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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05
THE PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY.
Telegrams and Callers Poured IntO
the Executive Mansion.

Washington Jan. 3O-President MeKin.
ley celebrated his first birthday in the
White house yesterday. The chief exec
utive of the nation is IS years Of age.
kilograms Of generalization poured into
the executive mansion all the morning,
and probably the only sorrOwful recol-
lections of the day were Occasioned by the
fact that he could no longer, as he had
done for many years past, spend the az.
ternoon and dine with his venerable
mother.
President Mckinley is about the aver.
age age among presidents in the first year
Of their inaugurals. William Henry Har-
Tisoa became president at IS, Buchanan
at 90, Taylor 81, John Adams and Jack
son al 81, Washington, jefferson, Madi-
son and Monroe, the Virginia presidents,
each 81, johnson SO, Benjamin Harrison
IS, Van Buren,, Hayes and Mckinley 81,
Lincoln %, Tyler 81, Fillmore and Ar
thur, the New York presidents, 50, Polk
and Garfield 40, Pierce 4S, Cleveland AZ
and Grant 46.
All the members Of the cabinet called
at the White house in the morning and
presented their congratulations, and the
ambassadors followed suit. Mrs. MeKin-
ley was radiantly happy and received
MANY callers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05
BLACK AND Blue.

Black and blue colors are not subject 10
fashions this season nor any other sea.
son. They hold their own and will no,
wash out. They are pretty solid colors.
and but for the misery OF wearing them
might become fashionable. Some men
take pride In wearing them as tokens OF
their profession. as soldiers do their scars,
But bruises. black or blue or both. ought
to have immediate attention. for under
them may be a nerve hurt or a muscle
badly wrenched. A black and blue bruise
Is a bad thing. not only from It's tender
soreness. but the confused blood Is pre-
ventlon OF regular circulation. While sore
spots like these will not wash out. there
Is something that will rub them out In
no time. and that Is ST. Jacobs OIL. II
Is peculiarly adapted to their quick cure.
psunant can be won only BY hard
knocks, with scars and bruises. bu. after
the ball Is over. IL any remain. this one
cure Is the best. Bruises come from con-
tusions In all avocations. and IT Ia we'll 10
remember at all times just what will cure
them best
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05
COWBOY THUG STRUNG UP.
HAD KILLED TWO COMRADES
AIaaknn MIneFm Gave HIm "a TRIAL
IneIdent. Of the Deliberate Act of
the MaPdeFer-The LyRehIRE TsOk
Place at talaea Pass.

Seattle Feb. 3--The steamer Alliance
arrived from Copper river, Alaska, with
news OF a double murder and lyuehing
at Nalde- pass, January :. ~ \. tall
Of WOrthington, MINI, aud ". \. Lee
81 Salem, Mass, were murdered BY VI. p
Tanner, known a. the Montana wboy
who, in return, was hanged by about ~
prospeetors.
A special correspondent Of the Seattle
Times, writing from Naldes, un.ier date ol
January IL, gives the following aerouL,
Of the tragedy and the ean-c leudtng
thereto.
Last fall several boat, landed 81 this
place with Passengers from all parts of
the world, seeking an entrance by Way Ut
the Naldes trail over the glacier into the
Copper river country. Among thriu VA,
a party Of Massachusetts. pro.pretuf. " ha
had picked up en- route cowboy. Tan
ner, who had nothing but experience lad
was Uutfitted at Seattle BY the rs-t Of
the party. Trouble commenced .oan after
the party landed. The vboy va, oyvr
bearing and ~ hast hi. Arrogance brcam.
unbearable, and four of the party talking
the matter over, came 10 the roaflu,ian
that the best thing for all PARTIES cun
eerned would BE- to divide the outAt give
the cowboy hi. share and let him shift i1r
himself The conversation took place
tent and the cowboy. oysrhraing the
remarks, walked to a shanty a half mile
distant, got his six shooter and returned
The four men were sitting In q small tent.
surrounded by baggage The eovb"y
stood in the doorway II the tent. holding
the Hap aside with oae hand, hi. other b.,
his side. lie said
4 overheard your talk about me AMI
am here for business
"He then shot twice in rapid succession.
killing Mr.. Call and Mr. Ice instantly
The conclusion put out the light. 81 that
his next shot wa IN the dark The party
at whom II was aimed fell down. and the
cowboy. thinking th,re was ONLY one left.
went inside and waited considerable time
for him To come out. lfs 1T last gave Il
up and went away.
secured the Cowboy.
The survivors immediately notified al
Of the men in the community and they
"ent in a body for the Cow hoy. who sur
rendered without any resistance. lie
merely said
q" I had intended q get them all
Thirty eight men a. jury deliberatcd
from II O'Clock that night until 4 o'clock
in the morning. At the end ii tina, time
1t had been decided that the cowboy must
hang, When daylight came a path was
broken through the deep snow 10 tree
a rope thrown over limb and Tanner
was executed. The whole affair was con
Quoted with decorlm and aolemnity. The
cowboy vas game 10 the last and roolIy
asked the crowd whether they we're aware
they were hanging the best shot in the
northwest. lie offered to tie the knot
around his neck
The wounded men we're shot in exactly
the same place down and through The
right lung expired without a word
~ meeting called 1t whs decided 10 seIl
the murdered mems effects ut auction and
send the proceeds 10 their families In the
east ("
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05

from Oregon MIR, Corbett was appoint
Ell by the governor OF Oregon after the
failure OF the legislature to elect to sue
eeed Senator Mitchell senator CATER,
claimed that no governor had the an
thority to appoint man To ill a vacancy
"a vacancy beginning with new term
after the legislature had had an opportun
ity to elect and failed To do so. The az
rieultural bill was under consideration
during the greater part Of the afternoon
and finally passed. After brief exec
utive session the senate adjourned
In the house the consideration Of the
Qualifications appropriation bill Was re
sumed The debate drifted into politics
and Ms. Burke, democrat, Of Texas. anI
MFR. GrosvenOr, republican, Of Ohio, joined
issue on the subject Of Mckinley pres
peFity.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05
LOSSES BY FIERCE FLAMES.
Magnificent Church and Chapel In
Montreal Ruined.

Montreal Jan. 29.-Fire was discovered
in the chapel adjoining the magnificent
parish church Of st. John the Baptist, in
the northern portion Of the city, at
o'clock yesterday morning. A general
alarm was turned in, but before the fire
men arrived in force the flames had gained
access to the church. The chapel and
church were practically ruined The loss
will reach $25O.OOO.
EwaFt Building, Chicago.
Chicago, Jan. 29.-Fire last night par
tally destroyed the Ewart building, Nos.
IL to p jefferson street, entailing loss
Of 100000. The flames broke out within
a few moments after the 500 employees
of the various tenants Of the building had
left the structure at the completion Of
their days work. The building was
damaged to the extent Of $4,000. The
balance Of the loss is divided among q
number of concerns occupying the build
ing.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05
THREE TINES MARRIED.
Death of the widow of Congressman
CaVanauGh and Gen. Hamilton.

New York, Feb. Mrs. Louise Francis
Hamilton, wife Of General Schuyler Ham
iltOn, whose death at Roosevelt hospital
is announced, was married three times.
Her second husband was james MaZeta
Cayanagh, who went west from Massa-
chusetts and was sent to congress from
Minnesota and Montana. He took an
active part in building up the new states
Of the middle west, and accumulated q
fortune, which he left to his widow.
After his death she came to New York
and made her residence at the Park Ave
nue. hotel. where she met General Sehuy-
Ter Hamilton They were married on July
ii, 1896, after an acquaintance Of two
years. General Hamilton's first wife was
Cornelia Ray, whom he married in ls47
and who died in 1870. His two sons, Rob
ert Ray Hamilton and Schuyler Hamilton,
Jr., were not notified that the second wed.
ding was about to take place None Of
the Hamilton family attended.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05
AT LAST!
4 Cure 0T CONSUMPTION. CGIlIA GId
luRg Troubles Il0l cures.
Remarkable Discovery OF. an
American Medlco-
Chemist.
ITS GREAT VALUE TO
HUMANITY.
How Every Reader of This
Paper May Obtain the New
and Free Scientific Sys-
tenn of Medicine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AB-
S0lUTeLY FREE AND PROBES
Sl0NAlLY CONFIDENTIAL.

Workers in the wide, uneGploFed neld OF
u1dern chemistry are daily astounding the
world with new Wonders. Professor aho
Iayufau vie with each other Ia their eoAi-
niendable efforts to lessen the Ills OF human
nv. Yesterday il MAS Pasteur and kOSk
and today II j. sloeatn, With nss dtseos-
sry which i the result of years u careful
study and research
chemists stands Z 4 Siacuni, VI NsS foFk
civ. Ills researches and experiments
patiently carried un for years, have phAlll
eliminated IN results which are proving a.
oenehcial 70 humanity a. tile discoveries u
any chemist ancient ~ modern, Ills sff0Fte
which for wears had been directed COWARD
the discovery u paafsi'e ears tJf con
sumption, we're rually suaeessiils 4nd A.
reaiy hi, -'new .eteulIhe sysEen 0t atedi-
cine" has, by is tlbieIy ussr permanently
cured th,lu-a ldl II apr4FsatIy hoPslssa
cases and il seems Is necessary AHd humane
Iuty IA bring such fats u the AlGsutAJu "
all lnEAii1s
The mrILeal pfuf.f-l0n throughout
America aHd kaEUpr ore alwf5sl an4Fstl9us
ia the opinion that nrAsty all ghy strAl ali
nrnts naturally teHd 20 the grlsntiLsh VI
eonsumptfon The Aglihted dse tn ths
short, cold days of Ntutsr murh b.sgef gfAE
Ia the long hol days u sumn,tF
The DuetpF has prvsed the desasi-d as,
.aae 10 be eurAbl- bey1fd . sinHht. Va any
climate. and ha, va bis tn bis A~Tft as
ard Eurufe@tl la SJFis tories thpasalids u
letters vt h~uftiett grat,Eude fruiu eSists
ornrited gF cured tH all pasts oF .il- world
w uur hAsiug pr thfs1i~sf~'i " tSis. any
Iisraae. .h:,s.I hesitate las, but shnald
sr,te aGJ 4sr FlaGs prove Jh4r Ems tlset0t
has Gls,.s rvst rvli aide Afsd abss'itsLs guss
Iag Cssuap t.ar tfulrtf ai.letsl ASH al
5r,utt.IaE tnr.stF f8ug AMI rtfeaE Lgt5st bies
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05
.SIAIE HAS Jurisdiction
HAIT q cOLYILIE aEsrnur
ssane lAantaka - 49, Reasrai o.....
- decides = ~ lIaheas csss...
Ease r. Antene nEtnh,I. NJ.
Jain insThis ctsy~1.a.Ia 80. =
Restored . re fpbiis nsnr,r.

Seattle, Rsh /. The sIonht hl.hs,,a
ls.lns - g whether erIIninal ease. $500 -.
IA what i knawn a. ne ,,orsh ss 1920
the Colvills ialian reaerxation I. ~. Z.
state, came under federal ~ stals M. w
Iletion. has been settled hy Unite, 49, an.,s'
District Jadge Haniafa, ako eras s 49, e.
lsiie Mlshel. an Indian aeeusod n ass...s.
ing another Indian. released On ! w,,s !,
iaheas spEpns and turned over N III.
slteElh q Stevens county.
The deelsion i % great Impo,t..e. :.
stevens county. The department 81 a.
interior reeenily eotIaed the es,ss. ~, "
tleials that the north half n ~ sss,.., ~
ton Was ssill = reservation, notwithslsns
Ing the hast that Il was open d mins..,
entry, and that they had IS ess.,.s
ever IL. ~
Judge Haniord holds thai the l..a !.
velye'i has been restored ID Ire nnhlle IA
HisiH, and the federal authority 49,. =.
iarissiieti9n over Il. ~
Mlshel = nov In inil AT Spokane Ar =.
sauls with intent to eosnlnit mnFlev n.
Judge ordered that the Aroused u NJ.
dive days. that the anlhorillss q es,Ts.s
county might. Il desired. proceed araln.1
the PgiseRsF,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05
MAYHEM AND ROBBERY.
Old Man Tortured and MANNED UntII
He Gave Up His Few Dollars.

Guthrie. o. 7. Feb. 1.-Two masked
men broke into the residence of Louis A.
StanwoOG, Teclusc near Harvey, and
tortured him ny sticking knife into his
limbs AMI btFni1g oil his whi-kers until
he gave up all the money he had, amount.
ing to but few dollars.
They next visited the home of John
Hensley and robbed him, stopped J. c.
MeGarlan on the road, robbed him Of
his money, and were going to a fourth
place when scared of.
Luther Weaver and win Henderson.
sons of prominent farmers, were arrest.
ed later, charged with the crime, which
in this territory is punishable by i'm.
prisonment for life.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05

New York, Feb. "A dispatch to the
Herald from Port au Prince, Hayti. says:
The Italian warships Amerigo Vespucio
and Flavio Gioja are expected to meet
at st. Thomas, where they will take on
coal and then come here. They may eall
at San Domingo, where the Italian gov
eminent has certain claims pending. The
Italian minister Is aboard one II the ships.
There are several dispatches at the con.
sulate here awaiting his arrival.
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DISTRIBUTE RELIEF FUNDS.
VIII send . Special Em-
IssaFy Co Caba,

New York. Jan. 29.-The Times says
President Mckinley has decided to aen.I
to Havana special emissary. whose duty
viii be the distribution Of the supplies
sent there by the central Cuban relief
committee Of this city. The committee
has appointed subcommittee all over the
east and south and the contributions in
the way Of clothing. provisions, furniture
and cooking utensils have been AZ great
that when they were shipped to Havana.
General Fitzhugh Lce. to whom they we're
consigned. found himself entirely unable
to handle them with his limited supply
Of help
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05

Washington. Feb. 2.--Rehr Admiral l..
a. Beardslee, recently in command Of the
Pacific station. but who lately has been
on duty in this city as president II tho
naval examining and retiring boards. nut
his own head in the guillotine yesterday
when he retired by operation Of the am
limit. by the same token Commodore d.
). Norton today became rear admiral
Admiral Beardslee IL The first of sight
rear admirals who win 20 into private ill.,
during the present feaE.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05
ALL AROUND MARKEr Rrrcar.
wheat Asstatiena. Waat wsm~...
asa .As Fsiss "a pssaaes.

SPOKANE. JsR. 1l- Falauin are wkSle-
sale PFte~s. unless Otherwise auste,l,
Wheat at the NAreho,se f...,t..
p"'nts' Ciab halk 50 Z. saekeA sle.
biusssesa, balk sile, sacked ele. AZ 49,.
kane Cfah. batk eDie. sacked ase, 49,
stem. bulk 63le. sacked CO..
Oats AT spskans Z 4. i, ei4Tsalx
Barley CssnnlSy Paints. aa@aNs psr
est
Rye csaalry psints, ea@eas pss swt
fteaF--reE barrel. a.
weal-Flae uaeaiam. laNlIs ~ Il,
msdiam. go l0e.
Ptoaues- Creamery batter. - ana g.
ID labas s4 pr hi s 10 aRA aoIb tul...
oe pee ID pEtata. ~ pr lhs eastern ~.
'~r. zseszes Pss ~ ssuntry batter. 3
feiis. svas2se ~ ~ eaakins batter. lss
pr ibi sA~sss. twin. iaii essana. l3MlIes
shssss. twins. skin mllk. sMloss sartsrn
sgxs, ee44e2S per eases FaneA seRe. eaM
$50, Asaey, sAita eaah is4@ias. hnsy
lie peg 10.
Vegetables raEnlpA. u pes swts hsesA
u per sstl saieas. al.i0astsa ~ suts
scans. itaaas pc Ibl petateaa. asMtAs ~
WI MsE~sa swsst peaaaesA ta6a ~
~ saseags. 10 pr 1l ssnaaA. eiAo -
loo.
FSuit CalisaFuia iwsaeas, eaNaa -
asH aavvi ssaHgss. taney ga. ehaiss a
PCS bax seedlings. tziaesss seakine e.
pi~s, soeaasi psf hosl eating Rpvlea. si@
3 pr boa Psass. sos@aii esankssssss.
Afa@s9 per- barrel
fessllFy cAseksn.. live wstxAs aase...
/ per u, dressed To- svstas - -
'oa ioBe. dressed izMtsL $500 ~
% S'e' pes ao1.. 4'sssul Ilf&l3S 81
sss~~, live toes lasNF..g II. 80 - rs.
~ sevs. hse eeAosaTa
W as.ss.ea sss0ssTsl steers. i've &
.@.4a. dressed s1eaas01 hags i've sa7seam.
dressed tsassgas mnltgn. 1--we te4le PSF
ID, dressed sd6sist dressed iamh. b.
dressed veal. seize.
Taesua Ian ~ What Wmt, No.
/ etss. 5ile Ma ! hlHssteu. isle /
Villa WsIls. Jan 5ls-Whsat. ia 81
aiurstsfn. G-s taF riub
Pullman. Jas. ~ WHEAT 4 stspasrs
ehia & has bsva tas several weeks. AMI
Wits laesl dealers ealy aaatsd CO Ius Ne.
: aasksd In th~ warshonas.
Caiiax. Ian. ~ TIE Vasst maskst {.
'tTsus ~ lfatu Gee 10 Csc IN ths waes
house. aR,l saies we're leFRs.
Metals.
sil7sF eetttavatss. halNsTis.
Men isaH dollars. tsle.
HaE silver sale.
Lead sas0.
Lake roper ell.
Zig iron ~ hhe6GTO
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Attorney General D,sbarr.A.

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 29-Attorney
General Hendricks has been disbarred
from praetieing In the circuit court Of
Franklin county. The order was due to
an insufficient response to rule issued
against Hendricks requiring him TO pay
into the court the sum Of $500 collected
by him for the state during his term as
attorney general
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05

Both the method and results ubep
syrup Of Fig. i. taken: il is pleasan,
ana refreshing to the taste and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidncvs
LAYER and Bowels, clcanses tho .y..
tenn cttcctnaIIy. dispcl. colds. head
aches and fcvcrs and cures habi,ual
constipation. Syrup Of FIGS il Tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
h''ced pleasing to the taste and AZ
ceP'able To the stom ach. promp, In
VS. action anil truly beneficial in II.
effects prepared only from the mos,
nealthyand agreeable substances 10
many excellent qualities commend !,
70 a'i and have made IL tho mos,
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs il for sale IN IN
cent bottles by all leading DINO.
gl't'' Any reliable druggist Who
may not have it on hand will nro.
cure 1t promptly for any ono Who
wishes 10 try il. Do no, aeco,, a,,, 49,.
substitute. any
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup IN
,o,,.. sAE fHAEoisco. oII
4""S"tu' M hfK TOaG ~
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Sentenced to ne Hanged.

Chicago, Jan. 3l.--Chris Merry, the
peddler, recently convicted Of beating and
eho!;ing his wife, has been sentenced BY
Judge Horton to be hanged February -
The date is just three months after the
murder was committed
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AN OPEN LETTER
From Miss May Sechner, Of Column
bus, o., to AiHng Women
TO all women who are Ill:

To all women who are Ill:
It affords me great pleasure to tell
you Of the benefit have derived from
taking Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. / can hardly find words to
express my gratitude for the boon given
TO suffering women In that excellent
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05

Oniret. Of the swedish navy ars eun
,id~rrd military aftieers, aud ia htlt drss.
must wear spars.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05

There's nothing new about this hold up
business. The Bible tells us that AbsaIom
was held up while going through the
wood.
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What woman thinks VI woms .
the test Of her naturr
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IL IA pretty general belief IN Chin
that women who wear short hair will ~
= future state b. Transformed intn men
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Ptsas Cure for CoaAamfptton mas saved
ne afgr Isrtor biils.-Cs l. Bahgr. Eszs
hrErn; aq Philadelphia. Pa. Dies = %
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pnflC e. TRACING aa.t tasassns t1ass - ssvse
"VO0 SowIss. ~ ss .. !ss sssi-:s.l In =
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We women miss life only when We have
never met the man TO reverence.
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oha,asa wl.a ) Nl..... ). -.

""h lsetsa 80 6e4Hes
'aFtagsHa. Feb. lNsr lsltks miln4
= III cruiser vtsraya ~ the tinilsf
''atss the aIalital mssls sp~ssh 10 shA
rev during Whirh b. satfs -Yeu are
hatRsd with mission u I-ssFe This
announcements vas gTsvtei With rhwriag.
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a mans feet may be ai the regulation
pattern. but biz eloseu breath always b.
trays him.
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Chicago, Feb. 2 Reports rOm various
towns in Michigan. Wisconsin and In
diana tell Of severe bliEzards. The wind
Is blowing gale and huge snow drifts
are being piled ON the highways
All trains are more or less delayed. A
report from Marquette, Mich, states the
storm on the lake IS fearful.
violent STERN ON the Ocean.
Gloucester. Mass. Feb. 2.-The most vi.
olent storm known here since 1851 swept
the shores Of Cape Ann Monday night
and early this morning, causing havy loss
Of life and about $4,000 damage. More
than dozen vessels are ashore near here.
at least four more are lost and many 9th
ers damaged.
In New Brunswiek.
Sc. Johns. N. b, Feb. 2.-The most scr
we're snowstoFmb in at least Is years set
in yesterday morning and lasted through
out the day, shutting out Communication
in all directions.
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ahinRtan. Rsh President MsE
~ aNasr IN hnnns VI President n
D"s P.ae IT che White hatrse last -,
"s' Na'sh AaFp~ns 20 b. the hFNt eles
'''s On the Nusitsut's ealrn.iat ssiHs b.
ur1Ssl here ~ Hi4thSiis psrslisut
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One OF the features Of Thursday aes-
non OF me senate vas speech by senator
Gallery of~ gvisiana in support Of the
resolution reported by the committee ON
elections dfclaring that Henry W. Cor.
bett Is not entitled to a seat In the senate
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AAsr hsine ssiusilsd ~ ~ ath@rs ssaf - VAN
" Faftidalats ~ ktnu sulnptpas Trsasasv. va
QNLI fsngwg II MAnlg srsrafh AASflN
CHEMICAL co, ? q Raf fE, FSiiadsissiA. -
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with other towns almost suspended. All
the mills are seriously affected by the
storm. Many Of the operatives are out
and some Of the mills are not running at
an
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remedy.
Before tax
ing the
Compound
/ was thin,
sallow,and
nervous. /
was trou-
bled with
leucor-
rhma, and
my mem
strual Pc
RODS were
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irregular. TRIED three physicians and
gradually grew worse. About year
ago was advised by a friend TO try
Mrs. Pinkham's Sanativo Wash and
Vegetable Compound, which l did.
After using three bottles OF the Vege-
table Compound and one package Of
sanative Wash, Il am now enjoying bet
ter health than / ever did, and attri.
butte the same 70 Mrs. Pin<ham's won.
dsrful remedies. / cannot find words
70 express what . Godsend they have
been % me.