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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
THROAT CUT.
CONTINUED from page ~

turn to the road. The man wore a white
| pvercoat and a white hat. lie wondered
| what the man was doing in the orchafd
| and while he was looking ne saw MIN
change his white hat for q plack Sliii
one
About - minutes elapsed. and buggy
harncssed to a dark sorrel horse drove
up the hill. The buggy contained a man,
dressed IN dark clothing, but MI cheney
was not able to give any further descrlp-
ton of him. The stranger who had thrown
the bag behind the wall was still stanc-
ing there and as soon as the morse
stopped he picked up the bag, walked out
Of the orchard and got into the buggy;
The carriage drove off rapldiy ana
turned down Linden street near by. Inc
norse was headed in a nprtherly dlrectloh
and was soon lost sight of Mr.. Cheney
thought something was wrong ana ne de-
termined to report the incident 10 the
city marshal. He was on the way 10 tne
marshai's house when he learned OF the
tragedy.
Frank Clougn reported to the police
that he also saw the men in the Vicihlty
of the orchard and watched the buggy
disappear down Lyden street. Later seV,
eral residents of West Rochester reported
that they saw a dark sorrel horse anu a
buggy containing two men driving flpiu-
" through that town. They We're gong
toward Salmon Falls river. which, in TINS
section forms the boundary between Nc"
Hampshire and Maine. The authorities
at Rochester when notified started IN
pursuit Further news OF the mysterious
carriage is expected some time tonight.
The Somersworth officers were assisted
by the police and citizens of other places,
Mayor Hanson himself having assumed
charge of the search.
A REPRESENTATIVE Of The Associated
Press visited the scene OF the murder ana
robbery. during the afternoon, and from
the appearance of the bank door ana the
interior of the counting room Il general
idea was obtained of how Mr.. Stickney
resisted the invasion of his bank by the
desncradoes There were undoubtedly two
men IN the affair and although il is posi-
bic only one man entered the bank, tins
Is hardly probable.
1t is thought that after the cashier was
oycrpowcred one of the robbers left 10
get the team ready In order to get q good
start before the deed was discovered,
While he was getting tie buggy. the
other was helping himself 10 the cash i1|
the vault
The outside door had been locked by
M. Stickuey after Mrs SWaZcyS depart
ura and when thu. robbers found they
could not open If, they smashed the plat
glass which formed the upper half Of IL.
The lower floor OF the building Is oc-
cupied by "A grocer, but the noise of the
failing glass ala not alarm him The
men then crawled through the hole mad
In the door The inside door which lri
into the apartment behind the counter
was also locked as was shown aftcrwHrd
by thc appearance Of the heavy iron bar
which was used TO fastcn IL.
The men could not gain an entrance to
The inside by way Of the counter very
easily for "A heavy iron.
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HON. |. 7. CARLETON
Continued from page -

Whereas The Grand Army of the Re-
public has repeatedly adopted resolutions
favoring the adoption OF military lnslruc-
ton in public schools, thereby improving
the Dhvsidue of our youth. lnculcaliil5
lessons of patriotism and duty as citizens,
both in times of peace and war and pre-
pairing them TO render eHectiVe service
in times of national emergencies.
Whereas, Bills have been repeatedly a.
troduced into Congress. authorHlng de-
tails to he made from the United stats
army for instruction work IN the paoiic
schools. and
Whereas Such bills have heretofore
failed of enactment. be it
Resolved, BY the 30th annua! cncamp
ment of the Maine Grand Army OF the he-
public, that ii heartily commences shch
legislation to the attention OF the sent
tors and representatives in Congress from
the State of Maine and requests the m 70
use their influence to have Dill lof inns
purpose enacted.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
tons be sent TO each senator ana repre-
sentative in Congress from this state
Resolved That the thanks of TINS de-
pantment be extended totle Legislature
of Maine for their liberal appropriations
made Tor State pensions to our disabled
comrades. their widows and orphans, Tor
the years 1898.
Resolved. That the thanks of this de-
partment be extended TO Custer Post and
the city of lewiston for their splendid
entertainment. and to the several rail-
road and steamboat lines for reduced
rates to this encampment.
MEMORIAL. DAY.
Memorial day is one of hallowed memo
rieS and holy association: its proper op-
strvance appeals to loyalty and patriot
ism. We cannot view the prevafiing DIS
position to convert Il into q day of sport
and paStime save as Il desecrdtion which
deserves the severest condemnation of all
patriotic citizenG.
john f. Lamb r. +. Eaton. Edwin a.
SWEET. Stanley Pmmlner. John p. Rand,
committee on resolutions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17

The odd Fellows Block in Southwest
Harbor, a handsome $4,000 structurewill
be completed in season for the grand
dedication on the 9Th or 3rd Of July. for
which an elaborate programme Is be-
ing prepared.
Some Of the draughtsmen at the
Bath Iron Works are agitating a Bath
branch o. the =. r. o. Dis. This tr-
der originated with the draughtslnen at
Cramps from q series of smokers and
rew has chapters at Baltimore ana
Newport News.
Lacpria Lodge Of odd Fellows
Biddeford. has held It's charter 50 years.
having been instituted April Is. ls47.
During all that time the lodge has
never been without quorum at its
regular meetings. This lodge has the
largest membership in York county.
owns its han. and is in a prosperous
condition.
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Other Domestic Ports.

HALlFAA, n. s.-April I6, ar; Sims
Portia Farrell s. Johns; N F; Labra-
nedy New York; bks Valen (Norl;
Svenen, Barbados; Presente. Gazarino
TrApani; schs Ella II Barnes. Peters New
York Carrie Easier Page New York
Attic Arenburg. Porto Rico. Sid. stm
ulunda, Fleming, Liverpool via St. Johns,
n +.
Cumberland Boston; Palentino. ALA
brico, New York: blk Mistletoe. Simpson
Barbados: sch Wellman Hall Knowlton.
York. Me. cid. schs Bessie Parker. Par
ker. New York; Frank and Ira, Acorn
HfLLSBORO. N. B-April 16. ar. 1ith.
schs Elwood Burton, Day. Gloucester
18Th schs Matte J. Allies. Crockett, Port
ton; Nellie f Sawyer. Williams. Portland.
CID, 18TH sch Elwood Burton, Day, Port
land.
BosToN-April 16 ar. Sims Chicago
mouth n S; \ Chisholm OBJ. Malone
Bay. n S; Ben Hur. Kennebec; Princess.
orland. Me. CID, sim Catalonia CBr).
s: ii Nj Stanley (Brj. st John. N i )
Christine Moore. Kingsport n S; Leading
Breeze, Portland. Cid and sid sims Var
mouth; Yarmouth. $; schs Morales
King. towing raft spars and barg,
Bonnaza. Kennebec 0atter to load 70,
New York; schs Daylight, Damarscotta
ana, baltimore: BellesRusSelI. eastern por :.
(to load for Philadelphial: Sunbeam Deer
Isle; Julia A Decker, Rockland Copy
eastern port; Elite Grand Manan, n p:
cora Il, Nellie Walters. George e, Hattie
Muriel for st John n b.
SALEM MASS.-April 1G. sid. schs M {
Moseley. Providence; p Ingraham. Au
gusta; Flora Condor. Rockland; spartei
Jonesport; Phineas Ii Gay ,Damariscotta
st John.
PORTSMOUTH. n. II-April l6. sid
Sallie e Ludland st John; Hunter, ST
John; Atlanta. Rockland
whey ARD HAVEN. MASS.-April is
ar, schs Romeo (Bc). st John for Provi-
denee: Annie T Bailey. Philadelphia for
Gardiner (and sailed; e G Willard
Green. Amboy for Bangor Freddie Wal
ton. Rondout for Portmouth; Cumber-
land Amboy for Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
DEAD At HIS DESK.
Wells Finch. New York Produce Dealer. Acct
dentally Shot, in His Office.

New York, April 16.-Wells Finch; 9
-four broker, and a member of the FRO.
duce Exchange, accidentally shot an.
killed himself. Thursday whlle ap
parcntly cleaning a revolver in his once
in the Produce Exchange building. re
was found dead. late in the afternoon, ps
IA porter. The body was discovered III
chair at a desk. one hand clutchins .
revolver of which one chamber had peer
empted. On the desk was a screwdriVei
and a bottle of oil.
1t was evident that the dead man li az,
been tinkering the revolver. The bullet
penetrated the left eye and entered IN,
brain. Between the teeth of the corpse
was a cigar holder containing a paruallS
Finch had been a member of the Pro
duce Exchange for over 30 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
SPARKS FROx MAINE WIRES.

The members of Presumpscott Valley
Lodge. X. of p. Cumberland Mills, OBJ
in Castle hail. Thursday evening. Past
Chancellor A. w. Shaw read Il complete
historical sketch of the lodge. II now
has 202 members After musical pro-
gramme an elaborate banquet was served.
Hon. Scion Chase addressed the Auburn
Timetable League at Auburn, Thursday
evening. on Thomas jefferson and hos
work as a statesman. Mr. Chase said the
trouble in the business world was caused
by the demonetization of silver He briefly
related the story of Them Steers" The
other speakers were Daniel LARA ESQ.
President Hopkins, Henry G.. Casey, L.
l.. Brooks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
MYSTIC SHRINE CANDIDATES.
The Mobiles Of Kora Temple, Lewiston, Initiate
Thirteen Candidates.

Lewiston, April 16.-Shriners from all
parts of Maine assembled at kora Temple
Thursday night, to witness the work or
- Candidates, and over 200 sat down tc
a banquet following. Those initiated
were:
John F.. Hill. Augusta: Elmer G. Ger
IRISH, Portland; Stinson L. Walker Bris
toll; Edward b. Wilson, Portland
Leander w. Forbes Portland; w I
Emons and c. II. Hanson of Saco. Angu:
O. Campbell. Sangerville; f. d. Lynn, Au
gusta; c. e. Smith, Phillips; Georg,
Phillips Waterville; G. Fl. Greenleaf
Bath, and John +. Lamb, Livermore Falls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
Maine Fraternity Notes.

stituted at Lincoln.
\ lodge Of the Grand Orient viii b,
instituted at Bangor. April 20.
Northern Light Division. Sons OF
Temperance, Harpswell, has Il mem
bers.
Excelsior Commandery. L. O. G. c.
Lewiston. recently initiated Is mem
bers.
Twelve new members were Undated al
a recent meeting of the Winthrop Court
of Foresters.
Crown Assembly, No. 80, auxiliary to
the Knights of Pythias, was organ
lied at Steep Falls recently.
There is talk of forming q chapter OF
the National Society of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution in Bath.
The court of the order of Forestcrs. re-
Gently instituted at Mattawamkeag. re
ports large increase in membership.
+. II. Walcott has been treasurer of
Union Lodge of odd Fellows for -
years. and one Of the trustees for eigh,
years.
Court Kinneho. No. SO9S. /. o. F.. San
gerVille. viii make debates Il regular feat
ure of the entertainments which il will
have in the fature.
The Odd Fellows of Maine will. al
their several lodges. on the Goth of thi.
month, observe the 18th anniversary of
their organization.
Crystal Lodge. l. O. G. T.. Presque
isle, received five new members at n
rece.t meeting. This lodge is gaining
rapidly in membership
A lodge of Good Templars and a lodge
of Juvenile Templars have been organized
recently at Baldwin. the former having
% members and the latter -.
The Knights of Pythias Of Fort Fair
field, Pressure Isle and Mars Hill, Will
join together and organize u Uniform
Rank, consisting of 40 or more mem
lers.
At a recent meeting of SILVER CrcSs
Ledge, No. IS. knights of Pythias. Ct
Belfast. Past Chancellor 4. c. Whitney
was presented with beautiful past
ehancellor's jewel.
The Benevolent order of Elks will soon
have lodge instituted in Lewiston
Nearly 80 leading men of Lewiston and
Auburn nave signed the necessary
papers FOR charter.
Sheridan f. Miller Command. Union
Veterans Union. Belfast. is increas.re
rapidly in membership. Applications
are coming in freely from veterans in
all the reighboring towns.
OF t6e II charter members of Har-
wood Ledge, +. and a. NJ. Machias. in
stituted April s, 1858, only two are rgy
living; John d. Sargen, its first w. NJ.
ard Frank "A. Hill, its first S. D.
The Womans Relief Corps of Dexter
VIII probably give an entertainment in
the near future for the purpose of raising
. fund to help the National Association
70 improve the site of the Andersonville
prison.
The. list of charter members Of the
American Mechanics Lodge. Bath has
ing to eIyter. The Uniform Rank expects
TO turn out 100 men in the Memorial dav
parade.
Alonzo r. Libby Command. Union Vet
Grams Union. was mustered in recerlsN
at Unity. The command embraces mem
bership in Freedom. Troy Durham and
Thorniike, ANA The outlook is a very
bright one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT.
Ralph Jenkins O! Pittsield. Loses Life in Sc
bssticook "A Companion Saved.

Pittsfeld. April 1G.-Ralph d. Jenkins,
son Of d. L. Jenkins, 4 well-known
citizen OF this place. was drowned in
The river about half mile below this
place. today. Young Jenkins and MIR
Everett CAL started on a duck hunting
expedition In canoe. when not far
from tho city, the craft was accident
any capsized and both were thrown
into the water. jenkins sank ct once.
Call. after a severe struggle reached
shore in an exhausted condition. As
soon as possible he gave the alarm,
and search for the body was begun.
Yourg Jenkins is spoken Of very highly
by the people 81 the town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
B0sT0N'S OCEAN TRAFFIC.
Forty Steamers Now En- Route, the Largest
List Ever Known.

Boston. April 16.-In connection with
the large number of European steamers
now on the way to this port it is interest
ing to note that some ofthe local agencies
have their hands full in handing me
many extra ships consigned to them. Inc
Johnston Line alone have - STEAMERS on
the way here. while Messrs. FurneSS,
Witty x Go. have nine steamers. The
fleet is gaining fresh acquisitions dally
and at the present time there are AZ
steamers on the ocean Boston bound.
which is the largest list for this port ever
known.
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Base Ball.

At Paterson--Paterson, 70: Newark. g.
At INSTRUMENTATION. s. Springfield
At Observation-Disclosures H. Brook
lyn 3.
At New York-New York, 10; SYRIA
cuSe, /.
AT Bridgeport-New York University
10: Bridgeport, s.
At Ithaca, n. Y.-Corne1. 3; Rochcs-
ter, s.
AT Baltimore-Baltimorc 10; Prince
ton. l.
At Torrington, Ct.-Boston 10; Tor
rinston. 3.
At Newport News-Yale, 10; Hamp-
ton. 4.
At ia-Phladelphia, %;
Toronto, T.
At Observation-Disclosures. 10;
Richmond. ,.
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NEW YORK LIQUOR LAW.
Clubs Now Rank With Saloons Saloon Keep
ers Can Serve Free Lunch

Albany. n. Y. April 1.-THE passage by
the Assembly Of the liquor tax amend
ments in precisely the same form as they
nassed the Senate, now sends them to
the Governor. 1he principal amendments
define clubs, taxing them the same as
saloons: define hotels by the insertion o.
certain provisions concerning dining
rooms. etc, and permit saloon keepers 70
serve free lunch
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RIVER FREE AT SKOWHEGAN.
The Ice Breaks Up and Is Running Freely from
Up River.

skowhegan. April G.-(SpeciaD. The
ice left the kennebec at this poin;
about o'clock this afternoon. The
water in the river was about ~ feet al
the time the ice started, but there was
no damage The ice is running freely
from up river, this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chitago. April Is
HOGSReceipts. 1900: official yester-
day, 2l,llf. shipments, 57lS: left over 1000:
estimated receipts. tomorrow 1900. ac-
tive and 5ul0 cents higher light: $3.50
A.l1is, mixed packers $4d$4 20. heavy
shipping. $3.756s4 -. rough. $375TS3g0
CATTL Ell Receipts, 800; steady; beeves.
&5N3VS4.2U. cows and heifers S2fi$l 10:
Texas steers, $3.4UIl$440: stockers and
feeders. So. 4NaS4 40
SfIEEP-Receipts 600 weak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17

, New York April lG
HOPS-Quiet
HIDES Firmly held.
Leaf HFR-Quiet
WOOL~-Firm.
COALe-Dul
BJTTER-Quiet; creamery. 1SGiS: do
factory. sfil2; elgins. is; imitation cream
cry lMtl5i2, state dairy, l3lf17; do cream
cry l3TjiS.
small SHl2l4 part skins ffl7la. full skins.
2i.ff3.
EGGS-Firmer; state and Pa, 10: West
ern fresh, rs; Southern, 9is.
OES-Quiet.
RfCE-FIrm. 1885,.
SPOT COFFEE-Ri firm. No. :. "a
invoice, mild quiet; Cordova. Bait
SCGAR-Raw. dun, fair renning. Pip:
centrofusal So test. go: reiined dull.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
LOVES STRANGE COURSE.
A Providence Chinaman Weds Fair Young
Dame oil Boston Town.

Providence. 4..I, April ia License was
issued. Thursday and "A marriage SUP
sequently took place between Iee wan
a2 years old a Chinaman and MISS Alce
Marion Wilson. 22 years old. OF BoStoil
The bride is a daughter of David Niisofl
an ex-polisher Of Boston and Mr.. Wah
was born in Canton China, but ne says
he is now an Americanized Celestial Ihe
marriage was performed by well known
clergyman The couple appeared 10 be;
thoroughly in love with each other and
they attracted much attention at the
denot and about City han.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
MAINE COURTS DECISION REVERSED.
Sulphiie Cos Pa'ent. Used by Rowland Falls
Pulp Co.. Declared Void.

Boston, April l6.-ln the important
patent case Of the American Sulphite
pulp Co. vs.. The Rowland Falls Pulp
Co.,. the United States circuit court ri
appeals, today. reversed the decree OF
the circuit court for Maine entered by
order cf Judge Putnam. and susta.E=5
the validity Of the complainant 3
patent. which was granted To George
r. Russell, Nov. 10. 1892. for digesters
used in the sulphate wood pulp process
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
Congressional Notes.

The President has appointed the
board of visitors to the United State
Military Academy as follows: George
f. Evans of Portland, Maine; Col
James E. Fleming, Newark. N. j.. Mr.
L. W. Hall, Harrisburg. Pa. Mr.. w
II. Epson. Akron, Ohio; Col. y. T.
Walker. New York; Mr., VIM. 3
Plunkett, Adams, Mass; w. r. Smed-
burgh, San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
ON SUSPICION.
Two Men Held at Waiiham on Suspicion oil
Being the M1rderers.

Waltnam. Mass, April i6.-Con Hart
igan. ex-New England champion boxer.
and Johnny Briggs, We're arrested. at
4.3$ p. NJ today. bc;h for being con-
cerned in the Somersworth. y. H., hank
tragedy. and for the robbery cf farmer
Teele, in this city. Wednesday night.
Hartigan has been identified by Teole
Three kilograms from Somersworth
have been received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17

Judges Harlan. at Washington, Thurs
day. allowed a writ of error in the Gas
of Elizabeth Mobiles of Georgia. who l.
murder and was to have been hanged
Friday. 1t was represented by Mrs. No
bles' counsel that she is insane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17

By mutual consent, the Ancient Order
OF Hibernaans al Rockland has oonsoli-
dated with the Knights of Columbus OF
that city. it being deemed advisable "a
carry ON but one order as the same mem
bers compose both orders and it viii
prove to be saving financially.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
Fall River Print Market.

Fan River Mass April 1G.
The print cloth market is very dull with
little demand for regulars at 9-l6 cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17
Foreign Ports.

ct EENSTOWN-April 1G. sid, sim Gal
liza, from Liverpool Boston.
NOV I1LE--April Is. sid. sim Lauren
tan. from LIVERPOOL Halifax and Port
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-17

4 ncw Knights of Pythias Lodge will
be instituted at Rangeley about the last
week in this month. with 81 charter mem
bers. The petition contains the names of
nearly all the merchants and business
men of the town and the lodge viii start
with the very best of material. 1t will be
known as Oquossoc Lodge.
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Congressional Notes.

The Senate committee on civil servic
decided, Thursday. to enter upon 1
thorough investigation of the extent IL
which the civil service law is enforced
and the effect of its enforcement in pro
noting the public welfare.
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HOBBS
Sparagus Kidney Pills.

HOBBS REMEDY CO.. PRoPRIEToRs. Chicago
DR.. Hobbs pills For Sale in AUGUSTA, ME-, b.
.. b. MURPHY. Druggist. Union Block.
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BACkACHE
u1aEGS the Young IECI Ofu, dIIeI OIez
feel that life is not worth the living.
1t is a danger signal of Kidney Disease.
1t can be
CURED

| have been troubled with pain in my
hack for some time. My business has
been that CT telegraph operator and
have lately changed from day 10 night
wcrk. | found my back was troubling
me and growing worse. thought my
kidneys were the cause, and needed
cleaning out. | bought a box of your
Sparagus Kidney Pills, and have taken
about all Of them, and l am rejoiced 10
say that the pain has gone. | had not
felt it until being up n hours without
sleep, then / felt it, but slightly, but
does brought me around all right.
think highly of DR.. Hobbs Sparagus
Kidney Pills, ana do not hesitate 10
recommend them to others.
Henry e. Savage, Nolthiield. VI
Night Operator, Western Union Tele-
eranh Co.
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Produce Market.

New York, April lG.
Orange County observer., 1897-10-14
ELECTRIC BlTTERs

Electric Bitlers is a medicine suit.
ed for any season, but perhaps more
generally needed, when the langu'd
exhausted feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need of a tonic and Alternative is tet.
A prompt use OF The medicine has
often ay-r,ed long and perhaps fatal
bilious levers. No medicine viii
act more surely in coun'eract.ng and
freeing the system from the ma arial
poison. Headache, Indigestion, Con
etipa,ion, Dizziness yield TO Electric
Bi,ie,s soc. and 81 90 per bottle
q. w. A. Hayes Drug Store.
Orange County observer., 1897-10-14
$l00 To Any Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY CASE
OF Weakness In Men They Treat and
Fail to Cure.

An Omaha Company places for tie er.,
time before the public a MAGICAL TKE.-
AENr for the cure OF Lost Vitality Nerves
and Sexual Weak kness, and Restoration 4,
Life Force in old and young men No
WORKOUT French remedy; contains 70
PHOSPHORUS or other harmful drug E..
WONDERFUL TREATMENT magical N i.
effects-positlve in its cure All reade,
who are suffering from weakne>s LA.
blights their life, causing that Inen:al All
physical suffering peculiar to Lo,t Man
hood, should write to the STATE MEDIC Il
COMPANY. Omaha, Neb, and they v.4
send you absolutely FREE. valaa.}e
paper on these diseases. and positiv trao.s
OF their truly MAGICAL TREATMENT The-s
ands Of men, who have lost all hone @. a
cure, are being restored by them 10 8 ler.
feet condition
This MAGICAL TREATMENT NAV he tai n
at home under their directions ur thcy VI
pay railroad fare and hotel bills 10 a.. " b
prefer TO go there for treatment Il tter
fall TO cure They are perfes tls re.asae'
have no Free Prescriptions. Free t',rs,
Free Sample, or G. o - fake They havs
ESQ 900 capital, and guarantee 4 csrs
every case they treat or refund every du..af
or their charges may be deposited n 4
bank TO be paid To- them when cue 4
erected. Write them today.