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The Washington weekly post., 1899-06-13
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THE ASSESSOR GOT DAMAGES.
Taxpayers Boycotted His Hotel; Now
They Pay for IL.

Special 70 TIE Pest.
New Orleans, la. Jung 1T. T. webo,
Of Iinden. La, attempted 10 combine the
duties OF hotel proprietor and tax asses
sor and a coterie Of merchants in the
village attempted TO coeTce the Official
by attacking the boniface. That Is. when
the assessor refused to assess according
20 their own valuation the property Of
the merchants the latter established
boycott and refused 10 deal with any
drummer who stopped at Webbs hotel.
The combination was too strong Tor the
Eotcl-keeper who sold out at d loss and
went into court TO recover damages. Re
fusing a partial victory in the lower court.
Webb carried the matter before the high
est tribunal Of the State, and to-day the
Supreme Court rendered a verdict IN MS
favor The defendants in the case were
+. H. Drake and T. Cruxton, merchants.
and r. n. Miller banker. who have to
pay S2,e0. part as actual and part as
punitive damages. The courts cOndemna-
tion OF the boycott was in the strongest
terms
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SHERIFF eluots A MOB.
Walk. Eighteen Mile. with Negro Pr.s, ner
and Lands Him in Jail

r-tias r. Ire F1l-
Chattanooga, Tenn. June u-Sherin
3vtisF, of Roam County. has landed Jim
Kimborough. the negro who attempted
criminal assault upon Miss Hill daughter
oC the pogtna zter Al Hartman, Tenn. In
the Knox County tail for safe keeping.
The negro had several narrow escapes
from lynching last night and this morn
ing. Sheriff Butler guarded his prisoner
- the woods near Kingston during The
night Several times he was surrounded
BY the mob. bgt was not discovered
Early this morning the Sheriff and pTis-
oneF walked eighteen miles. from Kings
ton TO Lenoir City, where they took a
train for Knoxville. Last night. after the
escape Of the Sheriff and the prisoner
from the Kingston jail. a mob secured
bl0odbounds and trailed the officer and
prisoner TO a point where they secured
rig, where the trail was lost. Several
I0obs are atiH securing the woods for
Kimborough. having failed to learn that
he IS at Knoxville. The people at Harri-
man vow they viii kin the negro the
minute ne IS returned for trial
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DEAD AND WOUNDED.
Gen. Otis Report of the Casualties In Re-
cent Engagements

cent Engagements
Gen. Otis reports the following addi-
ticnal casualties:
KILLED
First Washington. June 6. Private Carl N. Thor
geSon.
First North Dakota. June 9, Private John H
Kian.
Thirteenth Minnesota June 10. Private Thomas
Hesly.
Second Oregon June 3. Private Ezra Kirtz. wrist
slight; Charles Doughty, hand, slight; Clayton l.
Ransom, head. Slight
First Washington. June 6. Private Joseph Dobman
leg. slight.
First Idaho, Private Hugh Hutchinson, buttock
severe
First Colorado, June 10, Lieut.. Col. Cassus NJ
Moses, forearm. moderate; sergt. George NJ Lashel
elbow moderate; Priyates Bert E. Young patella
moderate; Francis J. Henry, arm, seTere; Asa Nor
TiH cheek. severe; William J. Jurrier, arm, slight
Harry Hegener neck and chest severe Corps Robert
F. Reed, chest severe: Thomas Ryott thigh, slight
Prjyates Frank DuvsIl, leg, severe; Harry Mackem.
head, n oderate.
Thirteenth Infantry. Sergt. Boyle Christensen.
ankle moderate: Prtyates Charles Bess. leg mod
crate; " NJ Henry. thigh. slight
Ninth Infantry, Prvates Barney Gonyea, arm,
slight; Robert Prayer eye. severe; Joseph F. Beav
ems. hip severe
Twenty-arst Infantry, Privates Casper Cook, ley.
moderate Andrew Mcfarland, leg slight
Fourteenth Infantry Corp. Conrad Hallaner,
chest, severe; Private Walter Brogden neck slight
First Montana. Private Z. L. Glen, thigh, Sc
we're; W. F. Kramer. knee, slight.
Twelfth Infantry, June II, First Sergt. Henry
Clark, leg slight
Gen. Otis has notified the War Depart
ment of the following deaths since his
last weekly report from wounds in ac-
ton May 70:
Carl A. Carlson. private. Company II. Twenty
second Infar,ry; June 5, McIryin P. Daily, private
Company C. Fourth Cavalry; June s. Rob
ert Z. Miles, private Company c. Fourth
Cavalry; June S, Patrick Branigau, pri-
yate, ComPany G. Fourth Cavalry; June g.
Clifford II. Bowser, First Sergeant, Company X,
First Colorado Typhoid fever June 3 John A.
SaKtCn, private Company u. First Montana: meE-
ingiiiS- Gorge A King. private. Company L. Sev-
enteenth Infantry; cholera nostras, Frank l. Gar
rson, company I, Seventeenth Infantry; dysepte-y
Ralph A. ODeH private, Company \, Second Ore
gon; iudceratiye cotis, June 4, Oscar a. Finnigar
private, Company A, Utah Artillery; drowned, J.
J. ChOe, private, Company G, Second Oregon
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DEWEY GOES ASHORE.
Received with Military Honors by Onieials
ofstraits Settlements

Singapore, June l2-Admiral Dewey
landed today from the United States
cruiser olympia. his flagship. 10 pay a
visit 10 the Governor Of the Straits set
Elements. Lieut.. Col Sir C. h. II. Mitchell.
at Government House. tie was received
yith military h0nors. on his return 10
the Olympia. ne was visited b. the Gov
ernor.
Admiral Dewey says he feels sure his
health will oe quite restored ere lie reach
e he Tnited StateE.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-06-13

Providence, Galloway Co, Ky. NV periods &C.
cured too often and the hemoTrhsge woaId te
prolonged aEd the loss Of blood very excessive I
also hsu spells which the doctor said faint,
ing MS. oouid not tel when ihey were coming
on but they left ne very weak Ny stomach
would cTamp until could not straigiIteu This
would last Tor several hours. did not gain
strength from ore monthly period 20 another;
was very weak and nervous all the time was
advised by kind friend 70 try DR. Pierce : Fa-
yorlte Prescription, which did and bcforr I had
taken two bottles Of Il could work all day I
took IN all siK battles OF The Fzuorite Prescriu-
hoa aHa about hve bottles Of Or PiSTces Pri-
lets. l used no osher nediciae I have never
had return Of this trouble since and never
Gan praise DT- Pieree's medicines enough, for
know they SAVED my LIFE
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SHE WANTS DAMAGES.
L! rkershurg Girl Declares She Was Talked
Iato Nervous Pr0stTatiOn.

sf-,isl O The 20.
E1rkershurg W. Va. June l2-Miss
NJ agie Mildahl to-day brought suit In
the United states court for $500 against
Kaufman q Co. the PltlsbuFg depart
menI store She alleges that she bought
among OIHeF things. by mail. several
pairs d gloves that were defective. Late.
she was in PIjtsburg and asked 10 have
the gloves exchanged. She alleges thac
MIuaI,T Kalfmauu locked her lu his
Office and HbtIsco her ouiFP gcously, de-
tlaTIg The gloves were not from His
store threatening her with arrest and
frightening her tiN she admitted hi.
Charge and left without the gloves. Ali
thi~ She alleges brought on nervous
urOstrlti0n and caused great damage 10
hcg health aud weil-being.
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CANDIDATE FOR THE BENCH.
Democratic Convention at Harrisburg VIII
Call Forth a Big Gathering.

Harrisburg, Pa, June 1.-THE State
Democratic convention, which meets i'm
this city next Wednesday to nominate
candidates for State Treasurer. Supreme
Court Judge, and Superior Court Judge,
promises TO be large gathering. The
certainty of the election of a Democratic
nominee for Supreme Judge, owing to the
two vacancies on the bench, has brought
out large number Of candidates for this
honor.
The executive committee will meet to-
morrow evening 10 select the officers for
the temporary organization and arrange
other preliminaries. Ex-Gov. Pattison. of
Philadelphia, will probably be permanent
Chairman. Representative William T.
Greasy, Of Columbia, is almost certain of
the nomination for State Treasurer.
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KILLED ON HER WEDDING DAY.
Husband aud brother Badly Injured as
Result of a CharivsFi.

Wichita, KaEg.. Juna 1l-lirs- r. A..
Higgins, a bride o. two hours. is dead
and her husband and young brother bad
ly injured IS the result OF a cU1uv11
party given them at their home. near
Watouga, Okla, Friday night The chart
yari party, composed OF about twenty
friends Of tn ug married people. re-
fused TO 20 when requested % DO 30. bIi
continued to make deateliEs noises %
beating OF cans and firing shoizIns.
one Of the par,y, H-rFy Randall "..io-
erately pointed his gun dt i"" young
couple and hred The bride i'"a ana
breast were filed with u-ksHpi- sHe .'Ii
eho, tnr.ug1 the Mazs and did au hour
Iarer Tho groom vas -a1t lr iaa lace
snd q. small brother 0t 'He Dr.J" WHs also
wounded. neither ot them iaIaiN. move
ever AFTER the agciarli. l.. ,Ad '..I --l ...l
Marry fiad. No arrests nave been made
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MURDERED MANS MONEY.
Hiding Place of Old Man Meier's Wealth
Discovered.

Chicago, June 1.-THE secret hiding
place in which old Martin Meier. who
was murdered Monday, kept his money
was found to-day, it is believed, when an
examination was made OF d lounge in
his home.
The bottom of the lounge had been rip
ped open, and in the burlap, which had
been used to stuff it, was found a va
cant place, as if made for receptacle.
Edward Meier, a nephew. says when he
and his father left the murdered mans
house Wednesday night the lounge lad
not been disturbed, but when they re
turned Friday the lounge had been cut
open and the supposed hiding place found
The police believe that was where the old
man concealed the part of his wealth
which is now missing.
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DYING, she KILLED ANOTHER.
Woman Stricken with ApopIexy Smoihers
EOur-Year-old Niece

Wilmington. Del, June 11-NIrs. Rebec-
ca G. Nandegrift aged seVenty-three
years. living near Middletown. was strick-
en- with apopleXy late last night and fell
TO the floor. She Tegained sufficient
strength TO climb on the bed. and Just as
her form covered that Of four-year-oId
Ruth Woods. a grandniece, Mrs. Vande-
gTift died.
The child was in such a position that
she could not eXtricate herself, and she
was smothered TO death. The bodies were
discovered by Mr.. Woods when he return
ed home at midnight. Mrs Vandegrift
was the step-mother of United States Dis
trist Attorney Nandegrift, of Delaware.
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GREAT SUCCESS. OTIS SAYS.
He Places Enemy's Losses at About Four
Hundred.

The War Department yesterday received
a report from Mai. Gen. Otis OF the mill
tary movement on Saturday 20 the south
OF Manila for the purpose of clearing
out the rebels in that section. IL shows
that the movement was a great success
and that the enemys loss Wzs consider
ably greater than stated IN the press dis
patches. Gen. OTIS cablegTam is as fol-
lows:
Manila, June II. 1881
Terrific heat yesterday did not permit troops %
reach positions a. hours Designated: enabled ma
orty OF lasarEeats % escape iH scattered orsaalza
tIsHs south and westward which thsy enec,ei dsr-
Ing the evening and night Movezeat great sse-
cesz. hoUeyrr; enemy dis0rsanizei ard r5ured suf-
fsTEE fszyv lCss troo1s resting to-day 40 Isspiass
and R4ranaque- Navy did exceiieut s1se1f-1a afese
shore of bsy. but mary inHIrgsnt dsgzchmea,s r.
tired IN that direction, pTore-ted b p-sssncs o.
Women and ehIidreu shJn rhey drove storz zits
them Our loss iour killed aud some thirty Ecand-
e. Report q casualties later. C0nasrgstivs sstl-
nate Of ensny'E loss about So. OLE
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Medical Book Free,

Know Thysclf," a book f1r m.a a7.J.
regular price. ~ cents; will BE- ..a. 30.
(sealed and Dostpaldl % any ma.e r-..r'
Of The Washington Post men'loa.rF 's8
advertisement. Address tae I0..-"
Medical Institute. : Bu.duch -'raa' E.''
ton, Mass. the Oldest ana best rs'.'a'.,'
of its Kind in New Eng "f.' 10
day for free look. and inc.9s- = esh.'
for postage
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NEGROES LYNCH TWO BLACKS.
The Victims Drowned a Negro Who Killed
White Man.

Ocala, Fla. june 1.-TWO negroes were
lyuched at Dunnellon last evening By an
mfuriated mob Of tLeir own color Some
weeks ago Marshal Payne was shot by a
negro. Saturday the negro was captured
and returned 20 Dunuellon, when il Is
supposed some negroes were employed 10
take him 10 the river and drown him.
Sunday evening the lab0rers Of the DUnnel-
Ion phosphate mine heard OF IL. and az
once OrganlZed 10 mtte out similar justice
10 those implicated. They succeeded in
lynchiug two OF the men, and were only
prevented from lyuch.ng nine others by
The appearance Of Sheriff Nugent and an
armed posse. who went down in a spe-
ciaI train from Ocala. The posse return
90 this morning ana reported everything
quiet.
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A Chip ofrhe Old Block.

From the Cle,erarl Plain Dealer
Where are you gong
Up 70 Miss sullivan
The daughter Of the poii..ah.
''Yes. She Is giving an o.1-las.",''s-
molasses candy party.
'Oh. She has "a pull, too
The Washington weekly post., 1899-06-13
Cen King Fell Exhausted.

Tacoma, Wash, June 12-Gen. Charles
King, who recently returned from the
Philippines, arrived here last evening TO
visit his cousin, Mrs. Emmons, formerly
of Milwaukee. During the evening an
informal reception was rendered the dis
tnguished soldier. While Gen. King was
making d speech to a Serenading band ne
was overcome by exhaustion and had TO
be carried into the house. A physician
was called, who says no serious results
will follow Gen King las Cancelled all
of hls engagements. and after TecupeTat-
ing here few days, Will return 10 San
Francisco.
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JULY 3 Is SCHlEY DAY.
Men of the Brooklyn VIII Celebrate Ami
versary of Santiago

VI
New York, June 1.-THE men attached
TO the armoIed cruiser Brooklyn. now
moored at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. to-
Gay decided 10 celebrate July ), the ami
yersaTy OF The battle of Santiago. when
Ceryera's fleet was destroyed. They pro-
pose TO cali it "Schley Day" Special in
yitatiCns viii be sent 10 Admiral and Mrs
Schlry, Capt Cook who commanded The
Brooklyn during the battle OF Santiago.
10 Commodore Philip Commandant OF the
navy yard, and Admiral Sampson. as
commander-iu-chiet OF the North Adam
flt S1ua QF0u.
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s5iiI Hope tn save Paris.

Falmouth, June 1.-THE unierwrirerS
are siill hopeful Of being able to save me
American liner Paris, now iying on the
rocks near the Manaeles, and The blasting
operations continue
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ADOPTED SON OF CITY
High Honor Conferred by Ha-
yana on Gen. Gomez.
SORR REPORTS OF LAWLESSNESS

Thirty Armed Men sack a Store and Are
parsaed by KuTai Guards, One OF 'he
Villains Being Kilied-NeEroes Attack a
Plantation aud hfI the owner-Pay-
ment of Troops Continues sstisiaetorily-
Cemetery ContrOveFsy.
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Mr. Iru.sE.oxrrt,,s, ~.

Andoyer. Mass, June I.-Mrs. william
: Knox. wife of Congressman Knox, OF
the Fifth Massachusetts, district. was se-
riously Injured eg being thrown lFofa a
carriage this afternoon
The Washington weekly post., 1899-06-13

Total to-dsy-Net. 1851; Great Britain, s0s
France IL U9s. Continent. i50; stock sl3 ~ Con
soliaated-NeT s.i7i: Great Brtalz. 70ss; France
IS se5; Continent, 2s45. 1otSi since September =
Net sT75 sos. Great Britasn. S,s3.ssi Ffance
a.. ~, Continent. $50, 25B.
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one Reason.

From the Cleveland I.ss1er
Wigz-I wonder why 20 many H''
men than women die suddenly
Wagg-I suppose tnr women Ra. .
HftIe wbile in order 20 have Ile .asf Ne.-
The Washington weekly post., 1899-06-13

closely watch the health of the organs
peculiarly wemanly. For the general
health will be disturbed just in proper
ton as the local health Of the delicate,
womanly organs is disordered. With
irregularities there will come pains in the
head, the back or side, nausea and gen.
eral misery. The happiness of the future
life OF the wife am mother may be en-
tirely ruined by neglect OF the health at
this critical period
Women confined in Offices, shut out
from necessary exercise viii fnd a faith
ful friend in Or. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. l. 50 regulates the wonanly
functions and 50 strengthens the delicate
organs that pain from these causes will
be absolutely done away with and future
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Carnegie eon.r.AnarnsrI.iirary.

Edinburgh. June l2-Mr, Andrew Car
negie has offered 10 give d,o0J C5 Con to-
ward the embellishments OF = public IL
braEy " EaAA.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-06-13

health be perfectly as
There is no opium, c.
or other narcotic in
" Favorlte Prescrip-
ton. Neither does
IT contain alcoh oil ,
whisky or other iutox-
icant.
was so weak ! did not
have breath TO walk across
my roOTa writes Mss
Isib-ll Miller. uf New
The Washington weekly post., 1899-06-13
"The Least Hair
Casts a Shadozv. I"

A single drop of poison
blood qviH, anLess checked In
time, make the aUhole impure.
Hoods Sarsaparlla is the
great leader in blood purifiers.
Il casts no sF2sozU, but brings sunshine
and health INTO eUery hoaSehod.
Dyspepsia" For sir months my sys-
tenn zUas out of order zJah dyspepsia and
impure blood. Spert lots of money IN
Uaui. but HOODS Sarsapzrilla cured me
thoroughly" 9os. s. ZarbA. Geno,, Me5.
Eruptions - I had annoying erup-
tIors caused BY impure blood, and pfysi-
cans Treatment failed TO 5eaefa. HoodTs
Sarsaparla rerloVsG then, and I am no
longer annoyed" ". r. Hudson,
Nat,ona, Pa.
dsodJ SalSabaMM
~Ilzzza lsITarrl/
Hoods Pills cure liver IN. the non-irrilarinr and
The Washington weekly post., 1899-06-13

A-e-A-
nth every tap. And
/ the machine stops
he day the throb-
bing still goes on.
More than any
other class of
women the large
army Of women
clerks reeds To
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-29
Story Of > Slave.

To be bound hand and foot for
years by the chains of disease is the
worst form OF slavery. George D..
Williams, Manchester, Michigan,
tells how such slave was made
free. He says: "My wife has
been SO helpless fo- FIVE years that
she could not turn over in bed
alone. After using two bottles OF
Electric Bitters she was wonder
fully improved and is now able to
do her own work. This supreme
remedy for female diseases quickly
cures nervousness, sleeplessness,
melancholy, headache, backache,
fainting and dizzy spells. This
miracle working medicine is god.
send to weak, sickly, run down
people. Every bottle guaranteed.
Only so cents at Joys Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-29
soh.nnon srother. In the Pen.

Sheriff Barr, of La Junta, and a
deputy passed through the city
early Saturday morning with Frank
and Lee Bohannon, the men SEN
fenced at La Junta hy Judge Dixon
Friday to life sentence at Canon
City for the murder OF their father.
1t was reported at La Junta when
the men were sentenced that an at
tempt would be made to rescue
them when they went through
Pueblo. but the thought probably
never entered the head Of any one
here, and there was not even any
one at the depot to see the prison
ers. The Bohannons lived in
Irving place for some years and
are quite we'll known in Pueblo.
chieftain.
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-29
re.eher.' Examination.

The quarterly teachers examina-
ton will be held at the court house
in La Iunta on Friday, December
18th and Saturday December 10th.
Morning session begins at 9 q clock.
All persons expecting TO take the
examination in Otero county and
desiring their papers graded IN
another county, must write TO the
superintendent OF the county where
the papers are to be graded stating
that is desired by the applicant
that the papers should be accepted
and graded by said superintendent.
This is by order OF state superln-
teudent MARY ANDERSON,
Superintendent OF Schools.
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-29
woodmeo Elect Officers.

La Junta Camp No. s, Wood
men OF the World, elected the fol-
lowing officers Tor the ensuing six
months at meeting held Monday
night; Counsul Commander, G.
w. McManes; advisory lieutenant,
w. +. Andrews; banker f. NJ.
Carlisle; clerk, c. X Orahood; es-
cort, Martin ONeil; watchman, c.
A. Avery; manager, long term, II.
w. Adsmond; manager, short term,
G. Il. Woolf; captain OF the team,
Lee Bowman; past consul COM
mander, Creede Bridgman. c. l..
Seeley received the greatest mum,
Der OF votes for the office of sentry
but declined to serve. The camp
refused to accept his resignation,
and he has appealed to the head
consul.
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-29
si.m.rek'. Iron Nerve

Was the resul, Of his splendid
health. lndomitable will and tre-
mendous energy are not found
where stomach, liver, kidney and
bowels are out OF order. II you
want these qualities and the sue
ces they bring, use DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. They develop every
power OF brain and body. Only IS
cents box at Joys Pharmacy.
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-29

two months was under the care Of our doctor.
but was getting weaker all the time Until one
day sent and gut three bottles OF Fasoriie
Prescription and Que bottle OF Pellets i'm
proved 50 fast. continued 10 take your utdt.
cine Until baby was born, and he Is healthy aud
all right. He Is fosir years old Ny baby giTl Il
two years old. Ny health has been good ever
since now weigh te5 pounds and when be
gin To feel badly take FaYoriic Prescription
which always helps me. always tell my neigh
bofs what helps me aad good many have taken
your Faeufite Prescription with good results. :"
The "FavoTite Prescription ' has cured
more women than all other medicines for
women combined. II is the only prepara-
tion of its sor, devised by a regularly grad.
uated physiciau-a skilled and experienced
specialist ia the diseases of women.
Other medicines are sometimes sold on
the plea iha, they are Just as good as the
Favorite Prescription. Don't believe II
Don't be imposed upon. Couutcrfcits are
never as good rs the genuine.
Over 5000 women have endorsed Pa
voritc Prescription" They say there is
nothing Just rs good" and they know.
Would you rather have the say-so of one
dealer who makes an extra profit on the
substitute, than the provabic words of
$50, coo women whose only object in recon-
mending the "Favoritc Prescription /" is
their desire to help their suffering sisters ,
La Junta tribune., 1899-11-29
Used by British Soldier. in Africa.

Capt. c. G. Deanison is well
known all over Africa as comman-
der OF the forces that captured the
famous rebel Galishe. uuder date
OF November :, 1897, from Vryburg
Bechuanaland, he writes; Before
starting on the last campaign |
bough, a quantity of Chamberla'n's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy which | used myself when
troubled with bowel complaint,
and had given to my men, and in
every case i, proved very beneficial.
For sale by Arcade Pharmacy.