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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-03
= Passenger accommodations. 5000 9
! Cargo carrying capacity ....-5sOs :
s..e.e d t. Sass 5 : IS . ssssssss

- HE foregoing figures give an apprczi-
ruatefy correct idea Of the voluu46 81
Caps MONS business that can -
done .re1 ssattis RI sss ~ y sI &c
uakes 1t possible. In other words. they
reveal the carrying capacity. passenssr ana
ffeisht, of the entire Fact Of vessefs that
now seems probable win b operated
from Seattle. They represent an estimated
naximum capac1ty, st,n srs puhfl1sed tor
~ purpose Of giving those who h6tST DE-
ctded upon or have. In contemplation Cape
Eene traudpnt3 floE nsSe ctS fNa sconais
tjsns under which they may have to COM
ITO for the traffic However, IL should be
hune in mind that as the time for the
opening OF ocean navigation to the Nome
district drawn near some OF the eonnantss
nay drop oct or redsce their fieoss. 81 :
The nst includes forty-nfpe vessels. steam
panes and corpora lions are most repafabls
business eoreerns. It - possible that soua6
II them between now and spring will have
decided to Withdraw from or not 70 enter.
the Carr NoasN trade. And others may
complete but In a limited way. Neverthe-
less, 81 this time there ara from fifteen to
twenty conpanies. corporations and bust
meas concerns either actively competing. a.
their adysrtisements show. for Cape Nome
pu2lEeS3 Of Se.fCuS1y contemplating 0uCn a
move. Not all have secured the number
Of vessels -desired. Some are constructing
and others expect 70 purchase ships be-
tween nov and their advertised sailing
dates. .4.s.@
IN the subjoined table an estimate Is CIV
ca o; the number Of passengers Ind tina
nasnlber of tors of general merchandise
cargo each Of the designated, concerns
could transport during the season should
tie business warrant it. 1t MIN this con-
nection further assumed THAI every veesek
can mako three trips. Ma doubt in some,
instances the estimates are high. and in
others low. II has not been possible un-
d4r the circumstances to secure absolute
" reliable data, h,t an effort has been
made to give as near facts as could be OBJ
tanned.
Following are the names OF some Of the
irrespective competing concerns and the es-
ttmated Cape Nome passenger and freight
carrying capacity Of each:
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MONTANA CAPITAL BUYS IN.


MORee Cf1stO Placer Ckatms COns
tsOIled by View Inventors.
A big deal was made In the Monte Cristo
of a majority Of the stock n the Pemsyi-
vania Mining and Developments Company
was made to Montana capitalists. among
Clark. o. Butte pRo'e Judge ". NJ i Bickford 81
Butte. who for years has represented the
Clark mining interests. Is at the. Rainier
meeting Of the Pennsylvania company d.
when ssssf Judge sickford declined %
msde ana new oaps &
coming into Washington" HE. said. The
Pennsylvania company properties consist Of
They we're patented in 1893 when a show
ing Of 10 cents cubic yard was made.
They have since remained idle. We will
large rye s srsS n Of mSney IN the pun
81 n the ' state. XII Ills viii be do done a.
I'm regard to the Everett q Monte
Cristo railroad a portion, OF the line Is now
IN operation and the balance will be put In
shape lust as soon as 9 suf1cient number ,
become shippers but not before. The capt.
tai I represent is now locking at some
quartz properties In the district and as soon
as our experts have reported on their work
we will be IN a position to close or reject
the offers. These claims are all about the
district and II they should pass Into the
hands OF the present prospective purchas-
ers their sale will be concluded only on
the assurance that the line will be rebuilt.
when these papers have been signed then
the nanaes of the new stockholders will he
made public but at this time there Is SUI
flcient reason why they should be kept
secret.
s"ThH western portion Of this state does
not seem to appreciate the great mining
opportunities that are open here. Montana
capitalists are beginning to find them out
befofe you do and there IL every Indication
that within twelve months there will be a
greet Investment from my state in Wash
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TUG HAS SUCCESSFUL VOYAGE.
Wallova Tovss Nulncrsus Vessels In
and Out Past the Cape.

After ten days of business In foul
weather the tug Wallowa. Capt. j. L.
Oliver, returned to Arlington dock yester-
day morning. The tug has been towing
vessels in and out past Cape Flattery
since November %, and reports q very
successful record In sp:.e OF the fact that
the weather has been. about the worst
known for the period.
The Wallowa took the Winslow and the
Renton out to sea and brought In the
Charles z. Crocker. Then the Meteor
to sea by the Wallowa, and the tug
caught the bark Theobaid and the Ed
ward May inward bound, taking them to
the British side. The latter vessel Is
from Honolulu. Though the sea was ex-
tremely rough the tug proved her fine
qualities by failing to ship any water
over the rail.
Her officers report that the UmatiIla
Iightship was stin In place at Neah bay
when the tug last passed thar port. Two
vessels were also noticed in Clallan bay.
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FIRST STAGE, easy Ito break up
feeling Of iassitude. chfIItness, yet flushed
face and heat In head. Iameness and SORE
ness IN limbs and bones.
SECOND STAGE, cure takes longer
headachy: thirsty. yet water don't taste
right; fullness over eyes and nose: easy
flowing discharge from nose: dryness.
scrapy raw feeling In throat
THIRD STAGE, IL the full development
Of the disease and requires persistent
treatment. but always Yields to TIT
may be La Grippe. or a Stubborn Cold; In
fuenxa or Catafrh: Sore Throat Or Diph-
iberia: bronchitis or Pnsumonia-
Manual OF All diseases sent free.
For sale by all druggists. or sent On
phrey1 Homeopathic Medicine Co.. Cor.
Wu1iam and John 4tA. n. :.
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WHAT THE COMPANIES WILL DO,


THE North American Transportation
i ~ Trading Cornpany will, as in the
past season, have but one ocean going
se.ssL the Roanoke. In the Cape eEpne
uainc' In conjunction with her the conn
pahy Will also operate it's formidable Yu-
kon feet of river boats. ~ TEftGr !
Ihe Pacific Coast Steamship Company
enters the Cape Nome and Yukon field Tor
eae nrst time Tbs Determination was hut
Iscentiy reached. President j. d. Farrell,
Oh the Pacific Coast Company. the parent
organization, having made public annource-
ment Of the fact through the Post-InteEi-
sencer, about week age. 1t is proposed to
operate three splendid vessels. two pas
sehger and freight carriers. the steamships
Sny OF Puebla and Sena tor, and strictly
freight cargo carrier in the big steam COL
ner and freighter Willamette. Both the
senator and Puehia are now In the govern
ment transport service. plying between San
francisco and Manila. They left San
Franetscs presumably on their last vow
age about two weeks ago, though it IS
possioie that one or the other may have
70 make still another voyage. Done with
me transport service the City of Puebla
WIN c9me to this city and go into the
moran shfpyards for extensive repairs pre-
paratory TO her summer seasons run.
Inc Pacific Coast Steamship Company
49, DSeA Al Inc Alaskan trdIIlc--tnat Is, CD
eratlng line Of steamers between Puget
sound and southeastern Alaska ports-f3r
ABOUT two decades, but 1t never ran ves-
sels to the mouth Of the Yukon. which ma
Visatiop has until within two or three
years been almost monopolized by the two
oid line companies, the Alaska Commercial
company and the North American Trans
portation & Trading Company.
II Is only in the event that the govern
ment releases Its four big steamships. In
DIANA, Ohio Pennsylvania and Conernausn,
that the Empire Transportation Company
VIII enter the Cape Nome trade on an sx-
tensive scale These four vessels have been
under charter to the United States carrying
soldiers to the Philippines. but the govern
ment has announced its Intention OF cam
ceiling all charters as fast as the vessels
return from Manila So IL these four nre
liberated. Mr. George Fl. Higbee, eeneraf
manager, of the Empire line says thew
win be placed on the Cape Nome run. three
ts passenger and freight and one. the Cone
maugh. operated exclusively as frefghter.
The announcement Of the probable en-
trance of the Empire Company into the
Cape Nome and Yukon trade with its big
liners has caused CONSERVATION In transpoY-
eation circles No such enormous carriers
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Swamp Root is the great discovery of
the eminent kidney specialist, DR.. Kfimer.
and Is Used IN the LEADING hospitals. rec
onsn7ended BY skitlful phyute1ano In their
pffvate prncttces ana N talen ~ doctors
1hemeeives who hAvs kid1tey nf1Gb6ntD, 10
cnuse they rseognf34 IN II tn erenSsss ana
most successfM remedy for kidhey and
bladder troubles that science Jao ever bseh
able to c0rnpoMnds
II you have the slightest syniptons o.
kidney or bladder trouble, or * th4fe b q
trace Of It tn tour family hintofy. send st
once to DR.. Kilner 4 CO., Bineha1nt09l,
y. r.. who VII. gladly send yon. 81 NAH
trnfned atciy; without Cost e. VOC l sAfn-
PIE b5ttic q Swania- Root and book coz
sands OF testimonial letters received from
sufferers cured. Be sure 70. say You feAd
Post-InteiEge1icef.
ewamp-Root Is for sale thu wcrl6 ever
at druggists IN bottles OF two npea and
tive prices-afty cents and one deAlar. Re-
member the name, swamp Root and tn
address, Binghamton, ~. Y.
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tn this year Of enormous transactions. be-
ing exceeded by August, September and
October, but still the gain over November,
1893, amounted to more than IS per cent
The heaviest gain of the year,
which will probably stand for the
remaining month, was that Of Septem-
Der, which led September, 1888, by 1895 per
cent. The average total percentage Of
growth of the first eleven months Of 1899
over the same period Of last year is SIS
per cent. which, considering the high
standing Of last year, IL remarkable. The
monthly gains over 1883 are here shown:
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:. ~. 80. I---S-..---.- -. = : ~ - "a
S.v~ 49, - $780, 49, 9no :
E~sr IN. rnsnsr ms xeMoA n4as.
s,cs ~ shsr, cc.,,N v Nv e Iar1e. Any
en- a. s~sr~s.s 1912 ss.sx psoDaDLy accommodate
On TONE ~ 49, 49, mo 0erry ~sW ~
$50 ~ IN .ss~ ovues.
1nvs,stoSa as spresen1n ~ the
mr. rsss.,2 xs' wneo T. nop-
po,, Il ~. - 49, - 1850 vcsssls hna SsnetS
netitior "a csrv Ns setvce pE!nH ~ eom.
rsrtsinIv rs.,,ss n Soe trsoe VII almost
Inc trsn.rcr,..sa.. !. ,. nsny cnanees sespSct.
district. rhs $500 - :. 49,
" Tho onsrs,,s. - ~ Soa - patucunr.
dn,h. as,ar s 49, suner. And II VIII no
tion tho purrhsss 81 $500 ~ ~ ~.
Cane Nome trada frcn .arsr. s,sx in
yestnents.
In this connection n 4. rrcv,,. .h., ,h.r.
are now no less thar Az ~ ". .sre
tatiyes on he xtiantfr ssahnstf .rs,rs -
brxy yessels fur me fnr rossssSs - s,,r 49,
Of thess Il CnarIes ii rnn~. ~ aSn rran-
cisco millionaire mininr mar uho "a saia
to have practicallv dsfern,,r.a mo, n,,r.
chasing the stear,shtn Trra Sav ~ s.an !.
o0o. but which project he o,r,cliv e6andan.
ed on learning OF the rovernnasnt.s inte,,.
ton to release 30 many fransncrts -
Mr.. nj. Kalish mansrinr cu,r~r =, tha
Humboldt Steamship Ccmr.nv' u .isa m
the Atlantic eeaboaYd trvfnw "a r,urctasa
a vessel with which to enter the cane
Nome fie,d, A. NJ. Kalish h. desniteiv
determined % cpcprste for that h,,si,sess &
b pretty safe prediction that Mn CONF
pany win secure a steamship either on the
Atlantic or Pacific. they seek \ vessel
oven larger ana faster than tho HunboIdt--
ono which wfIi Accommodate $50 passen-
gerp and carry perhaps 1000 tona az car
exclusive Of fuel. During the winter
months IL is the purpose az the Company
10 operate the vessel on the Seattfe.i.ynr,
can6i run in conjunction with the Hum.
bofdt, n
:. :. -.
WfI.L PLAY AN eYSsPoHFANr FAINT.
ru>1IE Pacific Cftpner line. cspt n r..
Caine. general rnsysnirer. viii nav an
Important part in the cane Nome
trade. II Il already adyertisinr three
steamers. tho Charles Nelson. Cleveland
ana a. W. Dickinson. for that run. and
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SMALL COMPETITORS WORRIED.

sTHE recent announcement from the ma
tional capital to the effect that the
government proposes releasing the
charters of the various vessels now In the
Philippine transport service has had a kind
of depressing effect upon new companies.
Already 1t has resulted in many modff1ca-
tons of plans. The prospect Of SO many
big steamships competing has thrown
smaller concerns into brown study. For
instance, the Indiana, Of the Empire fine,
can carry over Four times as many passen-
gers and at least three times as much
freight as some of the steamers engaged
in the Cape Nome traffic last season. In
deed. this company has two more such.
and the Senator and city Of Puehla, of the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company's line,
are about AZ formidable In competition.
1t Is from Seattle that practically all Of
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amounting to $4,000. was paid, and the
mortgage taken on. The church has had
a hard strugsle OF many years 70 get free
from debt, and al last oeeupies TIE strong
est financfal position OF any E1tscopul
church on the Coast. sl4eA 8 ID M
The pnrisfionare Of Trinity ,cluToN are
contemplating important developnonto III
their work The church will be conpecrated
December a. being the first d IT. den6mt-
nation In Seattle t0 be 20. Grand special
services will be held,
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two or three good-sfzed steamers In OPP
Grafton from Seattle to Cape Nome.
Besides the regular companies, there
will be possibly as many as a dozen sin
gle vessel companies and individuals
reaching out for q share of the Cape
Nome navigation. These will be mainly
sailing vessels. such as the Nellie G.
Thurston. Gen. Siglin, Abbie F. Morris,
Nellie Coleman and Laurel.
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the greatest excess over 1856 d gain Of
354.7 per cent. being displayed. The small
est was last year. the excess being, as
aforesaid, 75.2 per cent. The total clear
ar1ces of these periods, with the gain Of
January to November. 1899. are exhibited
as follows:
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Then there h the gain Of last month over
each previous November.. The only ono to
come within 100 per cent. Of this year Was
los behind, In $780, to $50 per cent. in 1895
Thas appended tabuIation Is clear show
ing Of this feature Of the local finances:
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tngton mines. The Index country Is claim
ing just now a greater portion OF the at
tention and already Montana mining men
are heavy investors in that camp.
TT is not Improbable that the men
represent will invest many thousands OF
dollars here within year.
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BRmvITIEs.

The board Of county eonsmiaioneps awuN1ed 10
Bailey Smith . contract nor the condensation a
bridge over Cedar river st Aap5s vallsy. II
contract price Is 8. 102
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Trinity parish church Is now entirely free
from debt. to the great satisfaction OF its
pastor, Rev. Fl. Fl. Gowen, and the mem
ceived 6,o00 as a result of the sale OF the
churcEl's property on Jefferson street and
Third avenue. Shortly afterward the debt.
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kI1llE'S GREAT
GlP[ NONE Hl[l..
Freight and Passenger Car
rying Capacity.
HANDLE $4,000 PEOPLE.
Enough Vessels TO Transport
10000 Tons Of Supplies
HANDLE $4,000 PEOPLE.

e>.e Most Formidable Concerns
Csnpeting-N. A. r. q +, Pacihc
Ceast Steamship. Empire, .. T..
r, racino steam whaiins, ,. ..
xinbalI, Mitchell q Gray, ana
.etnsr conpanies Are E,attlass FER
Z trade suSf emacy-Reiease Of the
NJ rAilippine Transports MAY DDsSs
rrSny rIsAs- Tramp Steamers.
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Webfoot Banks Can't Keep
Up With Queen City.
FouRTEENP PER cENT.Loes
Bradstreet's Official Figures Give
the Proof Of Progress.

Of First Eievsn MoAAns
Of This Year show That seeesae
IL More Than 1i,ooo.oO0 AAsaA
OF Webfoot Tswn-Lesves sre-
ksne ssd Tscoms Far Dehand-.
rseal u Nsas1y sf00,sO4ooe II
CassrsA Thrs~sh Local hanks In
rhfs Time, showing . Gain over
1ses o. MSvs Than u Pss cent.
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BREMERToS SOCIAL NOTES.

BREMERToN, Dee; a;--Mr. ana Mrs.
cisco Monday morndng.
Mr.. Reed, OF Whatcom Is in Bremerton.
He win organise local camp for the
Woodmen OF the World here.
Mr.. Crause. Of Sidney. was IN Bremoston
M Mark johnson has Ieft Brsmsrtoa
4 Mr.. and Mrs. wnliam Harrisan were IN
Ss ~ o sapd Fellow. Of charleston gave
masquerade bali in Chicks hall, Charles
ton, on Thanksgiving evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Game spent Sunday tn So
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wolfram and chit
dren spent Saturday in Seattle.
co me- Mnu ssstt aon wS Z ssss1 s
ing hts parents this week.
A pleasant entertainmsnt was SVEN IN
the Bremerton school house Wednesday
was rendered by the pupils and there was
a large attendance Of school vfsftors:
Mfr. Maurice Alton attended the Thanks
MI and Mrs. Fred soeEs spent wsduss-
day evening in Charleston.
ELKs' MEMORIAL ExKRc1sEa
This Is the day set apart BY al En-
throughout the. world for their annual
memorial exercises. The beautiful Ritual
Mi pc read e. Eiks IAN. ~ me Goldman
Hon. b. &. Hushsss viii deliver me on
ton.
The music win be OF the highest order.
by the best Of 8eattle'a talent.
The. public Is invited to attsud fheae
exercises.
USEFUI. AS EVER
FirS ana fur garments have q mi9Dio0
In the realms Of comfort. fashion ana art
that nothing else can perform. Cuueult
Petkovits, the furrier. Marion street, b.
tween First and Second avenues.
DIAMOND JEWELLERY.
See the elegant display Of diamond jews
elry recently received BY Louis Klodt,
jeweler, No. s24 Secon1 avenue. corner
Marion. A fine collection OF rare opais.
FINE diamonds at reasonable prices.
VIM. n. F1nck. teweIer. SIC Second ave.
Tke star That ssvss CAilaren's
Lives.
Mr.. Hardin Norris, clerk Of the drug
store Of r. Shoemaker. Perry, III, says:
"A man came into our store the other day
and said, I want q bottle OF fhnt stun
that saves children's lives. read IN tho
News abouf 1t. Tia chNdren mGr -
sick vhsn We cannot TT the dectox QUICK
enough. It's the medicine you seIl eov
Group" He alluded to ChamberlainsG
Cough Remedy and bought hottie bsfeca
b left the store. Fer sale " N dAai1eA
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PrCt
Gain.
Clearances.
january to

Comparing the totals Of the drst eleven
months of all years subsequent 10 1sp0. aud
II is shown that the cIeartnss Of 1SD hear
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ELKg MEMORIAL ExERc1sna
usEFuI. AS EVER.

USEFUI. AS EVER
Fprs and fur garments have nlissioa
In the realms Of comfort. fashion ana art
that nothing else can perform. Con1ult
Petkovits. the furrier. Marion street, b.
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pIAMONn IEWELRY.

See the elegant display Of diamond jews
elry recently received BY Louis Klodt,
jeweler, No. s24 Secon1 avenue. corner
Marion. A fine collection OF rare opals.
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- HIS table, the totals Of Bradstreets
weekly reports sent out by the Asso-
ciated Press, shows the result In de-
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-28
The Little Sinner.

Emma Myrkle is one Of Char
Lt,'s fayoriies aud that she and
Will Harder we're almond old friends
last night was testified by the ap.
plause from the time the curtain
rose.
"The Little Sinner" was the play,
pleasing comedy through which
runs a strain or pathos. As Rudy
Beach, the Little Sinner" Miss
Myrkle appeared to advantage and
capture the audience. Will Harder
as the hired man on the farm acted
his part well and Howard Benton
made very good conventional
william. Miss Leroy and Miss Dean
acted very well the minor parts.
But Miss Myrkle made the hit Of
the evening.
A number of specialties were in
troduced, and the dancing of Miss
Myrkle and Mr.. Harder particularly
pleased the audience. Charlotte
Evening News, Nov. 20, 1898.
At the Auditorium three nights,
beginning Thursday, March 2.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-28
A Nice Lodge Room.

Mr.. L. Lawson never does any
thing by halves, but goes the
whole hog in the undertaking.
When he built his new brick bust
ness house on the corner of Broad
and Elm streets, he had the
second stery built for lodge room,
and you can bet he left nothing un-
done about the fittings when he
furnished it, The reporter was
shOwu through it this morning and
found it one of the best ventilated
rooms in town and everything look
lug neat andnice with a nice car
peted floor, The A. o. U. W.
order and the Red Men meet at
this place and when summer comes
on there will be other lodges which
will no doubt make application fer
the hail.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-28
A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls Great
Discovery cures all kidney and blad.
der troubles, removes gravel, cures
diabetes, seminal emissions, weak
and lame back, rheumatism and all
irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and women,
Regulates bladder troubles in chill
dren If not sold by your druggist,
will be sent by mail on receipt Of 81,
One small bottle is two month
treatment, aud will cure any cas-,
above mentioned e. w. Hail. sol
manufacturer, p. O. box 2l8 Waco
Texas, For sale by Smith Drug Co.
Texarkana, Ark. n Ne
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-28

Account Cattlemen's Convention
to be held at Ft. Worth, Texas
March l3 IA, the Texas & Pacific
Railway Company will sell round
trip tickets from al stations in
Texas to FIT. Worth at rate of one
fare not to exceed s. for the round
trip; except from stations west OF
Pecos where agents will add one
way local to the So rate quoted
from Pecos.
Tickets will be on sale March Y
and l3, with final limit for return
March II, 1899.
E. p. TUoNER
G. P. & T. A.
, 81 OF. Dallas, Texas.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-28
SEEDS.

Bihousness and constipation are
seeds out of which spring many of
the serious diseases that afflict the
human body. Sound judgement
would demand the immediate re-
moval of this condition before it de-
veops something more troublesome
and difficult to cure. Prickly Ash
Bitters is reliable cure for consti-
patton and disorders of similar char
acter. 1t not only thoroughly emp
ties and purlhes the bowels, but
strengthens the bowel channels and
regulates the liver and stomach
hence 1t performs a radical cure.
Seld by al druggists. 2 28
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For La Grippe.

Thomas Whitfield & Co., 240 Wa
bash Ave, corner Jackson St, one
of Chicago's oldest and most promi-
nent druggists, recommend Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy for la
grippe, as it not only gIvesa prompt
and complete relief, but also coun-
teracts any tendency of la grippe to
result in pneumonia. For sale by
Smith Drug 90.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-02-28
READ THIS.

Dallas, Texas, October IA, 1893. -
This is to certify that ] have been
considered iucurable by two good
physicians, both saying ] had
Bright's kidney disease After us
ing one and one-half bottles OF
Halls Great Discovery, OF Waco, |
think my troubles are at an end,
II. w. Brown,
st George Hotel.