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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
THE POSITION wool MARKET

Boston MAY 1.-THE American Wool and cotton gt Nc
vlI saw tomorrow or the wool trade The mar
.,,evhat paradDxlcsl tole being more buoyant
man vnek ago the sa.ea somewhat less ne rad-
re- how>yer has been better distributed The better
1-~ilng which encountered on all sides Ia due pr
msriIy appearance IN the market OF Larger auva
%, mills than has beea the for some time While
nc.s have not advanced any. the market has improved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthraclte coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Automatic Book signals
Stations IN New York. foot OF Liberty 81
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST.
Tralrs leave foot OF Liberty 81.

-Four tracks Automatic Book signals
stators New York. foot OF Liberty 81
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST.
Tralrs leave foot OF Liberty 81.
ard after April 10. 1893 -
For Cas.on bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk 49,
900 75, s.io A. ~ d2No NJ to Eas,on) ao M'Ao 20 e
40 T. Eas,on,, 4: N. 100 go. 800 P;
For Wllkssbar.e. Pston. and Scranton. 400. e:lo u.
NJ 80 p. N. sundays 43o A. NJ o,.
For Reading and Harrisburg at Az, 80 soo s:iv'
inzi 40 500 5:s3 900 to Reaiins). p. 81. i2Js
ni-ht Sundays 43o Cl;30 ResinsD A. NJ. LOO.
100 $50 900 p ii, 1914. night
o:i0 A. n, $50. 900 p. ". Sundays 4:30 A. NJ. 600
T. " ,,o,,,x,
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Red Bark Long Branch Assury Park, Ocean az
doi5 Red Bank onlyl, 1870 A. NJ, 1890 LAS Is: 40 RED
Bark only) 4l5. 40, 5;Ss e;i5 p ~ SUNDAYS esoDs
at IntsrlaAsn Asbury Park aad Ocean Grove. 800
Cio:i5 Red Bank only,. a. y, , 100 = NJ
40 $50 1918 =. NJ. i:.1 $40. $40 Is ss Saturdays
on.yl. r ". sundays. 1913 a NJ
FOR Toms River; Barnega, PARK and bam.sa,; 49,
For Atlantic city v.neland. and Brdgeton. 4:3o A. H..
For Monmouth Beach. seabr,ght. and Highlands Of
Nav-s.rk 40 $50. l30 a. n, l:3o ii5. AIS. AGO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
EXPORTS 70 DAY.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.


corToN-To the surprise % good many traders hero.
eslles Liverpool mis- morning failed reflect any
kets regarng the bullsh quality OF yesterdays report
from washiagtcn. indicating decreased cotton acreage IN
s,arss maze loss 4 2a2. -G4d bGi So, co;Ica
. S.: s 1 SS, thu fn 'Hs ' eoSn ade ws
70 rely upon peaceful outcome OF the d'uy Me-
heretofore ,housht possible u; private aivces from me
argued with cotton the lowest point on rec
ord for this Of ne year the chances asains;
er:p Indications the possibilities upward movement
snen Of The coton plan; upoa decreased has
n.cessary ana that present weather conditions Do not
well enough tor large crop assumptions The He
day; ne weaker longs also sellers The dec;.as
was aes;ct but The max, TROUGH, me ssssSn pa
Interest o: consequence leading banking house Issues
he present level Of exceptionally low fr this
Z the year. surplus supplies only moderate. an.
10 oo oco Bales u AmeTcaa e9,,an we have
w., c@niine unfavorasie for few weeks longer and
world become conyncol thai W. are :ace - RAJ.
To mak for co,a saS'es So '''sd es sea'y q; 400
hsi lsIns o. oo @g es QUIZ and cseG quie at ~
essns-i prices niddins uplands e'c middlinS aglt
;c2o Bale. ncuing 500 bales export, direct shipment;
q bal-s to spinners and 700 bales or con'raG
Gfisan. qsiei 5i-iSe sales :ooo BALES Noble eass
Use Wilmington nm &C. Nofsf anie' e;s s s
Sic sales Is bales ST. Louis quiet S'sc' sales, a2i
bales 49,, - -, 49,, -.
The export movement thus far this season has beer as
follows:
Britain. France. Continent.
=.
Tt, since Sep,ember 20 i3i 7Gi dS3 212G ZIG
Receipts at New-Orleans officially estimated for 20,
morrow at 100 700 bales against 2V"9 lss week 'ii
las, wear and 1851 1895. To-noiro~s receipts al
Houston officially estimated at 100 % 200 bae. asahs
1t2 last week. lI3 las, and 400 IN 1870
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; spot COTTON
easter sales 10 600 bales. spscusti.a and export 100
hsis. American 300 tales receipts 100 bales Amer
can 1000 bales. nidtlns up!snds I'D Future.
opened quiet sellers 64d CLOSED ouiet DIX
steady. e1i2's eit net decline DeceInoer
83Ob January February Sso0' February- Msieh "'yi
Nav g3ib. Mhy-Jure 33lb: June-July. 35l'7b, July
xusu,: aa2b: Augus,-September 1872: SEPTEMBER
,oier s3Ji.s Octcber-NovenNe-. 800 November De
cembe- 33o6. observation-disclosures but quieter.
Cloths-Nors inquiry but not much doing
The contract prices in the local market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

Cash ,,lons were as follows Flour que,; demand
NJ sa4y prizes 10 fpIinEs wheat u, g. 1909 %
,sd 81 5aSl H. ~ corn. So. g3Gise No yellow corn
aGi.Gs7c No Bic; r. white $3i. gso'se No 8
80 raxseei 81 37iY prime timothy seed. - 90 mess
PORK per bo si 'odsi = lard per 100 10 80 oogs9
boxed S, 75Is5 sides boxci. 81 1883 -
whiskey dstilers' finished goods per gallon. 81 %:
sugars loaf unchanged. on the Produce E1chanse
to-day the butter market was steady creamerle. $50
i0c darts. i2gi,c. Eggs steady; fresh. ior Cheese
cincrnat. May ii.FTour firm whea, unsettled No
quiet: 10 2 mixed. 3i'sc. RE nrm. No = soc Esss
easy. 9c. . ,,., -, ,,. =, 20 ~. . 90,
CASH SsT aai M May 81 A. COMO mixed SOC Oats:
No 2 white S6.c Rye,-No 1oc. -. Moth
a 81 .a@. q a' Nd NSrssr ogi' ss July s.
s.rtember a3isc Rye slow: No l. zoe. Barley un-
CHANGED No 3ic ssmPs t1sS SSer May s4 July
8, 20: september 3ai.c. No hard, 81 '6'. No North
ern. 81 53a.. - -, asa, 8, .ow..
ooprnst sraae May 81 ssas IS com nrm ard go
higher 10 mixed Nay sIne 10 ,r 20 good
prr bush $4,000, Rutter dull and weak fancy Western
crsanlcsy ic do prints IL, Eggs duii ai 80 o., oc
nearby. i0sc; 10 Wesetn ioc' 90 sousnerM Gro
his sacks wheat 1850 bush; corn lve UV ousn'
cat. 20 COO bush shiprents-Whea $4,000 bush eoF''
- LOUIS MAY ii.-FTour unsettled hut unchsnsen'
wheatspo, rea!y; No red cash cIevsser 81 70 "ISS'
81 80 July o"s S ass' :as ss' 81 IS c-spc
snd i,or, No cash ave May. s4'sc July siAg
s5c september. sSAe oasUsp9t 'e en oc asss,
ssoemb. 49, Sd No whit. 3o n,ec Bran dull
arm sacked east track CSC. Hay steady to nrm tim
othy s9Qsii. Butter quiet; creamery ''"''o' aa''
'TToIeio MAY ii.-wheat lower: active; No cash.
81 ~ May SOL corn active hrm; A. No S q, sss
ssr s'yerssed dun steady; prime cash. So Oil-North
Y Isp,, SS.: South Lana and Indiana 5ac,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

sns.. IN AND MFAIS-TNe break In wheat hod in,.e
csss, On winter wheat brands but Influenced some con
was ny sellers - the spring wheat grades nsnsnp
s,n te more vigorous the reaction, but stlH !u'
ter .,rsrss "a sgrHg paens SAG r,as; rs
ss,ras cnsrs y n1sG extra No wia,er - ,oH'''
RYr H2 winter. 81 an1s+ 65 grade. f2gt2 TO-
R--steady. sales. 4JO bbis. 80 GDlSi 10
70 sIss5 3a.,sd K!n-drIsd s? s9s2 40
e'nw SOC coarse soasic. FEED Firm: 40. 60 and
yo%m winter IN bulk spot. s3Mo5c spring. buk. fpot.
i2, h. sss city feed 81 homny chop. Soc. oimea $500
r.S.NAiN-wHEAT--The most notable thing about to-
ss! wheat market Its marked contrast to tho
ssSstng events cf yesterday and Monday. In place cf
A. activity there was general air Of duness all
y, inpsins at times into periods Of almost complete
STARVATION. with nuct uatons sobered down 10 NC and
mmo>e the entire July not exceeding &c all
Wv sesson- Attending this pronounced change IL specv-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR PElLAUlLFHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHIN0-
TON.
From 700, ~ Liberty 81
Week day. 43o. 500 1000 on 80 Dining Car, A., NJ.
200 $40 900 Dining carr 800 =. NJ. IL Is mtt Sum
DAYS 40 1000 III 80 Dining Car. \. NJ. 200 800
Dining carr 800 p NJ. 1918 mdt: Additional trains
ror pnil,tepha week days. 300 4. N. 80 400. 49,
1870 $50 p. NJ. sundays. 900 A. NJ. 400 P NJ
pOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY WHITEHALL. ST.
Week Ga,s 7:i0 7:55 SOS SO s:5J. 90s. a:2o 50
1900 iO.l5 10 IS HOS 1870. II SO A NJ l223 Il ~.
..s5 AS SOS s55 $40 625. 1856. TBS. $50. SIS
o:lo e55 l055. 1910 7. ~. 1918 mdt SUNDAYS. 1
AZ i0,o II 80 A. NJ. 200 NJ. 1898, 200 23O. 800
SIS i:2o 4:55 5:eS Goo GO 7:25 SIS go e:s'
lo:.5 +. NJ. ~ Is rndt. =.
Ticket. and paror seats at foot, Of Liberty St.
whitehall S. liz. l72 2si 43s e44 2st 1929 Broad
uov 73T AZ IAN St. 1873 Eat l25th st..
e7s W,s, I25,a s.. 25i Columbus Az New YORK; ,,,
cur, - s.n Fulton St brooklyn. o. Broadway Will
,am.ia-g tn. y Y Transfer 60. will call Tor and check
baggage from hotels or residences 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

kio--cofee make bare.y steady; No Rio ?ssIo,
s1cnsnse 1880 receipts 5000 bags cleared Tor the
Cnrted states. llfsO bags: stock. 10000 bags
Inc statistical position Brazil coffee H. as folo"e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

Foreign coffee -Santos-Conee market quiet,
god Santos IOyZOO receipts 1000 tags sock
5000 bags. Hsnburg-Conee market opened = PIG
higher. z.3O I.u1s pig higher. sales 5000 Dast
Hsyeoree market Ienel steady al unchanged price,;
a. IL quie, and unchanged: at irregular. aga
iraDc higher closed l.17 franc ne; higher. total sales
1900 bags.
;Snua.y AZ aA Juy ............... 8T.00
February .......... 3s % August 70
March ............... 1880 september q. %
April October
November ~. -
June ............. % December 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12


BEANS AND PEAS-Theie If sti. Ell absence Of DE-
iLaAG from source. and with "a little 10 r"
tne market fDr kinds 4 white
feans. This Is particularly tue II pea. but al quota
II la mutt b. .egafdei as somewhat nominal a. the
moment they the asking Green
iO"tr We quote. Beans marrow. choice, yer burn.
81 80. d. medium. 81 -Jp> IA 90 yea. 81 iJasl -.
do red kidney 81 10. DO white Kidney 81 1unsi ,n do
back turtle toLi. - 15LSl 80. Do yellow eyc. 81 81" 90
The herald., 1898-02-19
WANTED IN FRISCO
Arrest Here of a Couple Who Will Be
Sent North for Trial

John d. Lewis and Minnie Campbell were
arrested last night at their room on Spring
street by Detectives F'lammer and Hawley,
at the telegraphic request of Chief of De-
tectives Bohen of San Francisco. The
couple are wanted there on felony charge
of obtaining money by false pretenses, but
the local officers know nothing about the
case. A telegram asking that they be ar
rested was received by Chief Glass late
yesterday afternoon, and three hours later
the prisoners were In the city Jail. tele-
gram was sent at once to San Francisco
informing the officers there of the arrest,
and an officer is expected here from that
city tonight to take them back.
Lewis is the welter-weight pugilist
known as kid Lewis, and Is thought to
be also wanted in Hanford, Cal, ON a
charge of burglary Several days ago a
letter was received from H. M. Bernstein
of that city, asking that man answering
perfectly the description of the prisoner
be arrested for burglary, stating that a
reward has been offered for his capture
Whether or not Lewis is the man wanted
there is not known here, but will be when
the officer arrives for him.
The couple were occupying luxurious
apartments and when searched they were
found TO have plenty of money. The wo-
man formerly resided in this city, and heI
parents now live here. The name she gave
is assumed and the officers, not desiring
to disgrace her family, refuse to give her
right name.
The herald., 1898-02-19

ness on the Democratic financial policy,
executive force and time and ability to at
tend meetings and do work. l shall COM
plete my selection very soon.
"Gubernatorial candidates? l know OF
only two-Maguire and La Rue. have not
taken any part in the matter as in my po-
sition it would be in bad taste. Later on
however, 1 expect to enter actively into the
fight.
LAS candidate myself? No, sir. l an
not in any way seeking the nomination
and do not think 1 would take 1t if could
THE new primary law is another poin
the state committee is watching. We favol
the law, and l believe 1t will be upheld by
the supreme court, which will hear the tes
case on the 21st. Our committee will have
five representatives to take care of the Law
as far as we can. 1t is law that is in SOM
ways cumbersome and capable of improve
ment, but as whole 1t Is most excellen
measure for all parties"
Mr.. Afford seemed pleased to learn tina
Mr.. Mcguire was strong hereabouts as {
candidate for governor, and said that II
Tulare county he was favored by fou
Democrats out of five.
Mr.. Afford will be here several days. H
is at the Nadeau.
The herald., 1898-02-19
CHARLES COLLINS MURDERER
EXAMINATION
OF MARY GARCIA
The Prisoners Attorney So Distin-
guishes Himself He Is Nearly
Thrown Out of the Window

SANTA MONICA, Feb. 1S.-The prelim
mary examination of Mary Ellen Garcia
for the murder of Charles Collins at Santa
Monica on the night of Friday, February
uth, was begun before Judge Guidingel
this morning at 1890, closing at 4:S0 in th'
afternoon.
Never has an examination been held be
fore in this seaside town which has sc
wrought up the feelings of the people
When the case was called there was posi-
lively not standing room in the court room
Deputy District Attorney Willis conducted
the prosecution and Messrs. Allender and
Hughes appeared for the defense.
The first witness examined was Mrs.
Hela Lowe. a gray-haired old lady residing
on the South Beach. Mrs. Lowe is almost
an invalid and with her husband and a
friend, Mrs. Littlefield, is here for her
health. 1t was while walking with the
latter that Mrs. Lowe found the body OF
Collins in the sand hills. Mrs. Lowe told
of finding the body and of reporting the
matter and was then turned over to the
defense for cross-eXamination. 1t was
then that the excitement began. Attorney
Allender tried to bullyrag the old lady
into confusion of ideas and answers
L
doing that the spectators were on the
point of pitching him out of the window
when Judge Guidinger sternly rebuked
him in unmis taxable language. which
called forth hearty applause. The first wit
ness called in the afternoon was Marsha
Dexter. who testified to much the same ev.
idence as that given by him at the coro
ner's inquest.
]. A. Scott of the South Beach testified
to the finding of Collins body on Saturday
morning and of identifying it.
The defense's struggle of the day, how
ever came when the next witness, Pete
Garcia, or Indian Pete" was called. The
defense requested an interview with Gar
cia before he went on the stand, but it was
refused by the judge. They claimed that
they were his attorney. and as such had
the right to confer with their client, but
Judge Guidinger held that Pete was a wit
ness in the present case and that he would
be allowed to testify.
The defense then took up the line that
Pete was the woman's husband and as
such could not be forced to testify. Wher
asked as TO the relations existing between
himself and the woman Pete admitted
that they had never been married, but mad
lived together as man and wife for six
years, and had been recognized as such
A further desperate fight was made to keeI
Pete off the stand, but all objections were
overruled. The defense then insisted that
Pete need not answer questions which
would incriminate himself, which was al
lowed. Pete testified that all three had
drank freely on that Friday night and ad.
mitted that the woman had given him the
watch and $50 gold piece.
DR.. Place testified as to the cause oi
death and the attorneys made short argu
ments pro and con. The woman was held
to answer before the superior court. Pete's
hearing was set for Q o'clock Saturday
The herald., 1898-02-19
ANOTHER WATER WAR
The Venturans Have Their Suspicious
as to the Santa Ana Company

VENTURA, Feb. 1S-The corporation
powers absented themselves from the
meeting of the town trustees last night
Trustee Badgley presented the following
resolution, which received a majority vote
and which the water company has to an
swer next Monday evening.
That the president of the Santa Ana
Water company furnish this board with
written statement giving a detailed and
itemized account of the expenses incurred
under the heading of general expenses
also detailed and itemized statement of the
amount paid on account of new construc
ton and permanent improvements. Give
number, location and cost of reservoirs
outside and within city limits. Detailed
statement of the land owned by the com
pany used for the purpose of protection
and supply of water, location, origina
cost of and present valuation. The cos
of pipes, also cost of laying the same
Detailed statement of office expenses. Give
valuation of the pumping plant on Pol
street and the cost of maintenance.
The herald., 1898-02-19
LOOKING FOR TROUBLE
Highland ropulists Keep the Middle
of the Road

SAN BERNARDINO, Feb 1S.-The Pop
ulist club of Highland, headed by William
Penn Rogers, has issued a manifesto and
statement of principles that threatens
trouble at the coming campaign. 1t men,
tions that there are very unpleasant men,
ories of the campaign of 1896 of the treach-
cry of the other half of the fusion that
caused the defeat of Bryan. 1t therefore
resolves to indignantly refuse to permit
unauthorized persons to trade the birth
right of the Peoples party for mess of
pottage, even though 1t be cooked in a sill
yer pot, free of charge, in a Democratic
kitchen and favored with a few petty
county offices. 1t resolves that the do
clity of the lambs does not change the ma
ture of either tigers or lions, and that the
lion and the lamb never lie down together
in modern politics, except when the lamb
is inside the lion. 1t resolves that the
Peoples party must maintain its organiza-
ton intact, in nation state and county
and boldly stand by its national platform
in its entirety. 1t resolves that its
present county central committee should
not take any action tending in any way to
commit the party to any scheme for fusion
with any Doodle party, and requests the
chairman of the committee to ca. at an
early date as possible a conference of all
the Populists of the county. This is signed
by Geo. w. Halliday, C. ]. Duff, H. S.
Hughes, A. d. Clyde and William Penn
Rogers
The herald., 1898-02-19

msnts instead OF, as the majority do. in
quarterly payments. will receive their
money.
The Riverside Y. NJ C. A. society has
every arrangement made and perfected for
the athletic tournament which will be the
attraction here on February &d. A splen-
did program OF races, both bicycle and foot,
besides all the acknowledged athletic
sports. has been arranged and the meet
promises to be a very interesting one
as there are entries in large number and
among them some OF the champion ath-
letes of Southern California
A Riverside cyclist with more speed
than sense had a very narrow escape from
serious accident Thursday, when he col
lided with a four-horse team, with the re-
suit that he was thrown and badly bruised.
The team was frightened by the collision
ana tho outcome was qnite lively runa-
way. ending in smashed wagon. This is
the third accident of this kind which has
happened in Riverside in the past few days
and in each case the wheelman has had a
narrow and miraculous escape.
The herald., 1898-02-19
THE HAWAIIAN PRESIDENT
ENDURED AN HOURS HAND
SHAKING YESTERDAY
The Lion of the Day Was Shown the
Lions of Los Angeles--The
Toast That Failed

Sanford B, Dole, president OF Hawaii
reached Los Angeles yesterday at Hiss a.
m. President Dole was accompanied by
Mrs Dole, his brother, George III. Dole OF
Riverside, his physician, Dr.. f. R. Day;
Miss Marian Dole and Sanford B. Dole,
jr.
The party was met at the station by
committee from the chamber Of commerce
composed of Messrs. J. r. Newberry, J. 5.
Slauson, r, j, Walters. Charles Forman,
and John f. Francis Accompanying the
committee were Mrs. F. A. Eastman and
Miss Frances Wills. The guests were es-
corted to carriages and. with the COM
mitteemen and ladies, were driven apout
the city for the rest of the morning They
were taken over the hills about Westlake
park. then through the southwestern por-
tion Of the city. stopping a few moments
at the residence of J, s. Slauson on South
Figueroa street.
A late luncheon was served at the west
minister. The table was decorated with
flowers, and covers We're laid for twelve.
In the hope of drawing President Dole out,
]. II. Francis offered the following toast:
''Mr. President. your country and ours;
two countries with but one flag II this
The herald., 1898-02-19
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NOTES

Three sisters of the Catholic church
have been in Pomona this week arranging
for the opening of Catholic school,
The high school pupils of Santa Barbara
will celebrate Washington's birthday by
an entertainment at Channel City hall in
the evening.
Some interesting races will take place
at Santa Ana on Washington's birthday at
the race track, in which Orange county
horses will participate.
Professor W. A. Merrill of the Latin de-
partment of the university al Berkeley was
In Santa Ana yesterday visiting the Latin
classes of the high school.
The only death at the Soldiers home for
the week ending the Goth was George l..
Drew, late of Company H. First Colorado
cavalry, who died on the 18th.
The garrison flag of the Soldiers home
is displayed at half mast in sorrow for the
loss of so many of Uncle Sans boys by
the disaster of the United states ship
Maine.
Peter Dickman, q life insurance agent,
died in Kern City Wednesday night ii is
supposed from natural causes. He was 80
years of age and leaves wife and daugh-
ter who live in Merced.
William Bennett and George Kinds were
held TO answer at Bakersfield Thursday on
charge OF burglary. They are accused of
breaking into the cellar of tho Lang sa-
loon and stealing a quantity of liquors and
cigars.
The county supervisors of Los Angeles,
accompanied by Roy Jones of Santa Mon
lea paid visit to the Soldiers home on
the 14th inst. and were shown by the gov
ernor, Colonel Andrew j. Smith, all points
of interest and proposed Improvements at
the home.
The Minneapolis excursionists arrived in
Santa Monica yesterday afternoon, going
out to Port Los Angeles, and on their re-
turn were driven about the city in car
rages. A dance was given them in the
evening in the beautiful ball room of the
Hotel Arcadia.
The property owners Of Oilvewood ave-
nue., Riverside, one of the handsome resi-
dence streets of the city, have just let the
contract for the completion of the grad
ing and graveling and curbing OF that
thoroughfar.e Olivewood avenue is one of
the new streets recently opened and 1t is
fast becoming an avenue of fine residences.
Monday. the 21st, will be payday at the
Soldiers homo for the large number of
citizen employees and extra DUTY men for
work done during the month of February.
Today the pensioners who conclude to
draw their pensions in monthly INSTALL
The herald., 1898-02-19
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For Any Case of Nervous or hexusA
Weakness in Men They Treat
and Fail to Cure

For Any Case of Nervous or neAusA
weakness in Men They Treat
No fake cure, but scientific treatment
administered by physicians in good stand
ing and speCIaIIsts In their lime. The
STATE MEDICAL COMPANY cures LOST
Vitality, Nervous and Sexual weakness,
and restores life force in old and young
men. They will guarantee to cure you
or forfeit 500 should they fall, wneIe
their medicines are taken according 70
directions. No money required in advance.
Deposit the money with your banker 70
be paid to them when you are cureaInUt nv
before. The STATE MEDICAL COMrANi
is an incorporated company with a caPi-
tai stock of S250,0OO, and their guar1ntMee M
is worth 100 cents on the dollar. inslr
treatment is truly a MAGICAL TRtAIMIN!,
and may be taken at home under tnelI
directions, or they will pay railroaa Iate =
and hotel bills to all who prefer 10 80 "
headquarters, If they fail to cure. nls
company does not supply anytnlng w
thew charge a reasonable price II tney eMect
a cure. and nothing II they don't, ana tney
will tell you exactly what It wil' COST Ds'ors
Full information on request. Write TO-DAY.
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