ~ fhe SIN and abuse Of oyercharg-
inx tire 81 X.
S..sofld-Thas under fhe Copeland sys-
ten no patient - slh5eet 20 uncertain or
farr.cfaas fae-rhargtnE or Ia any tax.
levv or expense whatever beyond the
assessment of s. monthly. including all
medicines.
Thfra-That chronic eases described IN
symptom blanks hy country paSents arc
gliarnss-sd and treated by mai! with pho
roflenai success.
81 That consultation Is free. and
al no have chronic diseases are cordially
srvftaa 10 come 30 the ufflee and cousait
NTH the physicians about them. or 10
write ftsllv and freely by mall
Fsffk-That the Copeland specialists
emr@ chronic catarrh. asthma hronchitiss
malignant ratarrh ~ the stomach arr
kidneys and al chronic nlasa9ies Win
great expedition and as little expense
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12
supreme Court Decisions.

olympia, Fen. u.-Speclai. Opinions 81
the following cases we're filed ia the SUI
preme court to-day
Peter Cnggins. appellant. ~ csty or Sc
attic. respondent. an aetics brought - re-
cover Sse = alleged 30 - due from the city
FOR hauling water pipe. reversed
William ~ Greene aud Lucinda III.
Greene appellants. IS. Louis Williams. &C.
PENDANT. G II. Reynolds et al, respond
ents. claEism. reversed.
<. r. Wilson st al. appellants, rs Will
lam Il Book e al, respondents, from Che
halls county; Judgment affirmed.
l. " Ballard and Mari ballard. re-
spondents. vs.. FIRST National bank OF
Slaughter ct al; from King county. 81
Armed
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phys3Sat wreck. unfil he Was restored 10
health - the marvellous power 81 the Core
land treatment. lie says.
Fer nfgeeu years / suffered AL the dis
f-eSsang symptoms as ca1arra 81 the nose
and tarosf. Ay nose WAS stopped up 50
that | had 10 breathe through nav mouth.
My head felt fuiI 4pka l had severe head
srar,,,ssf ~. sassy,,lis N,, ssss,,a,~ls -
came affected. and al last the catarrhal
poisorg went through nay entire system.
had oppression after eating. soar stom-
xch and a great k@lchInE OF Cas. Ny h0w-
els we're stopped up. and nv kidneys were
affsr;e3. Every winter / was compelled
70 leave my work quarter of the time.
a week o. more. Doctors appeared unable
20 do anything foF me. ard ! got 50 that
did not care whether ! lived or died The
apparently genuine ard niS5assrestsd state
mengs 0f persons cured az the Copeland 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12
NEW WAY 10 START RACES.
The Australian system Gives Zach
IIoi~-e "a Pair how.

The Australian system Gives Zach
Hof~-e Pair how.
San Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE Australian
sy stem OF starting was given a trial az
Ingleside today. and the result Of the trial
VIII be noted with considerable interest By
racing associations and turfmen through
out the country. II the test given today
car be taken as a criterion. It is safe TO
assert that the days OF a starter viii soon
be over. K was a success IN every psrtfcu-
lar. The fourth race was selected Tor the
test. and ten starters were facing the ma
chine. The horses had scarcely been al the
post a Minute when the trigger was
pressed and they we're sent away In perfect
alignment. II was the most perfect start
ever Witnessed in this section. and eiicited
great applause from the spectators. AR.
Corrigan was warmly congratulated upon
the success OF the new venture.
The winners were: Six furl0ngs. Sc ling.
kamsin. 1.l4iz: four fgrlongs. selling. .
year-olis, lamar. :5Aiz. seveu f5rioncs.
selling Sir Eassar. / .2az: one mile handi-
cap hurdle, four hurdles. St Brandon.
/ :5olz seven furlongs. selling. Ferris Hart
man ~
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@8ek =. ysu wsaid have the doctors > bs
zen If tsm we're PROSTATE with -onr
dreadful chronic faais8y sud without
the mean. Ia psT Six fees All she -af-
fer from catarrn. asthma or bronssitis.
burning rhsamatism or dtsfignrisx -kEa
diseases. lang or throat affections, liver.
ktdner. bladder. stomach or bowel
trouble or say ether waiting. etFsnie
afin~as are welcome ssery tfnas. 40 all
Tn. besefits Of the sop~lsna Medical In
stIsuse. the Collin. beiIdtng. Garner See
sFnd sad Jsnaes streets. without rxpense
beyoBd the nominal ass~ssmsnt OF 80
per naonss. ali medicines ineiaded-
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PRIVILEGES or ooSvICrs.
saa They Mursier and nt-obey Courts
Mlthntat I.mni-ia ne NJ.


Nss4 Walia rvh Sreessf -~t'raxf@t
\ eeHssn convicted tsst week ~ F''1r-
= ise Tecaas degree fer kisilnx Cen
- Wdihu Ftlis. was danie5 nsv trial
Saf - Ia'ee Teton fts was then ser
49, "a serve twentv wears IN ire pens-
Hsafy At hsrf lasor. commenting at ire
siiar % h> present seatenCr. fo1r
ls hencs. When asked ~ ~ had any
k ln say WV sentence should ngt b.
ssssra Rsrson made ianE speech &C. Pc
Re claimed she court had NJ f8Fis-
n Rnt -0u}t eoF sentence htm Whfts
- serving t~rrn Prom Ptsrce ceuafy
= essa tiaUe3 his ATTORNEYS for ghe in-
saity gIea
- " sisar. a craNl-t waa refused 20
- i1 tee Eersen rsse a~tH asgpeSs fres
- Afraarrf was br2ught un fnr sen-
ths cesrt sad BE bad hean nech
1919 utts the Question. and SIS slnsl
aatss1 wclh1 TeSt uith the supEsrsee
- Ns then ~eaisnct-8 Wilson 40 THREE
b. the ea2usy Nsit Is ~ served nst
sN5sFaftsn 81 p e senseaee IL are pen
AfF- Naees ssraux}y Objected. s-lalF,-
~ "a - Was in irons the ceart cont8
= kase ss-.feaee. sn3 sad he apa take
SsA''ee tn tae sssesT1eSlfe ceust.
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COPELAND FEE.

The cost Of a full course OF treatment
nj the Copeland Medical Institute Is at
the rate OF - per month. whether the
requisite period of treatment be three
months three weeks. ThIs Zee Ia
egudes All medicines and the constant
and watehfui care Of all patients to .
ha2i cure. Examination free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

Vancouver, u. &. Feb. u.-4-harles War
wick. the defaulf9ng government agent az
New Westminster. who was arrested il
Victoria last Friday. WAS brought over
from Victoria this morning and lodged IA
Westminster 3aI lie VIII come up for a
preliminary trial next Monday. II : stat
"a that ne will plead guilty 20 the charge
OF e1nhezziemcnt Of $50 and elect Tor
speedy trial.
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Tacoma nanker- Before Grand Jury.

Tacoma. Feb. Specialize Federal
fry has been taking testimony IN the
eases against W. @. Peters cashier. and
Maj. oliver. president. of the Columbia
National bank during the past two days
A great number Of witnesses have heen
subpoenaed- Peters is charged with falss-
fying the books, and Oliver with sgnbez-
element The grand jury viii probably re-
port on both tomorrow.
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Olympia. Feb. u-Spsciai.- -CoEtraeto
r. r. Goss. the successful bidder for the
construction Of the capitol building. was
in the city today. ard VIII return 10 Ia
coma in the morning he claims 20 b ia
a position 20 close the deal upon mo-
ment's notice having secured his building
bond. and VIII sign with the capitol COM
missionsTs upon the arrival here u lie
money for the warrants.
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stitnfe attracted my attention, and i con-
cln1ed 20 see xhat could be done for me.
TIE result has exceeded ny utmost hopes.
Ny nose Is no songes stopped az. nor does
b discharge. The arnppings IN my throat
have ceased. and my tareat - no longer
sore. Ny cough is gene. Ny appetite has
returned. and ! have no distress after eat
ing. dy bowels are regular. / have been
ahls 70 work 81 winter Cor the first time
IN years. although exposed to fha same
changes that formerly gave me 50 much
treahle. I have reg4ined the fesa | losg.
and feel better and stronger than for years.
I consider two things remarkable about tho
Copeland specialists. their wonderful sue
,s4ss In treating chronic diseases beyond tire
fHaeh o. the family physician ard their
equally wonderfuI willingness to gsiace their
skill within the reaca of the masses by
charging ensy s. q month and giving pa
tents their medicines free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12
THEY MASTER
ALL DISEASES
Chronic Disorders of All Kinds Yield to the
Skill of the Copeland Specialists.

Thousands of Persons Who Believed Themselves TO Be
Doomed to Remain Lifelong Victims of Ineurable
Chronic Diseases Have Been Restored TO Health and
Happiness by the Matchiess Skill of the Copeland
Physicians and for This Blessing Have Paid But So
Month"; All Medicines Included.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-12

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