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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-15

1hsordinasysvsry-dsylife Of mosto Of oul
How much harder the daily tasks be
lsnals organs makes every movement
hssps the nervous system unstrung!
The following letter from Mrs. WALTER
epsrhill, N. ", tells the story Of many
and shows them how to get relief:
'DEAR MRs. PrSKHAM:-I cannot than
enough for all Lydia Z. Pinkham's veset'
Compound hasdone for me. When wro'
you had suffered for years with falling
lnmmation and liberation of the womb;
ny back sched, and i wa 90 much
distressed I could scarcely walk. I 6
va . burden 70 myself and did not
ere whether I lived or died. =
81 have taken ave bottles Of your :
medicine and II has done wonders for
me- a. all my friends can testify. I can
now do my own work, and do not know
how to express my gratitude TO you for
TIE good your medicine and advice
have done me, I owe my life to Mrs
Ptnkham."
Mr.. Pinkhsm's courselisoffered free
% eli women who need advice about
thar hath Her address 10 Lynn,
Ma MA p. II. HurcBcRoFr, KEEL J
lertoa, Iowa, tells here In her own Z
words how Mrs Pinkham helped her:
"DEAR MRs. PrsKHAN:-I was in q 7
Q bad condition before I wrote to
goa aad began the us of Lydia E. u
Rnkhan's Vegetable Compound. I
ala notknow what todo. Isuffered
tnrrfbly every month. when on my
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tsst woud have such n beadngdown feeling, " vy veal, womb WI
swollen, back sched. appetite "a very poor. also had trouble with my head
1hsvs taken several bottles of your Compound and cannot sy enough IN -
favor. II helped more than all the doctors"
Iynae. pinkham's Vegetable Compound; awemars Remedy orwom SINS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-15

Havana. Nov. IA battalion Of the
orden publico was shipped this morning
on board the steamer Alicante. with It's
oricsrs. There was no opposition made.
and all II quiet here.
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New York. Nov. A-The transport OBJ
dam. from Porto Rico and Santiago. has
arrived.
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Lieut.. Drcs.ei Commits saieIas.

Ba'.i-o-~. Nov. N-Lleutenant Herman
G. Dressed. L. s. N. committed suicide
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San Francisco, Nov. N-On the yacht
Chispa at Sausalito last night NICK
Berg was probably fatally wounded by
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-15
OVERWORKED WOMEN.
Iseemo 20 Ma pinhham From Women Who Have Been Helped From
Sickness TO Health

Thsodnasys every day life Of mostof our women les osssdesstreadmill OF work
How much harder the daily tasks become when some dsrsngemsnt OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
A DIVISION OF AUTHORITY.
OFFICERS IN HAVANA Will
HAVE PLEASANT p'''En'
when Lee Arrived He '"""N
Plans of His Camp-iud'"w wants
10 handle the Customs
lspeeial plspatch 10 The Postl

(SUcClal ID!bpdiGn 10 1 me- Ios''I
Havana. December 22I'rnm an ofiicer
OF hsgh rank In the American army, who
recently had several confidential confer
cnces with Presidap, Mckinley, the CORE
spondent has received information tnat
General Merritt would have been first gov
ernor general Of c,tbo had he cons nied 10
Except the ncsttlon. HIS objection was that
not sufficient authority was vested In the
Office and as n result the first six months
OF American occupation would be sure to
result In little but trouble for the com
mandng ofhcar.
General Merritts objection " that tho
one who commands should first OF all be
allowed to select as officers those VINO have
elvfn n study 10 the situation In Cuba.
II is with no desire 10 crlucise any oIhcer
or commission that certain mis- axes are
pointed out which In the light shed by the
Santiago campaign should have been aNeiH-
Cd Earfy in october the evacuation com
mission in a report sent TO Washington
suggested that then was the time 10 begin
active preparations for the reception OF
American troops II January passes Win
out clash OF authority 1t will ina.ei he
syrange What has been done, however
LOST much valuable time. During October
and Noyemher one commission followed An
other 10 Havana Each was composed OF
competent men. bn having no authority
1 little was accomplished Early In October
Il yss announced that piers would be buiit.
I railroads constructed camps prepare !.
I tents erected, wates supply arranged. az
tt a1yanH 40 that upon the arrival oi fhe
troops they might eyade the probable con-
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rnn>cm ARE AGGRESSIVE.
,rhey would E>tcnd rhrir bo""aa-
ric- ia Take in Amcri"ons'

FiH% 10 tniAt W. sfH''hf''''s
Especial Dispatch to The faatp
Washington, December 80 -Aetns Sec
rotary OF SAtp Hlu has received as
palqh from Minister Cooper. atatiopel at
pekin. that the French government haa re-
ouested nn extension 81 its baun iaries IN
tho foreign settlement OF Shanghai Ihp
matter lis therefore under considerai Oh a,
the atato dcpirtmen; but Il Is positively
denied that nny protest mas been submitted
to the CHINESE goycpomc'4 by the Amerl-
can MN stcr. M s,a;ed IN the press dis
patches from Pekln.
From what the correspondent has Deem
ab.c to lcJr1 regarding the matter the
French arr deslrous of extending thcf
boundaries im.o the American concession
Tho line they propose. X authorized by the
Chinese government, viii result 10 IN
placing of several American merchants
ana others unler French jurisdiction ani
,he authorities here do not attend to per-
nit American interests 10 suffer in ms
manner.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
The LION And BEAR
Lord BereSford Says Great Britain Must
Resist Russia and China.
ENGLAND GETTING INTO SHAPE
With All Other Troubles Settled, She
Is Free To Operate In the Orient.
SAYS THE BEAR MUST BE CONFINED
Russia Must Be Placed Inside Certain
Limits and Then Fenced In.
FRANCE WANTS BOUNDARIES EXTENDED
would Include the American Conccs-
sion In Chiun and II Protest Has
Bccn sent to Washington.
SAYS THE BEAR MUST Be CONFINED
Russia Must Be Placed Inside Certain
Limits and Then Fenced In.
FRANCE WANTS BOUNDARIES EXTENDED
Would Include the American Conccs~
sion In Chiun aud II Protest Has
Bccn sent to Washington.
Especial pIspatoh 10 The rost.l

Tacoma. wash, December -. Regard,
ing London and Paris dispatches on RUS
sian fcoliug toward England. Lori Char'cs
Bercstord. who WAS sent out by salisbury
10 size up Russian advances 80 Northern
china. delivered a remHrklble speech a.
Shanghai recently, in wNch he claimed
shat IL was his opinion tina, tie u Ga.ng
~ the end of British empire wouh bn
loaSlana's tailnrc 10 rcsis' Russiae ,p-
crol chmcnts. Hc plainly told tho English
merchapts tia, England upw HAVING dis
posed OF the Nfficon, northwest frontier
of lndla Htitsh New tiuiuee and sou Ian
troubles Was fire. to deal with Ear Eas
orn questions vigorously
He st!d no one was so much surprised at
,he advances made by Russia IN Manc1u'
ria as Rusel herself Bv,-sfori did not
blame Russia aud would no. he surprised
If ,hc attempted further osgreSs.ons
lie accused Russia Of avoiding the pay
nont Of customs 81 rorl Arthur aad aayo-
waited hluu;lg unhed states. Japan. Cor
many. English alliance. He finds tho
"sphclo OF Influence idea for dividing
trade end coutrol All a myth aud ntimates
ha, England is eamply getting into s. ape
10 drive he bar Inside certain limits and
ienge him In
Resolutions cmbodying LORD Beresfords
ideu arc being adopted by Elgl.ehmen In
ib, Orient
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coast. Rain or snow has also fallen in the
upper Missouri valley and on the North Ia
citc coast
The area OF high pressure central last night
in the middle plateau region has been REIN
moved south from Alberta and is now central
In Idaho As result the southeastward ad-
vance has been checked and only n moderate
cold wave has occurred. fall in temperature
of 10 TO IL degrees has been reported from
the lower Ohio and lower Mississippi valley
and middle and west Gulf States and New
Mexico The temperature has risen in the
upper Ohio valley.
The storm will move down the ST. Law
renee valley and will cause westerly gales in
the lake regions and high easteTly winds on
the north Atlantic coast and rain In New
England. The weather Will clear in the lower
lakes and middle Atlantic States Light snow
may be expected In the upper Missouri valley
and the weather will be generally fair else
where. II will be colder In the lower lake
region, the Ohio valley. the middle and south
ATLANTIC States. and the temperature Will
remain nearly stationary elsewhere. Station
AIRY temperature has prevailed on the Pacific
coast ami fair weather IN the MIDDLE and
southern portions. Forecast:
Eastern Texas--Fair: colder; light to fresh
northsl'ly winds.
Louisiana-Fa colder; light northwosterly
winds.
Western Texas and New AIexico-Fair va
riable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
northwesterly winds.
Arkapsas-Fair cooler; northwesterly
winds,
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whether hi. worl-l ], 10 continue Or not !.

whether his work Is 10 continue or not,
In The meantime General Humphrey has
failed 10 see the advantages claimed for
TN pier at Marianne AMI thai structure
remains idle.
General Ludlow feels that he should have
general supervision of nhe collection or az
least the disbursement OF llafAna's Gus
toms receipts, 49,,
Major Harrison provost marshal. las
night said he had no Idea az yet over what
territory bis authority Will extend
The foregoing was written VI the -queSt
Of an officer who has few Supporters IN rank
In the army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
THE DESTINATION OF THE FIRST TEXAS.
Colonel Mabry Is to Sail Today with
the Second Battalion.
OTHERS ORDERED TO SAIL SATURDAY.
lsreclal p!spalen 70 1,he l'osLl

Savannah Ga December ~ --The trans
mort Mobile will no. SAIL tomorrow VITA
the First and Third baiial'ons OF inc
FIRST Texas and tho Second Louisiana
u was foutA today that che could not
finish coallrg and new orders were gwen
the oommandar TO gail Saturday or sun
day probably saturday
Nh. Michigan. with the Second battalion
and headquarters Of General wheaton ana
Coiouel Mahry. VIII snil tomorrow ns ~
,ended The men of the Second batial on
Of ,be FIRST Texuc viii 80 aboard me
Michigan tomorrow morning at o'cioch.
Those OF thu First am Third, provided Tue
Mobile rata on that day, VIII 80 apoaiA
snturday morning at tho sam hour IN
tho meantime they VIII be busy 'oHo'hs
supplies and equipments.
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campaign against Santiago ae aloPled was
rceomme ndtd by Ggaenai Miles,
mo. sir, DO not Thank the reaommenda-
tons made 30. una, letcr ot Mty - were
approved was General Corbla reply
general Coroin sad there had b@o.. Il
shortage of uniforms, canvas and ten age.
The factories had not made the alNaIcs
preparation that had been expected Iatra
had never been any troubie concerning pro
visions, he sud.
He said the matter or meIi-il supplies
and Medical officers was left e the CUR
geou general ami that the pres.d ma III
every case would no hstan 10 appolIilns
medical officer iiltl recommende1 by
the surgeon general on ahe gtou1d OF ~
ness He had no suggestions % make oasei
on phe experience of the War. 81, should
be afraid to see another war for fear II
would not result % well or wish so little
loss Of life.
Adyertns 10 General Miles COMPLAINT
rihat uayinasters were not seat 70 Porto
Rico, as raoreAed by him. General Cob II
said they we've ordered Immediately but
tncy went by way OF Santiago, whore one
fell III with yellow fever. The health mi
,harities quarantned the vessels carrying
III sn. and General Miles, he sail, MA
Thought IL best for the paymanrS no 10
come ashore at Ponce TO AVOID possible IN
rectioq More troops, said the witness,
Ns't Sful w = Va w 49,
by General Miles, but cnly few more
General CoTbin Was asked how " hap
pened. il there WIS anything wrong az
Chickamaugn or Camp A1ger, that the in
spector general ala moi report It, lie re-
pl!ei that he dill not zee ANY OF me re-
ports from Chiek1maugl He said ~
knew Of 10 contracts during the war that
were influenced by anything tina, was net
entirely honest and fair to the government
end that there was no Instance OF favor
uism in making appointments.
General Dodge aaled If daily reports
were received es 10 equipment and sup
plies-daily by telegraph from the va
r,ous commands
General Corbin-Yes, sir. As fast as ley
were received by me- a copy OF eaoh was
sent the same dag 70 The heads of the Ge-
nar+ments concerned. often the secretary
himself inlorsed them vi h the order 10
hurry along the things that we're hteue1,
Very frequently The secretary wotid car
for the official ana d:scuse with him The
host wey of attending to iihe mater.
want IN saw that all deficiencies reported
we're due TO the lack Of the existence OF
we ,s knew no. only what had been reeeivcr
hut tbe number OF uniforms, wagons, ETC.,
issued and to whom. ana every day
rly the Committee with any records in MS
offne--at any tme DC would be pleased TO
furnish everything deshed. 49, !.
Colonel Denhy-Wlat are the dulles OF
the inspector general?
General Corbin hssl aled ana men Slowly
replied: 1T should DC ~ liIhS w ""' ~
oainrs of 'oi''ers an 'P''
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Secretary AIger Says thai the Resl'
ment Will Not Go to Cuba.
IT IS TO BE MUSTERED OUT SOON.

Especial DlspNlVh 70 ""
Washington, December 70 --consress-
man slayden today called on Secretary
Algcr. who Informed him that the firs'
Texas regiment womb be mustered out
,,.,v soon and that II would not 30 to
Cuba. He also said the probability was
tim, all tho Texas troops with the eNcep
ton of one regiment would soon Do ''us
tered out in the order in which they were
mustered in. II is possible that all tho
men when mustered ont viii be s'Nep TWO
months pay instead OF heios furio1snsa
for two months and then mustered out as
heretofore,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23

uayana pecoirber 2s.--The last formal
meeting of the United states ana splN.7p
evacuation commissioner ~Hi be h''o ~
morrow. ,.,..,a
pripadier General CLOVIS today dsIyefeu
,ne rnnmorsndnni agreement regarding me
nlaees whsre me Spanish troops sfs ~
stationed after January J. WIZ w VS.
c,,ssed at tomorrow's neeuns'
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rue pertrord In COLLISION.

Liverpool December 22---rhe BRUSH
.ieamer Deptford Captain Woodruff, from
a,iyestop via Newport News, November
ne IA, thls mort. while proceeding up the
Ne, last evening. coilided with steam
hopper which sank. The Deptfords,s aan.,
ace nee' il any, ~ no; yet known. Wneiher
az lives we're Lost is not mentlonea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
SAGAsTA's ADVISERS
,r,y want No Elections Ordered oh-
Her Present Conditions.

,rtex want M Elections Ordcre" va"
der Present Conditions
l,opdon. December 2a.--The Madrid cor
respondent of the Standard says Most
=, ina liberal leaders whom Senior sagnsta
has consulted strongly oppose dissolution
OF tho cortes on the ground that u %ouia
be imprudent to plunge the country lhto
nm electoral agitation under existing CIR,
culnstnneeg. Senior Montero hlos ano
otbers urge tina, every effort 30 made 10
reunite the liberal party. Apparently
senor Gmn,azo's party OF d'ssldents are
relenNng ard there are better hopes Oh
full reconciliation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
rlui secret Do..ier.

Loadon. December 23.-The Paris CORE
spondent OF the Daily Mail says; The
government has decided to hand the DreS-
fus secret dossier TO the court OF cassa-
ton 1t will also be communicated 20
Nine. Dreyfns and TO NJ Mornard, INC
counsel for Dreyfus.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
~. Dreytus Riots.

Toulouse. France, pecenipef
street disorders occurred here tnis eseu
inc between tho promoters OF pro pieylrs
and anti. Dreyfus meetings, seveLai -
sons were severely Injured anu ~. War.
dows OF Number OF JEWISH sA'p'
smasbed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
Thc Andes Ashore.

kingston. December 22'--The steamer
aa.s 81 the Atlas line went ashore here
,oday The high winds ard heavy seas
,,rsxai,inr will probably cause the ANDES
10 be 4 total loss Il the tugs fail 70 pun
her Off
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
chI,r,. New CABINET.

London, December 2s.--According 10 a
dispatch 10 the Times from Santiago dc
Chile tbs reorganization OF the Chilean
cabinet under Senior Carlos Walker Mar
tInez entirely eliminates the party which
advocates paper currency.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23

"A rlxth change. He also found IN pial9
for tapping the water works unsatHiac-
Tory ana changed then'
Sow General Ludlow takes charge ana
while tho change may not be likely TO work
,,.,,anopt disadyautaRes no one knows
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
WEATHER INFORMATION.
= Has Moved Into Ontnrio--Fore-

| Tito VTtHTIV--H "'
cnst FOR Today.
aaiston. December CPS D. m.--Weather
aos and forecast: The storm central
.ss In Arkansas has moved with great
o. Ontario. Since S O'Clock this
itas movement has been at the rate
l.v niles an hour. 1t has caused rain
W Mississippi valley to the Atlantic
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s,rn.tn Worse.

Madrid. December 22,-Thc premier, Sc
nor sagasta. is worse today He Is ve'y
feyerish. His condition caused Spanish In
4 a,lor securities 10 fall from 56.25 to 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23
LABOR FOR PORTO nico.
Men Going Ia the Isi"h"
from Texas:

Fort Worth. Texas, December
22.-J. II. Anstin, accompanied
by several parties from other
sections OF the STATE, left to-
night for Porto Rico. They 80
10 tho island in tho Interest o.
skilled labor. Every state and
Territory VIII be represented III
an effort TO get q bill through
congrcsa giving skilled American
labor the preference, som flfty
Fort Worth laborers VIII soon
follow Mr.. Austin 10 Por,O Rico
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-23

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p, M, yesterday, 18th
meridian time: Ram
The times., 1898-09-19

of the game and If the team is at home
as soon as they are on the street at 4
o'clock every day they make for the
baseball grounds.
Ii was a mistake when Philadelphia let
Irwin go. just as it was when that club
thought Harry Wright had outlived his
usefulness. New York also made a mis-
take in releasing Irwin. Irwin knows
baseball. and is a good discipinarian.
Doubtless his absence from league ball
has done him a great deal of good. He
has grown to be a better loser, and can
succumb more gracefully to the fortunes
of war. A bench Manager is a necessity
in Washington. as well as in Brooklyn.
Irwin would have made splendid man
for Brooklyn, and Mr.. Wagner is to be
congratulated upon securing the veteran
for next season.
The times., 1898-09-19
AN OLD CUSTOM REVIVED.
The Harvest Festival Held by thu
Salvation Army,

The opening services of the Harvest
Festival were held on Saturday evening
In the Salvation Army Hall. No. 800
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest, there
being large attendance The appear
ance of the hall was attractive. the vari-
Gus gifts being displayed pleasingly
about the platform and upon tables. In
the front of the platform an immense
arch draped effectively with flags and
bunting was stretched, while in the cen
ter was the outline Of a large cross com
posed of flags prettily fptertwined
The festival is a revival of one OF the
Oldest of the customs Of the ancient Is
raelites-that of bringing. into the temple
the fist fruits of the harvest as an obla-
ton for bounties receiyed-and the meet
ings in connection with il are interesting.
Yesterday Adjt Dearing, who is in
charge of the work among the children in
the southeastern division of the army led
the meetings, assisted by Lieut.. I.crs-
dale, formerly of this city.
Adjt. Owens and Capt. Bell. the officers
in charge of the work in the north vest
ern part of this city, will conduct the
meetings this evening and tomorrow
evening. This evening there will be an
ice-cream festival. while tomorrow even
ing will occur the auction sale OF the
gifts. the proceeds being devoted to the
work of the organization.
The times., 1898-09-19
PECULIAR POISONS.
GENERATED IN THE HUMAN BODY.
The Result of Imperfect Digestion
of Food

of Food.
Every living thing, plant or animal
contains within itself the germs of GER
tain decay and death.
In the human body these germs of dis
ease and death (called by scientists
ptomaines), are usually the result of i'm
perfect digestion of food; the result of
indigestion or dyspepsia.
The stomach, from abuse, weakness,
does not promptly and thoroughly digest
the food. The result is heavy, sodden
mass which ferments (the first process of
decay poisoning the blood, making it
thin, weak, and lacking in red corpuscles,
poisoning the brain. causing headaches
and pain in the eyes.
Bad digestion irritates the heart, caus-
ing palpitation and finally bringing on
disease Of this very important organ.
Poor digestion poisons the kidneys,
causing Bright's disease and diabetes.
And this is so because every organ,
every nerve depends upon the stomach
alone for nourishment and renewal; and
weak digestion shows itself not only in
loss of appetite and flesh, but in weak
nerves and muddy complexion.
The great English scientist, Huxley
said the best start in life is a sound
stomach. Weak stomachs fail to digest
AOOO property DtS6uSe luey lack the pro-
per quantity of digestive acids Qactic
and hydrochloric) and peptogenic pro-
ducts; the most sensible remedy in ali
cases of indigestion is to take after each
meal one or two of Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets, because they supply in a pleas
ant, harmless form all the elements that
weak stomachs lack.
The regular use of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure every form of stomach
trouble except cancer of the stomach.
They increase flesh, insure pure blood,
strong nerves, a bright eye and clear
complexion, because all these result only
from wholesome food well digested.
Nearly all druggists sell Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets at so cents full sized
package or by mail by inclosing price to
Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich, but ask your
druggist first:
4 little book on stomach diseases mall
ed free. Address Stuart Co., Marshall.
Mich. selS-21-2