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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-06-26

can siskin. that has TO work for Il. H.
Ing. II Is q very intelligent bird ana
seems % be fond Of hard labor. one
thing is very pleasant abou, ,hs wnsk
the bird does, and that is thai /, 60
never get hungry while performing n
me work. indeed. consists on eating
and drinking. When the alskin raass
to drink. he cannot reach the go
holder like any other Gagged bira -.
has to draw water from a well -.
means OF a tiny oaken buckle, ena
hen planting his feet upon The siass
OF the bucket cord. he holds tbc h,,as
ct IN place so that he a drink 49,
When ne wants to get at the seads
which aFs housed temptinEly in : M.
we wagon outside OF his cage the ala
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-06-26

s-ss s~nsrosacee ~ TIE cntcago Resor1
Il n eopyrighse1 BY . eongrthetor 70
fhx; paper.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-06-26

". Flammarion announces NJ
toroussslarial on Mars. extending
various distances round the polar g
This whitish zone. less brilliant "
snow, extends to a great distance ~.
the pole One might mistake II if !
extension Of The polar cap itAelL n
this Is what has occurred in old or
vationa.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-06-26
a Hlra ria, w,,s.

In the bird store At $40 Sixth arenns
New York. there Is 4 tiny bird. a Msri.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-06-26
FOR WOMAN AND HOME
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO MAIDS
AND NATIONS.

ina Esa krs~ts of Eais Gss<iv snA
ssanS~rs Never C~~s~-smmE~r Para
seas y~rzxasse Branches Of kasrAi
nleem-Heasehesa HRat&
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-06-26

Wren tears cErSf IFD4 EAl
The chain that enthrzrd ne
In sadness wzz r
The col6nzss that gzITd me
In szknr @zs born
Though SORROW subdn=d me.
II did not zpS@a--
Though thy scora kzsh rz-S1e3 re-
Long. hong wer1 thoa dear
II ny love vas 3e~m7d hoa6n=Ss.
That error Is DER:
] have witnessed thy eoleness-
] love thee no Eores
! have not loved Lightly
III think OF the yet
! win pray for thee nightly.
TIL Hfe's sun has sci.
And the form my heart eherishid
Sttif in It shall dwell.
But affection hath perishtd-
And. love--fare thee well
-. Steer.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-06-26

BY Camilla Toal-nin
PRISG La coming
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-06-26

He last links Ase
broken
That bound me
TO thee
The words thou
hast spoken
Have render
me free
Thy SWEET glance
misleading
Ca Others may
hire
Those eyes b@Ana
u~nhe~ding
81 from min
thnHd ne
worn
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DEMAND FOR THE BOOKS.
Tobacco People tn BE Investigated
Next Neek-Only One officer
Can BE Eauud

NEW YORK. Feb s.-John r. Searles.
secretary and trea sursr OF the American
Sugar Refining Company. was on hand to-
day when the soint legislative committee
on trusts met. Searles left his home for
Canton. o. last THURSDAY evening, after
having been served with a subpoena. and
the committee was disposed Friday to de-
clare him IN contempt. snd 70 take steps
fer his punishment
Before taking the stand SearIes. az SEN
at0r Lex0ws request, made the state
ment that be had only received the sub
peona as be VAS or his way 20 take the
train. ard he felt il his nrs, DUTY % al
tend 90 che business on hand Lexow re-
prov.ngIy told Searles that the subpoena
Of the committee could not Dc ignored By
a millionaire or 5y a poor man. AT the
close OF your testimony, AIR. Sesrles."
added LsXow. abe committee viii pass
upon The question OF contempt"
SeaT.es said ne had purchased and held
e.. the stock OF the North River Refining
Company His purchase was an Individual
one. ana aad no relation 20 the value OF
The property of .he sugar refining com
pany. The circumstances were som vhst
peculiar, he admitted.
Sear.es gave a stereotyped reply. II
cannot recall 20 q series Of questions
p-opouuded by Lsx0w in regard 20 the
purchase cf the North River Rein nE
Company. including the inquiry n the
price was nos ahous S3s6. eg9 asked as 20
present where's bouts Of Inc cornpauv's
books Az that time. the witness said L was
his opinion thai they were e. the archives
Of subsidiary companies over Which he
has no control
Nqw you might IS well tsll as what
was pas4 in the N0Fts RIVER SgEar Re6n-
ing Company case. We are EojuE 10 have
lt IL it's ira this world" II nave no hE-
ures a. the present sine 6y which could
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Munyon's Ca1sErh ReSs1eaies nevew fail.
The Catar-h C2rs-prica y cents-aradI-
cates tas disease from the system, and the
C2tazrh T4hasts--prica = cantS-oasanse
and asas the parts.
Munyon's Cold cure prevents pslsurnonia
and breaks up a cod IN a few hours.
Price, = cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs
night sweaCs. aIhays sozNna~s ard spesiiIy
heals the lungs. Price IS cents.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains IN the back. lo.ns or gTosns, and al
forms Of kidney disease Price. . cents
Munyon's Nerve Cure cures Ell The
symptoms OF nervous exhaustion. such as
depressed spirits. failure Of nleuoTy. rest
less and sleepless nights, pains II the
head and dizziness II stimulates and
sCreUg the1s the nerves. and is a wonder
ful tonic Price. = cents.
Munyon's Asthma Cure and Herbs re-
heve asthma in three minutes and cure
permanently. Price. 81
Munyon's Headache Cure STOPS head
ache in three minutes. Price. 3 cents.
Munyon's Female Remeaies are q boon
TO all women.
MGnyoas Blood Cure eradicxatss al in
pu-itlezs OF the blood Price. = cents.
4 af1 0A-AA4akrAaA ff1cAAAkSAA GLA--
Al forms OF pales. Price. 3 cents.
Munyon's Nitslizer restores ioss powers
to weak men Price. s..
Munyon's Remedies at all druggists,
mostly &c vial.
a separate cure for each disease. At all
druggists, mostly - cents a vial.
Your druggist viii present you free with
q copy OF The Lagide 10 Health a va1u-
able little ue1ical publication tlat should
he IN every home.
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NOT Sc

OLYMPIA. Feb. S-Special.-Rev. NJ.
DivVn opened the session with prayer. AZ
ter which the following routine business
was transacted.
The committee on Soldiers Home re-
ported Joint resolution calling for the
appointment ~ a Joint committee TO visit
the Soldiers Home az ort.ug and inquire
into a proposition 80 remove the home TO
a ruore suitable location.
Wiliaus 81 King gave notice that he
Ful4 Move the reconsideration OF the
vote ~ which McAtce's game bl vas
passe3 70 to3rd reading
Powell gave notice u h5s intention %
move me reconsideration - Edwards hiU
for thr recovery Of the bodies ~ crtou}e1
miners.
TIE committee on Insurance reported a
substitute biz FOR II p No Be-
Tas hause took up the report - Ihe ia-
aIr.8ry committee favorinx rhe passage Of
y. = No. ~ reducing tre number Of su-
perior Judges FROM twenty-onc 20 twelve
Johnston and Gtfaehty ~ Spokane or
posed tte biB Johnston declared taat tae
hl would work an 5ni1Vy 20 Spokane.
Warner spoke ssalnst the hll Kincala.
Cou-a ard Menr,~r advocating che a5on-
tt1n ~ tire report a motion 70 .atln7rsf cts
post r5ne actson was icss ana the hiE
without amendment. went over IS ta.r4
reading
senate bm No. s rs Taylor. proa.bitlnr
lawyers from advertising for divorce
cases. - as passed gn&er sals pension u ,as
slies.
Mohtntr,'s eiu providing sar "a commit
1ee co i1rgire iafo the Qfofseslth1s 20 move
faa csEsf.I a1s un wfta rers1Ft fr0--
po-esi r & E8k~r caiect.-3 aUs5 rr.se-5
tAaf tHn r-sftNr bs rrgte = spf~-atl order
tsr Thursday urrrstuE- t's-rtv1
AZ e.r..a& tHr t..s-e at f1sr-rsa-
~ sHr l.r
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,..an scr usg,. A.. Re rae. as sx.e

steam powsr Ellis are IRE rates as ezsc
H 3. So ~ J. 3 srsth-Provising to-
ths apgosEtr1eat q : board for tas 1ar-
AgeEzs2< q tA@ irE-t.g-toES fer TIE IL
Ez-@
n 2 81 by LEk.1s-Ars-stng Ire rev
snas las ard Simplifying the keeping g
X r. sE. - Rosz-Anerai-g tae scs
relating 20 weights ard measures
Il Z. -. by Wtzt-EsEpeiA1 The ~
csr3s-g % NE assignments - Mortgages
II 3. 81. ~ Day-ProFf63nE penalties
for 1h@ corrupt Use q money a. elections
TIE employment q Persons for hire %
work ~ the pofiz OF election DAY = pre-
hE1kteGs committee O. privileges AID essc-
fgons
II. 2. 5a. By Consre-Rs~ulatGng he
practice 81 contested election eases re-
ferrsd 20 cor.mlrte@ On privileges and
n p SO. By Riehrond--rsstf ting b.
rezu q statistics. agriculture and ir-ni-
grafton; referred % committee On labor
u 2. 80. by MarshEIl-Pfaclng waIla
Walia county Fl the thlrtesnth class
n, B 81 by MarshaIi-To prevent the
adulieratioz OF food
r. B. So. - Hsaseu-Resattng 90 Hsn
traps This uzsssErs was printed in t1A
+ to1ays Post-IE VslEgencsT.
II p. Ss5. BY FTssr&n-Rsguiarsng tas
HB ~ - q p Push-Provfdinr for
the publication of tire report % the board
o. horticulture
II. =. Is. by wIIxsson-Fo- the relief o.
y ,. Daney, appr0prating s. - for
II. q 50. BY Edwzrds-Requirsng that
common carriers transport bicycles tree ot
H b S7. BY OVERWHELMING 70
county Boundaries
H p. rs. by stsrord-Providinz for the
creation % railroad commission and for
the regulation Of common carriers
Il p. sss. oy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a
Len on property for taxes and improve
HeET asSeesnsst.. judiciary COMMITTEES.
II p. ze by Ktrstnger-Amendfng tho
statute OF limitations: judiciary commit
tee
II. p. ss1. by Kfttinxsr-Anending ths
act relating TO assessments for improve
melts judiciary committee.
x p. -. by canutt-Providirg for the
levy OF tax 70 pay bounty on squirrels
and coyotes. committee on agriculture.
II. r. 3ss. bs Forbs--Anenaing the cleo
ton laws. committee On privileges and
elections.
X 3 "a. by Roherfs-Ah polishing the
boards OF trustees Of the school for defsc-
tive youth. state reform school, soldiers
home and state peuitsntfary.
II. y. Els by Notwithstanding the
act regulating the state penitentiary and
allowing the state to employ convicts on
public roads.
II. b 90. by Johnzton-Preventing the
pollution Of waters supplied 70 cities and
II. B. ss7. BY wolte-ReEulating the
practice Of pharmacy.
r. =. 3se. by HsTgrave-Rsgulatin the
salaries OF county officials in Cowlitz
county. fixing them at not less than $40
or more than $500.
II. 3. $40 by Wolf-ReIating TO mining
companies.
H 3. I'll BY De Mattos-Fixing the fee
for recording articles Of Incorporation az
So and cents psr thousand for every
thousand dollars over s100.oaa
II. 3. s7z. by Llkens-To permit cities
and towns % take and use the waters OF
nsvSgah.e streams and lakes.
n Il s73 by Pierson-For the felief Of
r. q. Bicksrton and A r. Bell
II. r. "a by R0ss-Amending the act
compelling street car companies 20 keep
weather guards on street ears
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Havemsyer Refining Company az tAs sra
Of the consolidation" one miIlioa &.
lars"
What was the amount OF oerstaaia
you received BY the pOoi?' y canna i.
You have the fgures?" soh..yss~
You reduced nineteen active eompash
70 eight. did you not" No; II was iraa
. fifteen 20 eight"
You have "a factory that could fasraA
the entire demand OF the United s.zsa-
We could do IL very easily"
Al the tine OF reorganization q as
trust a witness testified there were aaF
q few hundred stockholders. How aafF
arc there nows" Well. there were -
dividend checks sent oat on January Z
Witness said ne was not positive a
whether or not the majority Of she sssa
OF directors held the largest anouas
shares ia the company.
Have you not neen a self-appclzas
body since the organization ssNa
the directors are elected ~ the ssasS
holders"
Have the stockholders asked fw i
yearly statement - No. sir. they ~
perfectly satisfied to leave me matter &
the hands 81 the directors. who are 4
ways elected unanimously
Il suppose they are well Pleased vi
the protitsT' i suppose 50. REPLIED ~
Searles.
This ended the examination d NJ
Searles. who promised 20 furnish -
books % the company when The conms.
tee reconvenes on Saturday next.
Before the members Of the Joint oaz.
mittee separated. Chairman Lexov ad
20 them that II they could 50 arFanss
their Affairs, he would Ike to have tssn
sit ali next week. when an invesEixzax
OF the American Tobacco Company welA
De made. The subpoena officers have Aas
some trouble ln reaching the offjcsaa
the company. for the reason that mosl 4
them are out Of the city. and they reFsE
that only one OF them. George A. Res1
the treasurer. has been served. This ~
given rise 10 various ramors 10 she sas
that the members We're fTlghtenei 10
avoiding the committee by leaving "
city, and that the company had moved II
books TO New Jersey. Chairman Lsxss
when asked Il he Aad heard 0f shese r.
mors. said that he had assumed lha, a
books were stiil within the iarisiictan
the committee. The company has an =.
fee III New Jersey. as well a. Is sts
York
James n. Duke. president Of TIA ses-
pany. was reported as being az bis aazs
in Somerviiie. y. J.. yesterday. WslaAa
II. Butler is in Europe. Beyond ihe ~
posed investigation Of the fcbaecu CO.
pany next week. Tha chairman GeelInst
state what the future programmes q 10
committee would be.
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x-RAY IN SURGERY.
Edison Is Now Able to Make the
BODY Transparent.

NEW YORK. Feb. G-Thomss a. Ed
son Is about to give TO the world another
discovery, as wonderful IN its way as the
Horoscope. by means OF which he viii
put the N-rays 10 practical use in reveal
Ing the bony structure Of the body.
Tungstate OF calcium not being sufficient
IS sensitive 20 transform the strong light
discovered by RoentEen TO q light that
would so illuminate the interior of the hui
man body as 70 render its most delicate
tissues visible. IN other words 70 make Il
transparent. Mr. Edison set about 70 find
a crystal that would possess the requisite
quality. lie has discovered one. II is
probable that when he perfeets his new
discovery the slightest arrangement OF
the system will be revealed to the doctors
sight
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Minority strongly Opposed TO the
Hansen Ma.nanrr

OLYMPIA. Feb. Special Tho com
rattea on fisheries viii prcscu. two re-
ports on the Hansen ball ahellshinT FISH
traps. which was printed In fuu ia to
DAYS Post Intelligence. Two hours were
npent - the committee tonight tn "a dis
cnssfon ~ TIE tussa sure. Couch a
f'ush. Freeman. Tchiassen and Moore or
posed the hill. Freeman and Moore char
scfefizea the measure as one which would
bring about the conHscat9on o. thousands
~ dollars worth % property. a s. Bush
presented a solid argument against the
hill while Hansen. D&y and koraler sup
ported Sc TIE majority report favor{nr
the passage % the btu VITA ~ signed b,-
Hansen. Edwards Fritz. Day. Conine
Wei Nelson ard kcaAIer
\ minority report rrccDueu0inE ne
indefinite FoatPenesncnt - the measure
vii - signed hv Bush. Couch. Ercsaaa
Tthis SSon. Tnaeker snd Moore
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DEMOCRATS WANT To ASSIST.
In Organizing the Oregon IegisIa
fure for Businerx.

SALEM or. Feb. s.-The feature OF to-
days session OF the joint senatorial con-
ventiOn was the presence OF two Demo
Gratis. Bilyeu and Lee. The roll call
showed thirty-nine present. ten senators
and twenty-nine representa- ttves. When
HIS name was called Bilyeu said he wished
II distinctly understood that he was here
10 assist IN organization; that he did not
recognize the legality Of the Benson
house and was Of the opinion that the
election OF a United States senator could
be had with a temporary organization
On reassemhling at 7;3a tonight. thirty
nine members were present. and without
a ballot the convention adjourned until
noon tomorrow.
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E7ET. ENA. Nana. Fco S-Speeist
~oon so.isv vHl}e g. Aeraharnsa- ives "a -
ser- f~3sr ass pawn sHop or Main strte..
-tes eTee,a8 an entrance hy saafu.
trrrrsr ra-t.j1r from an aafa5r.er
arrF ss~- room ara 1alped themselves .a
--sr ~ Diamonds ans god matches 5r
.ae frH-E 1-reeV va.ued ~ G-t0a Tae p8-
aee Save se~le suspects arrested
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SEVERED JUGULAR MENDED.
CaftIeman May Vet Recover From
SeIf-InffIcted wound

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb S-The city
prison was io IN upra7r today. when
George AtcWuliaus. an Arizona cattiemau.
arrested for drunkenness and disturbing
The peace. cut his throat. lie severed the
jugular vein. and although blood poured
from him IN torrents. ne wound VAS
sewed up ard he nav recover. No reason
IS known for his act except that he has
been bordering or delirium tTer1ens for
several days.
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cha.rn As.l.tant Cashier

eesartroltrc - the earrency has Beer noti-
ne8 af the sslevtfos ~ O., r ls,sckiasasi &s
3sssst-.fif essshiar 81 ptaoe - 1oaa =. ~
We ss~ .n TO tTras $atsa1a1 sark ~
Walfa Wa3a. Ns soesat asst-fas't ceIsa AZ
hss eeca rarrzrt N place ~ e. z. B.a-N-
iAnt
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UNION WITH GREECE.
PROCLAIMED III CHRISTIANS OF
THE CRETAN ISLE.

Greek Flag Hoisted and King George
Invited 10 Take Posxes<ion-En-
thusfastic Meetings in Athens
soE of the King Commands the
Torpedo Fleet War Between
Greece and Turkey Probable
Various Powers Getting Ready to
Take a Hand.
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rtos1gn IN. -rocossgtoa wgs ssssczssss1- tha<
rs axve~rre1t va. ea-sgrnrnzfsd o@tSe&n
ere parties arc 60 zrorsT y any o~1e9
ronss5erzsssn PASSED b<t-ssr tnsrn-
ASfrxr--Your ce1araft-es f1rt1sr S1z@
that ras~e - 70 ews4&r@s fs5Ssnx - s2g@
znax any cxher Ez~~n8 $40 E@Fe *
,eessa e taxs part n tEis e97'frHs e
2xxa1sxstfo1a. haa Any kzow ae2xs 49,
eEsr q Eazt oc-1Trs1 Setween =sHaEas-
e1ufre ard Nr. EaT1sr. g tn4f 1ay FAe1
rrepozs On vac - - ua1e-
Ter r. gsFv e5us-zzztae fDFfn@T sI&Fee
Thar r. IRE Invertebrates q cther rasFtsrs
TFs&s3ag % fss e3eCttrgFg - a Z rfke1 go
senator several T~wp@uT a&Fe @pAeAfeA
h-fofs goat committee sne3 zaSea - -.
nseTn b@~N ~ shs@ house, ss1t 70 test 5zkslE
fkerNen has not yes oe~z eto8e1 &a1 Toez-
carnrsittss =. tnsFsfqrs Rot yes pfess~a q
= gres. yonu II Poweis. eaasFfrla1s J.
r Tye Msffos F9aerf gfefTF. ) y NsNc3'
~ =. Frssuan
Hm-hina IL Up
fram>sfsfs8v "a re reaEiug - tha re-
reTrs sEs3l5arv s rno<ef fkaE TIE mater -
maze q sreefal o~s9ar fo- Wednesday a.
lev r. ~. hff received GO second
Phelgs o. sseveas auickiv moved that
the Fepost - nled GnG IRE COMMITTEES
discharged ThaTa we're several seconds
from me silver EevubltcsnE.
Williams aaaved his special order rr9pe-
sitlnn a. . Substitute for Phelps molten %
eiesnarxr the esrnrnlfte~ Ire motion was
seconded ard rhsa the aght began.
De Mattna ~ Wh&tcorn. sdfre ssinE -
char sad. IL BIS vehement AID emphatic
sfyle:
I'VE were sssctef az reforrners. win a
bis r branded or cur faseaeads. but T.
seems - me thar 81 late that
tefg~r r has axtn6is6 down 70 a
very small r. which hangs ~
q thread 70 tie cost tails Of sorae
q she members - cur party. and Il liable
70 10 swept away ~ any passing breeze
from Seattle Or Spokane Now. ] want 70
cay Mr.. Spea ker thar THE COMMITTEES. 81
which ] arr member. is no snnut ma
chine noT white washing COMMITTEES. I
aana tnis motion 90 BE- divided. 80 thar
Ws ear place tsH members % this house
on record. ] demand division % the
question 50 that we e&u have a roll call
on fhe motion 20 discharge the commit
tee"
DE MaftO@' motion was seconded by
several members After a short p8Fila-
fnsntary scrimmATe 81 which r. r. Bak-
er. ~ Pierce endesvored 30 stop further
proceedings by making q point % order
The roll betng called the motion 70 divide
pTessiiea--ysan -. nays q. as follows.
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Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures all forms OF Indigestion and stomach
trouble. Price. 3 cents.
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SILVER CITY. n. NJ. Feb. s-rnl;f'
States Marshal Han received a tslasFza
this morning. informing him % ne sAs
ture. AZ r. Pas0. Tex hy the pqises, I
John Mcdonald. alias Black JACK.
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RHEUMaTIsM CURED.

Munyon's rheumatism Cure Is guaran-
teed 10 be absolutely harmless and
strong tonic in building up the weak and
debllitated 1t cures acute or muscular
rheumatism In from one 10 five days
Sharp. shooting pains in any part OF the
body stopped in q few doses. A prompt.
complete and permanent cure for lame
ness, soreness. stiff back and all pains in
hips and l0ins. Chronic rheumatism. sci
atica. lumbago or pain in the back are
speedily cured IL seldom falls 10 give
relief from one or two doses. and almost
invariably cures before one bottle has
been used. Price, Is cents.
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Read a Few of the Testimonials,

From Friday until Saturday afternoon
over 500 vfaLs OF Munyon's Dyspepsia
cure were given away free 20 the public,
ana. although but four DAYS have elapsed
since the distribution commenced, many
have reported themselves cured. and hun
dreds. hearing from their friends the won
derfui results obtained from the use Of one
small bottle OF these remedies, have be-
come convinced OF their value and pur-
chased some OF the same from the drug
gisgs.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Spent in advertising could not have crea-
ted such A demand for any medicine But
the fact that out o. over s.0o9 trial bottles
given away only four persons have report
ed no benefit received c0mpels the most
skeptical 10 acknowledge the efficacy Of
Munyon's new method in treating disease.
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kia. on the Southern coast of Crete. are
now engaged ia "a desperate struggle 10
regain possession % the place The
Christians are fighting under the flag OF
AL al "a
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TWO REPORTS oN rnE TRAP BILL

This ended the Incident ana the house
proceeded 50 consider routine business.
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ToCLON, Feb S,-The French cruises
cruiser Troude has started for the island
Of Crete
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Rumors of ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

BERLIN, Feb. S.-A special from Athens
says: IL Is runored here that the foreign
warships have begun bOmharding Canea,
Isle OF Crete. No confirmation can be OBJ
tanned. The German warship Kaiserin
Augusta has been ordered TO proceed as
soon as possible Tor Crete.
France Chips In.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-11-25

Washington. Nav. lS.--Ihe secret
service bureau announces the discovery
of new counterfeit l0.dollaf silver
certificate, and also counterfeit ma.
tional hank note. The silver certificate
is Photographic production printed
on two pieces of paper pasted together.
No attempt has been made to color the
back Of the note, which is shade Of
brown insteau of green. Ths seal is
coured bright pink. The note ia
badly printed, and the lathe work is
blurred and indistinct. The national
bank note is on the First National of
joplin. No. series 1882. 1t ia also
printed on two plecos OF papor, and tho
silk fibre in the genuine ia initiated by
pen -and-ink marks.