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A NETARY SETTLEMENT
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free. Congress should not think OF
adjournment until this Cuban Ques-
tion has been settled. IT is time that
we were taking some action to stop the
war in Cuba / shall oppose this scheme
OF Wall Street and the money lenders
TO adjourn Congress and shift the Gu
ban question on the President"
Representative Foote Of New York
has pledged himself as follows:
THE people are interested in seeing
Cuba free. Therefore, we would be
recreant to our duty il we were to ad-
journ without taking some action.
am just as anxious to get away from
here as any one. but ] am also inter
ested in seeing the oppressed people of
Cuba granted liberty. / shall vote and
use my influence against an early ad-
journment."
In addition to this, Messrs. cochran. De
Grafenreid, Swanson, Barlow. Sims. Lin
ney. Broussard. Smith of Kentucky. and
a few others are protesting iercely
against the proposed adjournment At
least. they are giving out statements to
this effect 10 the press OF the country.
Representative Dingley has admitted
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HIS MEMORY IMPAIRED.
David WATKINS Is Not Certain That
He Was Married.


David Watkins. who went to No. I pO-
lice station last night and asked to be
sent to the wOrkhouse. was arraigned
in the Police Court this morning.
Judge Kimball inquired carefully into
the mans history. Watkins has an ex-
cellent cOuntenance. high forehead and
refined features. He speaks like an
educated man. but explained that last
fall his mind became confused. He
was born in Newburg, ". Y. in 1888,
and came TO Washington in 1888.
Have you any relatiyes?" said
Judge Kimball.
We'll, it seems that had brother"
Where is he?''
He lived in New York"
"Are you married?"
There again. your honor. my mind
is confused. / believe 1 was married
and divorced, but I am in doubt"
Have you no children?"
The man thought a minute or more.
II had a son; he became a physician.
He was somewhere in this city. His
name is Victor E Watkins"
The court procured a directory and
found the name. Victor E. Watkins,
physician, the Victoria"
Judge Kimball asked that the son be
sent for.
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We are right in line here too We chal-
lenge anyone to beat or meet our prices
These are but few examples:
1Oc. Bone Casing, all colors, piece Of 9
yds., sc.
10c. Betting. all colors, &c. strip.
19c. Betting. black only. sc. piece
SC. Hooks and Eyes with hump, 1c. card
sc. Hooks and Eyes, card OF 2 doz., &c
per card.
10c. and 15c. WhaIebones. good value. Sc
dozen.
15c. Silk Seam Binding. all colors, Sc
piece.
15c. Dress Shields. Klenert's. Sc pair.
25c. Best Quality Velveteen Facing .
yds., lie
&c. Pins, good value, 1c. paper.
sc. Pins. good value. &c. paper.
&c. Cabinet Hair Pins, asst. &C.
SC. Hair Pins. packages for &c.
&c. Mourning Pins, 1c. per box
sc. Tape Measure. so inches, 1c.
&C. Darning Eggs, &c.
&c. Aluminium Thimbles. 1c.
10c. package asst. Tapes &c.
10c. Corset Steels, l inch back, &c.
Sc. and lGc. Feather Stitch Braid, piece
of yards. &c.
15c. and 2oc. Side Elastics. Ladies and
Children. &c.
10C. Gem Crimping Pins. &C. dozen.
10c. yard Fancy Garter Elastic, &c. strip
Brooks Spool Cotton. all coIors, &c
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Mems Furnishings.

This is one Of our new departments, and
we have already laid in a bigger stock
than many an exclusive store. We will
keep il up to date, and will always watch
the styles closely so that you may be
sure that whatever you buy here is cor
rect.
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Toilet Articles.

You will find that we can supply you
with everything in this line at prices
that you cannot get elsewhere. Though
our prices are low. you need not doubt
that our qualities are the very best. b
visit will soon convince you.
15c Hair Brushes. good value &C.
1Oc Tooth Brushes. real briStle &c.
I5c Tooth Brushes. real briStle, &c.
1Oc Whisk Broom. 4c-
10c genuine Rubber Dressing Combs 10
sc Hand Serbs. &c.
sc Petroleum Jelly. &c per bottle.
10C TaIcum Powder, sc per box.
&C TaIcum Powder &c per box.
sc Court Plaster PC per piece.
15c Bay Rum, good quality. Sc per
bottle.
15c Witch Hazel best quality. Sc per
bottle.
WoodwOrth's Perfumery. all odors, bring
bottle. &c per ounce.
Pure CASTLE Soap. with washrag. 20
cake.
&c and 10c Fine Toilet Soap. &c cake.
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EVENING FROM 7:3O TO 10 p. M.
Corset Department.

This department is now as complete as
1t is possible to make it. Not leading
style that is missing and the prices are
on a par with the rest of our goods. far
below any others you can find.
SOC Ladies' All-boned Corsets in M.
white and gray. .IJC
75c Ladies' All-boned Corsets in white
and gray. lace trimmed bust with a0a
ribbons drawn through. .......... fJO
10 per cent discount of all well-known
makes, such as r. & G., w B., ThOmp-
sons. Warmers, American Lady and Ne
mo. during opening days.
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Love has tide" so has Heurich's 5
Stock Ale. Phone Arlington Bottiing Co.
for a case, No. 63i.
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l9e Half Hose, Pee.

Mems Fancy Half Hose. the newest
DatternS-Sea mless. our open 11F/x
ing price ......................... Il /2N
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Glove Department.

We invite your attention to this depart
ment. We have laid in as fine stock oil
Gloves as was ever seen outside of New
York or Paris. We quote here Just two
opening specials to attract your attention
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Embroidery and LaCeS.

Another new department that we have
added To introduce it to your notice
we will offer the following extraordinary
bargains:
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81 Shirts, soc.

Mems PercaIe Stiff Bosom Shirts. 20 diff
ferent patterns, separate cuffs. Our Eno
opening price ................-........ OVN
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Pee Half Hose. Sc.

Tan and Black-splendid quality OF
Seamless Hose. Our opening O.
lsTicp ....................,...... Ct
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81 4button Gloves, Csc.

Four-buttOn or two-clasp Kid Gloves
white white and black, tan and OXblood
Splendid quality. Our opening co.
price ............... ..........--....--- VON
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GRAND CASLICHT OPENINC-~ TIL
'LECHT OPENINC~ T7uFSSUN1 EsEHINC FKO" 7:oo
Grand Spring Opening
of Millinery and CIOaks.

ernd
We dhe in
y to
contrib their newsstand
sheada
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Hook. clasp and button style, all the
newest fancies; gloves that sell every
where at Sl.25. Our opening 0Qc
price .......... .....-..-.----..-...----- WV
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Grand Spring Opening!
Kings Palace New Department Store
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATU
March 18th, 18th and 10TH

aacvMe
where's
put =
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Aprons.
19c Ladies White Aprons. full sizef0 ,<o
with lace insertion and tUcks.....-. Il I2C
2Jc Ladies' extra size Fine Tucked 1Sc
Aprons. .........-.. .............. 80 ~
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Trimmed Hats.

rIT0H1GO IIdtS.
During our three opening days fol-
lowing extraordinary values n Trimmed Hats,
First Opening Special.
A magnificent o Trimmed Hats
that command price of They
for Spring In black the including the
fashionable burnt turquoise Flowers. mousel
IaneS ribbons steel and Rhinestone dot
ted and brads to
adorable effects. stylish jauny ~ oo
ban effects this lot special N< uk
ing price will Vo'/O
Second Opening Special.
This lot consists of reproductions
ported Hats. made workrooms
Washington. They stylish
tanable The cost OF the originals ranged from s5 ~ "
10 $40 Through ingenuity skill able NA uS
10 oner exact copies .VOs/N
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Mems blue, tan, natural and balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, that always sell for
az least 33c. our opening or
r,ricp Observation-Disclosures. ZDC
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l9c SuSpenderS. PIE.
29c Underwear. 25c.

10 different styles, best buck 10
les. our opening price..............I IL
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HOuSefurniShingS.

We have devoted a large amount Of
space 10 this department, and can safely
assure you Of better qualities and lower
prices than any other store in town.
English China Decorated Toilet Set.
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Second Opening Special.
Opening Specials
i'm UntriTnned Hats.
Imported Panama Hats, 36c.

Remember these prices for our opening d
They are too low for TO maintain.
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soc Underwear. 3gc.

Mems satin front Shirts and Drawe
in blue. tan and terra Gotta bal 81
briggan. our opening price......... %
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95c Mems Bows. Pee.

. different patterns in Mems Color
Band Bows. Worth every cent 11r
of 25c. Our opening price,. lZ/
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Two Specials in Flowers

We call your particular attention to stock
flowers They will be than this Spring
we have laid in finer stock than ever
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First Opening Special.

During days will offer the two fol-
lowing extraordinary values in Trimmed Hats.
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p fdN taebo
6ranykd od her rsopinh d g e ladies' pcrunny
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39c Mems Ties. 25c.

Mems Teck and Four-in-hand ties, sat
in lined. black and colors. Our a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21
GEN. BLANC0,S LITTLE GAME.
Plot 10 Proelilm Spansh.Amerein Republic
Comes 10 Light
consplrators Hoped that cuba would then
Eventually Revert to spaln Sovereign
" OF That Country Thus secured.

Chicago. Oct. IA ~ ciai dispatch
60 she Tribune from Washington ays;
4 story 0f scnsit .1nli rliurc comes
from apparently g0,d sources, concern
Ing q pi1i formed On Havana by lcad-
Ing spauiards, Including capt. Goa.
Hlnnco and Gen. Pando. 60 proclaim an
independent splnlHh-Amcdoin republic
In cuba. which would eventually revert
20 Spain. thus securing and retaining
che sovereignty ot TIA, country.
The scheme faa olcvcriy iltd and all
enc preliminary steps we're taken tow-
avn carrying q into execution. only
the destruction u Cerycra'a fleet. fol-
lowed shortly after By the surrender Of
Gen. TSral az Santiago Hui she peace
protocol, prevented more decisive ac-
ton being taken.
The plan was that Gen. nlanco
should proclaim a revolution In Havana
against The sovereignty OF Spain. ard
declare a spiniah.Amrrictu republic
with himself at the head OF the govern.
mcni, and all che various leaders Of
che civil Foycrnmert. thc commander.
OF the volunteers and the spanish arm,
were O. concur To- the movement and
o9tonhlhy sever thclr allegiance 90
Spisn and b. turned over BODILY o. IN,
hands uf Con. Blauvo, under his new
government.
The movement was 90 be entirely frrl
and Independent " tlie Insurgents. wht
| We're not 90 be rvcoguzri IN the anni
/ 90 any extent, but only tho strictly
Spanish element was 10 b. REGARDED
/ With the major portion " the spanish
nEmy IN end about Havana AN support,
| Ing the new evolutionary government
! under HlaUvn, % would be- seen thtI
Spain was In n hopeless cuu,ttou and
/ would be forced O. rurrrndcr o. SOW
/ crrlguty and recognize she lndopcnd'
/ oncc % tho new spanish American TO-
| public.
But tho ploticra went further thar
/ tf-a EnvOyH were scu by Gen. Hianu
/ 90 al the spauiah-Amcrican c1untrlbI
| 90 secure thelr-c1-upeoriom and ala and
| thdr recognition 0f uhe new republic
| when declared by Gen. Bianco. Thu
would Insure the government helllgcr
ont rights and means by which sup
piles could BE- H,curcd 10 carry out thl
/ movement.
Gen. pando Wis secretly diHpntche.
% Mexico and like other emlssarioa
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CTT IIGgFT 0FIlF. UyDFO plSONIG RllL

NJ aIn West second south atruHt
Telephone Nn 11
Railroad and steamship Tickets on sale
tonU parts of tho world
Pullman Palace Gar ticket o1ifN
u. D. HUXLEY.
Gen Pass and Ticket Agent
Ia W. TCCtrs
General Tfaniu Manager
w. a. BANCROFT
Nire.prusldont and Con Manager
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worked 90 secret with "a tw6.fiH pur.
pose. n discovered they would chow
they were uuuu1Nursrr u H.HIrU sum.
pAe4 or thc sriurh sold. aud tha
tuncrrH people q Havana. The msft
important AMI true meaning " theIr
mlHHuuH Wls 90 lmpffuH upon enc varl.
ouH government the sincerity uf tha iu.
tended mIFHurni ln catthl.Hiur an.
othof Span h-AmrtIonu rupuH.H. which
they would Doe ln duty b1url go ree1F
tize.
Gen pand1. who was lrclrHfl. wa
recognized % Vera Cruz and several
Other NoNcln citioa hu' 30 Is anId
Huccgoiel DO 'mprcl1inr many leader
~ the Mexican r1Vcrnmer. Htfh fha
de1 nat liitnc1 would shortly prn.
calm hmaoif dictator ~ "a new span.
HhsAmnrIrAn republic. Upon hIH rn,
turn o. lmiah1uo. pandd wac pnlhu.
HlltiIc over She project and believed y
could ho uurrcasfuiiy carr "a out
slmu. innolusiy Gen. AdoUt Hrl
Gen. puiui returned from similar mile
ai1uH 90 some Of the SOUTH ani Csntri
American republics with good rnflrH
hooking toward tho oxerr 10 ~ thal
pl"i. Tnen followed me Spanish a.
foliH ON land and aoi. and un this nc
count other returning euAHYu rrHlff I'd
! luknWarmncHa on the port ~ tha GOV
crnmouiH which they had v.ntei.
Nout N'nrrp. cudoHturtl o. rrvlvl
| NE luutentutr. underworld o. ratFv,
| and continue the project boz she Fac
that spain sued America f1r rsire pu
an end @ me plan NsyafIhsfna
| lilnnou protested arairui ihe uycrtur
ana desired % have the war CONTINUED
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POT POURRl.

The Santiago chamber OF commerce
has pctuored flr o. reduction In INC
dulles on common salt.
The deposit ~ ALASKA gold AZ the
knNrfhmght assay ONCE IN Seattle In
sue last Two days amounts 90 $3.50. 600
In Cleveland, o.. yesterday afternoon.
by O. unanimous vote 0f tho striking
wlredrawofs, The strike was declared
The Inhabitants % Santiago are sui.
fering severely from the failure Of the
Ice works. which 40 present are broken
down.
An American syndicate REPRESENTING
Detroit capital has purchased a large
tract % lana az haunnlllo, where are
several good iron mines,
The Peruvian senate IL discussing a
blu, already approved by the chamber
% deputies. placing import dutics on
five. lard ana crude PETROLEUM,
In Lexington. Ky. yesterday. Gen.
james li Wilson assumed command of
the First army corps A grand re-.
view on an che troops encamped there
was held.
The men o. ,ha Ninth United States
volunteers 10 ~ flIl, are unanimous IN
favor ~ being mustered out In spite of
the officers who hoped the regimen,
would De sent 90 cuba,
The Cirht regiments at camp Poland
pBrsdsd yesterday nH para OF fha
Knoxville carnival celebration, and
were reviewed hy Gen. Mckee, com.
mlnding, and Gov. nufhnsll Of Ohio.
Eleven Of tho twenty Indians wanted
/ hy tle authorities started from Walker
| MHu. for Duluth lAst night. under a
| guard 90 soldiers and accompanied By
/ Indian Commissioner Jones and Mar
| shll O'connor
NAL C1mlo Ferdinand Walsh Ester.
| hazy. who has publicly denied The
| London Observers assertion that ne
! i1i claimed 90 be the author o. the
| preyuf blrlerolu, VIII sue the OBJ
server for ubaL
Hon. John 81, Gregory, who was one
OF ths nrst commissioners under the
rrefsut c.tl.-rlIyiae law, and who was
! ION thirteen years president ~ the Uni,
/ ysrs.ty af Illinois d.rd To- Washington
last nlshI ns.i 20
A bold aul wumFakable argument
lnrllrHt imperialism was made hy
prasIIart David Starr Jordan Of stan
f,rI University, lf nHt evenings ses'
sion OF he Liberal congress of Reli'
glon ln omaha
The Eastern telegraph company says
thar. D. rl foundation Ia the rtpor
circulated Ir ih. United states that th'
! r.I.I. U.ftra o. Mania and Hougklnt
bes noon eut by Admiral Dewey Tn.
cable n working ih.s morning
az AN estimated y,eli OF from co.
900 600 % g0.0llglo bushels OF wheat it
~, a6,,nt BOO O00 WIN be threshed, ant
t,,isrrs alauding Ia stacks ant
shocks' Is threatened with total des'
] truetlon.
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nrr,ut

Tor Chlcavp Omaha. Denver. Kan.
80 CITY. ~ Louis Ogden aud
=. rgrk ny .......... ....... 20, a m
Tor san Francisco ogden. cache
valley and intermediate points : % am
Tor Nfutn. Denver kansas city
omaha e. Louis Chicago aud
=. Intermediate p9.nis ..,....,.... . . pm
anl -au fTSncls;S,o'' ''''''..'. spr
loT NtrCuf lufuka, Silver CIV.
lfuvn NVuhl, ranpnfn, Milford,
40. Frisco ani intermediate poInis % an
fMlhrI train inr Garfield Reach.
luUclu and Terminus ....... q IN
TRAINS south u Juab run daily oNeop
Sunday
'hally except sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

81. louis. oct. 20.-Eew officers Of
the National Wholesale prnsgisis' as
ISOLATION were elected today. EN-May-
on cyrus r. Walbridgc Of st. Louis
was chosen president Reports Of COM
,nittoes were then read. Two 3mplrt-
AMI recommendations were made by
mo board OF control, The hrst Of these
was that tho new committee on leglala-
filn ask OF C1nrrtss reduction and
greater uniformity m postal laws.
tn report OF the committee on leg
lslatIou declared the war tax law "as
crude a piece u lOEalatlan aa was ever
executed and. in addition, Ambiguous
and unfair" The committee severely
condemned the law ana especially that
section on % pertaining 60 inc iaN up1u
articles handled IN the drug bus.noaa.
"Tha heavy burden ~ this section OF
the law" the report says. Fails upor
the shoulders OF the retailer. Congress
dd rat intend that the burden should
ian there and did no, foresse that Il
would
was reelected 70 the ohaipnanshln
OF the proprietary committee,
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pIssrNriSG voioE.
Andrew Carnegie Is Opposed TO Expansion
Of United states,

New YORK. oct 2o-Andrew carne-
Gle. lust back from Europe said In an
interview today; ~ the unlted states
IL going 60 undertake the government
Of the Philippines and 80 IN for eNnah-
rlon through5w the world putting her
hand ln the hornets nest % European
rivalry. there can be 90 prosperous
business. We shall be subject 70 waFa
and war alarms.
"BusIness IL the child ot security
and peace. Tho entrance " fhe United
states as New power ~ me iar East
Vim sci every one " the present
p5wers to d study " the question from
new staudpo.nt. We shall be COM
PEELED TO lucrtlFe our navy We must
nay ,or large standing army, and
there Is neither rest nor security for
ma"
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ed INC terribly. ! could not sleep for
tho pain. Pastors would help for a
while, butas soon as taken on, the pain
would he Just as bad as ever. Doctors
prescribed medicine, but It gave me no
relief
"Now feel ~ well and strong.
have no more headaches, aud no
pain IA side, aud II is all owing TO
your Compound. cannot praise II
enough. II Is a wonderful medicine.
recommend IL 10 every woman /
l,uow"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

London. Oct 2O.-rhe remains %
Harold Frederic. the Newspaper cor
respondent ana author. will be crunat-
cd AZ w0klng cemetery II has been
learned that Mr Frederic had been In
me hands Of Christian Scientists and
shat a doctor was only summoned to
attend him a few days ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-21

To and from Chicago. st. Louis.
Omaha. Kansas City. and all eastern
poInta,
Direct line TO the Trans Mississippi
Exposition. siopoyera allowed at
Omaha on all tickets reading through
that city.
Two through trains each way daily.
Vcatlbulod bunet smoking library
cars, Pullman sleeping cars. roolin-
lng chair cars Ocata freed. coaches
and dining ears. operated on tho a
Ia carte plan.
Tickets at ofiees OF connecting lines.
l. A. BENTON. Ticket Agent. II. q.
W. Ry,. Dooly Block.
II. r. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent
W. y. MMTLLAN. Gen. Agt.,
2it g. W. Temple st., salt Lake city.
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TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
To Gain Flesh. TO sleep Wen. To Know
What Appetite and Good Digestion
Mean. Make lest Of sturts
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience Of an Indianapoil.
oentieman.

No trouble Is more common or more
mlsundrtstu0d than nervous dyspepsia.
People having II think that their nerves
are 20 blame, are surprised that they
are no, cured by nerve incidence and
spring remedies; the real seat of mis-
chlef j. lost slEht OF, the stomach is
the origin 10 be- looked after.
Nervous dyspeptIcs often do NOT have
any pain whatever IN the stomach. nor
perhaps any Of the usual symptoms VI
stomach weakness, Nervous dA ypgp.
ia shows Itself not IN the stumach 40
much as In nearly every other lfgAus
IN some cases IN heart palpltaifs and
IT, irregular; IN others. the kidneys are
affected; In others the bowels are cone
aupated, with headaches; Htlll others
are troubled with loss " fiesh ana app
petite. with the accumulation OF gas,
sour rlsings aud heartburn,
Mr.. a. ". Sharper Of No. 81 Prospee,
81, indianapolis. lnd.. writes as fol-
lows; "a motive Of pure gratitude
prompts me 20 write these few lines
regarding the new and valuable mcdi-
ellie, stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
nave been a sufferer from nervous dys-
pepsla for the last four years. have
used various patent medicines and
other remedies without any favorable
result. They sometimes gave tempo
H."HH HHAN'A NNNHNA HAN| NNN'H" 80 49,. HNHHhANH
cine wore on, attributed this o.
my scdentary habits, being q book
keeper with lhtle physical exercise, but
] am glad % state that the tablets
hnVe overcome an those obstacles, f0I
! have gained IN h1sh, sleep better and
am better lu every way. The above
% written not Tor uoioriety but Is
based on actual facts
Respectfully yours,
A. ". SHARPER,
o. Prospect ST.. Indianapolis. Ind.
IL o. safe 10 say that Aiuarrs pyE'
nepsh Tablets viii euro any stomach
Weakness or disease except cancer OF
The stomach They euro sour siom.
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aleeplcssneHs, palplAtinn, heartburn
com tipatlOn and headaches
Send Tor valuable littic book on Htom'
sch diseases by addressing stuart co.
MarHkall. Mich
Al druggists sell full slzed packages
al 30 cenls.
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PRINCE BISMARCK sAReopHAous

Although II was stated IN the Will o.
bismarck that no monument OF great
public memorial be established ln his
honor. Kaiser Wilhelm has given nm or.
der 10 gofmany'a most Celebrated
sculptor. Rciuhold nnr1f. Go plan Bn arr
tlstlC anrcophagus, 10 D. placed In the
Imperial Dome whcr the remains Of
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TO MRS. PINKHAM
From Mrs. Walter Z. Budd, of Pot.
choguo, Now York.

Mrs. Bupp, In the following letter.
tells familiar story Of weakness and
suffering. and thanks Mrs. Pinkham
for complete relief;
"DEAR Mas. PtSKHAN,--I ,h,ni, &, 4.
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SHORT LINZ
Railway.
TINE Am lN rrrEor w ~.
o, Trala' AIRY, and depart At salt Lake city

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