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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
aretfeu burin ni6ts unre9tes ges

gebenben &retien burin nidts l1nre4tes ges
funben.
v8as meine angebGi9e Nt9tz8egriiBung
bur9 bic beut16en Seeoffi3iere in Wtanila
betrifft, 10. b a cine 8egriiBung tbrer Selts
tpirfli6 itattgefunben. 4aerotngs 1@tattste
uns Der bel1tI9e Seecapitdn &ouner crit 3ebl1
Sage na9 meinem @intreffrn feinen 8eludc
ab. SpQte bies Elm 8erftoB gegen Die gttz
tette gepeTen fein, 10 bat i'm Der oeutlc9e
gapitGn bur9 feline 2iebenspirDigtelt gut
qema6t, unb fein 9eIu9 tptrb mir INNER
cine anaenebme grinneru1g bleiben. Sor
meiner @breife BON Munild na9 pnrls
fii6lte i9 mid bes6alb audi g%ebrun9en, DID,
ulei9 meme .3ett Ie6r bemeien mar, Dem
5 eutf9en Gapitdn, uno 3tpar tbrt duetn,
einen @eqenbe1u9 Su MAIDEN un0 r1td DON
linn 6eraliGb 81 berdb19ieben. Mtr 9tn9en
ais quite Sreunbe ~duseindnber."
gana biefen Ga9perbuIt bat General
merritt, pie er berfi9ert, f4On ben i'm bel
feiner NnfrnFt in Seem gort befiirnler1oen
nGeporters" bortiger englii4>ameritdntf3er
3eitungen mitget6eilt, unb es 1T ibm, tpte er
Iugt, u~npertdnD1i9, tpes6al6 iie es ni9t Dsr=
DffentIi9ten, ba es bod bic &ngele9enbett IN
einem gang anberen 2i4te erf4einen la1e.
Ser 6rape General Merritt, mad Der
S9ilberung Der Neip 0orferin utrob ietner
fat tpeiBen SCARE nod cine itramm militia
rif9e grf6einung bpn gepinnenoer 9tebersz
piirbigteit", fennt bus bier in 8etra3t tort=
menbe preBgefinbel f9le9t, tpenn tbm Die
l1nter19lagung Ieiner tpi9tigen ansidgen
burf baiTeI6e punoertdnbli@" TT. Beil
bie1e NuS1agen ni9t in ben &ram Der INNER
pieber in bic alien bDfen 2ii9en %5uriidfaler=
ben sSingoprefe pafen, 6esbalb tperben tie
BON i6r tobtgei6piegen. I'm 10 mebr gez
rei6t bic na9briidli4e Wieber9olnng beriel=
ben benz General CUR @bre.
Die bartndtige 2ige iiber ltnbOfli9teit
beg benti6en 9ei6tpabers in Mdntla 9egen
bic Ser. Staaten tit II ebenfo griinblta
niberlegt, tpie bies 19on friber betreffs Der
2iige ge18ab, 6aB ienes beltf4e 9ef9paOer
bic 8etpequngen Der dmeritaniI9er &rtegsz
f9iffe al be6inbern unb ben Spantern 81
niiBen geTu9t babe, tpdbrenb es bod MIR
S4uBmaBregeln fir bic ieinem SfplBe dnz
pertrauten bortigen 9euti4en, Seterrei9er,
S9pei3er II. I. m. ergriff.
Was bic bon General Wterritt pbne 1tebelz'
tpDGIen ertpGbnte Nbfubrt Nugufti's BON
Manila betrifft, 70 1T ia Idngt feitgeitelt,
baB &uguiti feline STEELE uGs @eneralcapitGa
in dnbere 6Gnbe 9egeben bate un6
9r b q t mann mar, ais inn beutf9erfeits
bic Mbreife na9 Spunien ermDgli4t tpurbe.
limb ale bic Singoliigen perben ia, ubgez
feben BON Sen. Merritt's banfenstuertben
@rtlGrungen, b~efeitigt bur4 bus 3eugniB
Der prGitbentenboti6aft fir bic tabellOie
Ge1tralitdt Der beuti4en Re9ieruns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
General Wcrrttt tnS SebGi19em 9es
gen Seutf0GntS.

Inter ben bon Manila iiber Sonqtonq
getommeten bebarrli9en 9eBliigen oeqen
9eutf9lano, tpie lie in Der anerifanif6en
S~in9Opreffe breitgetreten nq1rben, 1T audi bic
folgenbe: Die beutf9en &riegsf9tffe BEL Ma
Mia bdtten ibre 6etnOfeligteit gegsn bic Ser.
Staten AUDI babur9 bepieIen, baB tie,
aaem internationalen Seebrdu9e %5upiber,
abii9tli4 bic @uIutirumg Der amerifaniI6en
Sla9ge bafelbit unterlieBen unb uu9 ben
909itfommanbirenben Der ameritani56en
2unbtruppen, General Merritt, a6ii9tli4 BEL
feiner Gntunft ni9t begriiBten.
No9 in ben lebten Sagen purben bon
einem She'll Der SingopreIe berurtige Mnz
f9ulbtgungen gegen Wbmiral Oieberi9s
tpiebergetdut, unb 5tpar NIT 8erufung ouf
ben tiir5li9 iiber Pdris tpieber in ben Der.
Stdaten angefommenen General N2erritt
feIbft.
Die nNen Oorfer @taatg3ei.
tung" bat aber nun bon General Merritt
felbft, ebe er BON SEEM gort na9 @afbington
peiter retite, foGgenbe 9arlegnng bes @a9z
perbaltes erIangt:
sd felbft 6abe tpG6renb meines @1fents
bats in Manila nihts bon elmer unfreurb,
li9en 9ultmng Der 9eutf9en bemertt. @s
tit ri9tig, baB na9 meinem @intreffen Nbz
miral 9etpep mir Iagte, bic 0eutf9en bGtten
peber bic nmeritanif9e Sldgge f%alutirt, mod
u14 BON meiner Nnfunft pffi3ieQe &enntnib
eenommen, 0epep febte bin3u, er babe bies
anfangs als einen groben 8erftoB gegen bic
"interndtionule Gillette betrd9tet, lei aber
fpdter gu Der 11eber3euglng gefOmmen, baB
bies ni9t Der SAL gepefen un0 Die Sadie ii9
in elmer gara einfa9en Weife ertlGren laiIe.
Die englif9en unb iapanii3en &riegsf9iffe
lagen in gertnger g%ntfernung bon Der an1es
ritani19en Slptte, fornten ale 8orgdnge auf
ber1elben beoba9ten unb alp4 ben Salut gez
ben, 1pbalb elm QnlaB baau bor6anben tpur.
9as beut19e 9e19maber lag bugegen auf
Der groBen &bebe 70 peit BON ben ameritu=
nif9en S9iffen %entfernt bor &nter, baB pon
linn aus bus 9iKen Der ameritantf4en
Slagge nt9t gefeben perben tonnte.
rWftt abmiraG Oieberi9s bin t6 nibt suz
fammensetroffen. @r fmbr um Sage na9
meiner 4ntunft nit Dem IpanifAen 8enerulz
cdpitdn Nuguiti an 8prb ab. Dies tpurpe
anfangs aud dIs Elm @runo au elmer MiBs
%ftimmlng angeie1en, bod bat man in maBz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

9ap bic 100000 berbient bdt, bic er fit
feline @rbeit erbGlt.
Slider 1T, buB tpte iebt aud9 Der alte@ber>
man mittbsilt. mir nit einlsen. peiteren
3utparten guba NIT biel geriGgeren Soften
bitten befresn tOnnen. ,9enn Span;en, err
tldrt er, bGtte fi9 bereits duf l~1nterbanb=
lungen tpegsn Gerfaufs Der Sltfel eingelaI=
fen gebabt, als bas bur3 Die Sin9ps Tint
Itb ge3ii9tete &rie9sfieber ft@ unieres Dol
fes plDbIi9 bemd6tigte. ST nentt snar
feline Summe, aber fir bunb:rt MiGionen
bdtten mir pbne 3peifeG @uba unb 8prtnz
rico unb 10 biele &oblenitationen in Off
aiien baden fOnnen, als mir nur tpplten, unb
fein Mann 9dtte ms @ras gu beiBen brau=
Gen, unb tein 9pIar mebr nliiBte fir Penz
fionen betpiai9t tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
y BON Qlm0tee2

Gine tpenigiens einigermaBen bic 3ei@en
bon @9tbeit trugenbe Spur BON Nnbree 1T
uufgetuu4t, freili4 Obns buB besbalb fir
bic @9t6eit eingeitanben perben fam. Cine
StpdboGner .3eitung foa aus Sort Norz
man i'm britif@en Roropetgebiet nabe benz
Maden3Ns6luB bpn einsm Sberf Sobnfpn
BON Der canabif6en Milts bic telesrapbii9e
| Nd9ri9t er6alten baden, Elm bor1 Nprben
tommsnber @aIfii4fabrer babe in Der
9incplnzSee einen S~ertriimmerten 9alon
gefeben, unb auf einem d~6sebro4encn bOl>
5ernen @etpe6rtoGbsn bic Sui9rift gefunben:
r9otng Nprtb. - 6rdntsl", nebft anf9eiz
nenb elmer 9atumsz Nnsabs, Die absr ni9t
ent5iffert tperben tonnte.
Run lit SrGnteI alerbin9s elmer Der 8ez
gleiter Nnbree's, unb baB Der 8aIpn na4
Der QincoInzSee pber benz 2incolnlanbe oez
trieber, bat nt9ts ltntpabr1GsinIi9eS. NId
ni4t, DAB elm Walfif4fabrer an Der Miinz
bung bes Maden3iez6GuTes selan6et lift unb
mad benz an bieiem unb benz 9rpben GGz
r~enflufe g~etegenen Sort Horman Na8ri9t
bat gelan9en lafen. Aber gang unberItGnbz
lt9 1T, tpie Nnbree uno feiile 8egleiter, pber
mic SrGntel dleir, - benin bic beiben dnz
beren mD4ten ia bereits u%ngsfommen Qepez
fen fem BON Der 2incolnzSee aus ben
Mdrf9 nd4 Norben unterna6nnen fpnnten
an9eii9ts Der Sbut1a9e, baB tie bort nod
peiter bonn .pOG %entfernt tparer1, als an Der
@uffabrtsf te1e auf Spibbergen, unb Der
2Gnotpeg iiber 9rinneGz un6 @rantlanb,
dlf benz fe big ettpa gum SO. @rab borbrinz
gen %tonnten, tpegen Der 6pben @ebirae unb
~rieiigen 9leti4er nit po6L unii6erpinbliz
4en S3pierigteiten bsrtniipft fem nun.
Man fodte pielnebr bsnten, baB iebe @erz
nunft fte berdnlaBt baben lniiBte, ii6 Dftlih
gu tpenoan, UNI Stab, bic an Der Dtliden
Seite bss SmitbzS unbes beleaeue nDrbz
lt4te &niRblung Der Gstimps gu erreiden.
ionit aber fibli4, mo ie glei4faas Qus{i6t
batten, auf gstirnOs gu ftoBen.
9a Der 3ug nu9 Norben elm WaqniB oez
tpeien pdre, bas f4Ge9terbings ni6t burd1z
gefibrt tperoen %tonnte, 10 muB man ebsn
audi bic @4tbeit bieier Spur BON Mnbree
unb feinen 8egGeitern on3fpeifeln. biz
@tiife bes 8ulons unb Der @epe6rfo[ben
beigebra9t unb ais edit ioentificirt iuorben
iinb.
3und4f tpirb nit SiiGfe Der conabiT6eu
Gegiernng feft3uislen fem, ob cs in Sort
Norman einen Milt5oberit SO5nTon aiebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

Selbft repubGifanif9e 8IGt<
ter ertldren bds bon OberaenernI
Miles bOr Der Observation-Disclosures
mifion dbgege6ene 3engniB iber
Slet d fir bic 9ortps& icoz@rpebition fir
berni3tenb. Ser 6auptin6alt bes
3eugntfes TT f~olgenber: 0as ben @oIbaten
Der Expedition g%elieferte GGeif4 mar prdfer=
btrtes Sleif4, mas ben 9eru9 BON einballaz
mirten 2ei9en an fi9 bate unb an beTen
9emlB bic Mannf9aften ertrantten. Genez
raj Miles erbob PrOteft gegen biefe 6leifdIisz
ferung rnb tpies buruuf bin, baB in 9prtoz
Rico genigenb S6la4tOieb ~borbanben fei, 10
baB feline Not6penbigfeit ~borliege, prdferbirz
tes 6leif4 mit3unebn1en. Seine 8eIdperbe
tpurbe ni9t bed9tet. @efragt, per bafiir
perantportli9 iei, bertpies General Miles
an ben &riegsminifter unb ben @6ef beg
GpmmiKariats, bic bieriiber am beften Qusz
h1nft geben f0nnten. Nu9 1nter benz 6Geif9
fir Die erften na4 Guba gef9idten Srupz
pen, befanben if4 fpl4e entfeBli4e prdier<
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28
!2u snnanebnrn In G

- gu S4paneburg in Sur
fanben f3pere g ubet1rungen
8ir9enf9dnbungen tpdbrenb
Der @infiibrung bes paftors @ilbsr in fem
neueS Mmt itatt. @m Sage Der gonfirmaz
tion bon 200 Rnaben itiir3ten pIObGi9 bier
@eiber auf ben geiitlihen los, als bieier an
Der Spite feiner@ pnfirmanbsn erf9ien, 5er=
rifen ibm ben Salar unb f6luasn inn fem
Barrett DOm 2opf. @s entitanb cine piite
Soene Dor Der Stride. SIN Snneren fam es
gu S9lGsereien unter ben @emetnbemitgliez
bern nnb ben gepungenen Sfanbalma9ern
aus anberen 9emeinOen, Der @ottssbsnit
mubte ausfaaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-28

ben 1dngit bergefen fein, ipenn @erbantes
nit Ieine.m Don Quirote nod INNER in ulz
Qetriibtem @lan5e in Der @eltliteratur
ftra6Gt. 9as mag ben @puniern in ibrer
iebigen i6nen bur9 Die @merifuner bereiteten
@rnieorigung immer6tn Elm Sro1t 1ein.
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understood when we ay ~
W. Meier DisgDU0iaf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04

Toward the close Of the Omaha de-
bate some Of the gold men who were in
attendance, but not taking an active
part. reached the conclusion tha, their
'sest men" were not on hand. That Is
not exactly true. or course they did
not have all OF their best men present.
but they certainly had some Of them.
They had enough for n fair rresenta-
ton OF the gold side. II White and
Fowler and McCleary and y. Sterling
Morton and John H. Irish and Gov.
Shaw and ex-senator Carey ard Mr..
Enrich are not able 10 fully de-
fend the gold standard. il must be be-
cause there is something essentially
wrong with ii. The trouble was not
with the debatcrs, 1t was the weak
ness OF their case. There Is no argu-
ment on the gold standard side, ex-
cept assumption and abuse.-National
Rimctallist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04
The Monetary Problem.
ooLDBU0 PROMISES.

Confound dose goldbug EDITORS
who brint the Golden Sun.
They tell such awful falsehoods
Shust like a harse can run
took dot baper every week
For more as three years straight
IND | remember all the promises
vich they made shust FOR bait'
They said; Wait till lection uay'
Und efry money sack
ynl come oudt from It's hidlnR
Ven confidence comes pack
Ind ven lection day vas Offer
The next thing they did say
vas. I'VE elf you some brosberity
on Inauguration day"
| told my wife. We Walt now
TIL the fourth OF March Is gone
I-rd see vat story VIII come next
From dot confoundt Golden Sun.
IND sure enough they haf one
Vich they said would be the last;
they said: "You get some confidence
ven De Dlngley bill gets past"
Vel. the Dingley bill went past;
Now they hint. Blu, don't Just say:
await while We burn de greenpacks,'
or. "Nait till judgm eni day"
w A. Chess, IN Silver knight-Watch
man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04
PRESERVING EGGS.
The sulphur Process Here Described
Has Hcen Practiced with Con-
siderable Success.

Take common starch box with
sliding lid. Put the eggs in the box.
and upon an oyster shell or other suit
able substance place teaspoousul Of
sulphur. Set fire to the sulphur. aud
when the fumes begin TO rise briskly
shu, up the lid. make the box tight,
and do not disturb il for half an hour.
Now take out the eggs, pack in oats.
and the Job is done. If the oats or pack
ing material be treated TO the same
process il Will be all the better. II a
barrellul is 10 be preserved, place the
eggs in a tight barrel two-thirds full,
with no packing whatever. Fire a
pound Of sulphur upon suitable sub
stance on top Of the eggs in the vacant
space over them. shut up tightly, let
stand an hour and then take out the
eggs. As the gas Is much heavier than
air il will sink 20 the bv,.om. or rather
fiji up the barrel with the fumes. In
another bar.ci or box place some oats.
and treat in the same way. Now pack
tnc eggs in the oats. head up the barrel.
and turn the barrel every day 10 pre-
vent falling Of the yoks. using each
end alternately, and they will keep a
year. or according TO the efficiency Of
The operation. shorter or longer
time.
IL will be seen 10y the above that the
process is Cry and neat one. and very
inexpensive. sulphur being a very
cheap article. The process was sold
several years ago by certain parties as
"Ozon,." but is an old one. and the par
les were exposed. not that the process
was fraud, but because they sold a
pound Of sulphur as ozone for two dol
lara Poultry Keeper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04
HANDY GARDEN MARKER.
Regular Intervals o" Green
house Benches.

A convenient marker is shown IN
Fig. / that will insure the setting OF
plants al regular intervals IN green
louise benches. For convenience Of
explanation let us suppose the green
house bench to be 3ls feet wide and the
interval between the plants 10 be
seven inches. Select a piece Of pine
AZ inches long. az inches wide and
three-fourths of an inch thick. Bore
three-fourths of an inch hole 3H
inches from each end Of the board and
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04
A HANDY MARK Err.

others at each seven-inoh mark be.
tween them Gig. p. Drive pegs three
inches long into each OF these SIX
holes. add a handle and the tooi is
ready for use.
To operate. lay the tool across the
bed and press the pegs into the soil
making holes /. 2, 3. etc. Gig. -. Lift
and turn the tool at right angles &c
the row Of holes just made, putting he
first peg into hole A and pressing as
before, making holes b. c. ID. etc. Lift
again. and with the first peg in hole i
make row b i parallel 10 row a. and
so on The writer has used this tool
in transplanting thousands Of lettuce
plants and can testify 10 the neat
ness of the beds so laid off. as vel as
to the speed with which il can be used
and the time saved there y.-M q,
kains. in Farm and Fireside.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04
CROPS IN ORCHARDS.
Don't Plant Any That MATURE ihei'
seeds During the Growing
season Of the Trees.

What crop can we grow in 3 young
orchard without injury to the treesi
was asked in an exchange and was an
swered thus by a. b. Wood: If YOU
have plenty of other ground on which
TO grow cultivated crops, don't grow
anything but your trees and care for
them just the same as though they
were corn crop instead. Many are
not so situated that they can Cevote
the entire land 1 o trees, but must grow
some thing 10 pay for the use OF the
ground till the trees yield fruit. Then
comes the question again: What can
! grow. then. which viii not be in
furious TO growth Of my trees? In
one-half of my first peach orchard /
set straw berries the first year. and on
the other half grew beans and swee;
corn. fhe trees on the first half near
~ died. though ! cultivated and fer
tilted thoroughly. using unleached
ashes and rotted stable manure lib
orally; the other half grew nearly
double the SIZE Of the former in the
first two years. besides the trees were
much healthier.
This taught me not TO grow any
crop which matured its seed during
the growing season of the trees. See
ing my mistake. though too late. | i'm
mediaieiy plowed under the berry
vines and devoted the ground entirely
10th. trees. The result was surprising.
for the trees seemed to take new life
ard made more growth the reNt sea
son than IN both the former ones.
though they have never been able 10
catch up with those where the beans
and corn grew.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04

Some farmers are holding their wheat be
cause they think the price will go TO ~ .
bushe The price, however, may 60 down
instead OF up, and thus great losses will fol-
low delay in selling. In all matters delays
are dangerous, particularly 30 IN sickness.
AT the hrst sign OF biliousness, dyspepsia, in
digestion or constipation cure yourself with
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Don't wait for
your condition to improve itself, for 1t " apt
20 get worse still.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04

Our country friends should not fail tocarry
home box OF Dr. M0Beus TEETHISA (Iesth-
ING Iotcde,sl II j. the best remedy ever
used for Worms, 1eething and the Bowel
Disorders Of children and only cost rs cents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04
A striking Remembrance.

The addresses Of young man having been
declined by young lady, he paid court 10
ner sister '.Ilow much you resemble your
sister sand he, the evening OF his first call
You have the same hair, the same fore
head, and the same ewes"
And the same noes" she added quickly.
-Tit-Bts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04

Enough for Row-"Pa, what are the
dogs OF war;" well, your mothers fins
poodle and that mongrel pup next door. =
Detroit Free Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04
A Fair Question.

What Will II profit nation to sstab-
lish gold standard and render the
mass Of It's people homeless, depend
emit and miserable7
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04

The approval OF your conscience is an ex
celent thing, but il is not sufficient to &c
you a raise of salary.-Puck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04

Moves the bowels each day. In order TO be
healthy this is necessary. Acts gently on
the liver and kidneys. Cures sick headache.
Price p and soc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04

Biscuit making as practiced by some WON
en- is hard work., hicago Daily News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04

Stricken with Sc;aticag st. Jacobs Oil viii
strike il out and cure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04

Hang a sword over mans head and he is
more likely TO cut the thread than move
from under.-Atchison Globe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04

Damp weather brings rheumatism. ST
Jacobs OIL brings the cure, promptly.
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The meaner a man is the harder he tries
70 lower his record Chicago Daily News.
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Ever thus-hors to aches and pains ST
Jacobs Oils the doctor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-11-04

The man who rides a hobby uses egotisn
for saddle. Ram Horn.
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After physicians had given me up, was
saved by Piso's Curc-Ralph Erieg, VIII
Transport, Pa, Nov -, 1893.
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Lane. Family Medicine.

Women's shoes are naturally tight when
they are full.--Chicago Daily News.
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Stiff as poker sore as boily St. ia
eobs Oil will relax. soothe, cure.
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Leading a woman TO the altar is usually
mans last act oil leadership Chicago
Daily NewA
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets. A
druggists refund money If il tails TO cure. %
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helped And after using eight bottles Of
Pi
might have saved large
medicine
All village know expected to live
had until
taln you've has saved life"
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MRS. PINKHAM TALKS ABOUT OvARITIS

Letter from MIRA Carrie F. Tremper that all Suffering Wo
Road.
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WHEN WHITING 10 ADvn1Tn011O
please state shas you cav 80 Advs~nss
0one u thAs pooo0s
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-04-01

WASHINGTON March 28It surprising
been made by the Government Madrid
Just these
rendering her control of Cuba everything
cepting the recognition of Cuban independence.
What reparaton Spain going to make for the loss the
Maine and the Americans who with
and how the struggling Cuban patriots benefited this
rary patched-up peace, it is hard to conjecture.
All know tonight is that the President
Spain be constitute
will acceptable the insurgents This will loves labor
part of Spain and only postpones the inevitable.
The change the situation through the
liberal the lines the Republic
by members leading
ved to be gain time adding the
ing intervention the of
Why should Spain wish for the United
other nation in forming of its provinces
to be fair and just?
Moreover the po9rs of
the
induce them They independence
of this and hopeful for the
ment they will that will be offered
will continue Spanish domination the island and view the
and character the they surngs
endured terrible deaths
with the beacon liberty sight, impossible
expected do otherwise than continue cruel
of Spain against them ghfu it contemplate
more innocent will be slaughtered
will suffer that agong death starvation
floats the island
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Congress Will Not Have This DiIIy- y-Dallying.

But the policy
declare for Cuban independence
menced to-day, and the storm may burst at any hour
There discussed
that the Presidents With perhaps exceptions
the criticised being the American
pie had from
that
criticism, the Republican
charged
AS previously stated these dispatches the only policy thus
President that Of delay
clearly shows that Congress tired delay
action
There members Senators who believe
suit the and in their opinions would
clare than wait until Spain could be for
The latest circulated around the Capitol this that
will Maine
tribunal investigation will abide
decision reached She will claim that her
worthy beefa the Board Inquiry appointed by United
and that being entitled
ternanal tribunal for This is the the
While the President might such proposition doubtful
would meet the sanction of Congress.