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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

Manila, Jan. s.-Within 9 short time
Of the proclamation issued by Otis in be-
half Of Mckinley agents Of Aguinaldo
billed Manila with q manifesto which at.
tracted considerable attention The reyo-
lutiOnary president protested against Gen
eral Otis signing himself ~ military gov.
ernor Of the Philippine islandA
AguinaldO in his manifesto declared he
had never agreed at Singapore. Hong
Kong or elsewhere to recognize the SOW
ereignty Of the Americans here and insists
that he returned to the Philippines on an
American ship solely to conquer the Span,
iards and win Independence. He asserts
that both his pr0clamatiOns Of May q
and June IL stated this fact officially and
be claims Major General Merritt con
6rmed this by q PROCLAMATION several day,
before the Spaniards capitulated, stating
clearly and definitely that the American
forces came to overthrow the Spanish gov
eminent and liberate the FilipinoA
In conclusion, Aglinaldo declared thai
be had natives and foreigners a. witnesse.
that the American forces recognized mo-
only by acts that the FilipinOs were bel
Igerents, but by publicly saluting the Eli
ipinO flag, as it triumphantly sailed L
the skies before the eyes Of all nations.'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14
CUBAN CHIEFS CONFER.
Prevailing aaSasy n Givsa 10 selaisrs
TAey WIN DAabaAa.


Havana, Jan. s.-Twenty,Ave Cuban
generals and eitizena met at Marianao to
eonsider the pOsitiOn Of the Cuban army.
Among those who attended were Generals
Vidae, LAerete and Pedro Gil, but General
Maysi Rodriguss, commander Of the Ma
tanzas province. and General Menocal
commander Of Havana procinee, were not
present.
A document was drawn up for dispatch
to General ROdriguez. asking him to cal
a general meeting Of officers to take action
first upon the need OF sum Of money
to enable the officers and privates Of thu
army. TO make q new start In lifei and
secondly, with regard 30 the lack Of respect
ahown to the Caban officers by the people
Of Cuba and the Americana
The latter matter has special reference
to the refusal Of the municipal police Il
salute General Sangailly and other officers
The meeting resulted in . three hours
talk, critical but not unfriendly to tn
Americans. and no dispOsition was ahowI
to assume an attitude OF protest or opPo
sition. On the contrary q willingness L
disband was expressed provided money
was forthcoming to give the men eOmPOs
ing the Cuban army q new start. As on
OF those present put the case, AS tn
United States collects the islands Teve
nues, we must look TO the United States.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

PttsburR. Jan. 1.-THE bitter wran
gle over the appointment Of the credsn
tails committee, which occupied the en-
tire session Of the national convention Of
the United Mine Workers yesterday. val
renewed upon the opening Of the couvsu
ton today. Charges Of uniairness wsr.
freely made by the anti. administration
factions and these arcusa atoms wsr,
promptly denied by President RAschfoFd
Acting President Mitehsll and Secretary.
Treasurer Pierce
Pleas for harmony followed and pend.
ing the adoption Of the credentials re.
port committee Of investigation, com.
posed OF one delegate from each state,
was appointed to examine the charges
and report to the convention.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14
MISSOURI PACIFIC HoIDUP.
Two Beys Are the R0Abers-They
Have C0Afeaaed.

Topeka, Kan. Jan s.-A sensational
story in told here to the effect that two
Topeka boys, Seth Rose6rOok and Chad
StOwell. scarcely Is years old. who were
arrested during the tall festival in Sep
tember for holding up farmer and who
were sent to the Hutchinson reformatOry,
are responsible for the Missouri Pacific
hOld-up and express robbery at Leeds, Mo-,
September 20 last. This is the robbery
for which jesse James, Jr., is now under
indictment and arrest in Kansas City.
Under Sheriff WilliamA who has been
working on the case for some time, claims
that young Stowell has made a written
confession and has divulged where the
booty, some Sll 900. is hidden in the
woods about rs miles east OF Kansas City.
Mr.. Williams, Sheriff Cook and Chief OF
Police Strauss have gone to the place to
ind the money. They have NO doubt
whatever of the success OF the quest for
StOwell has been tested and it has been
found that he has told the truth 20 far
A. the details connected with the robbery
are concerned.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

New York, Jan. ll.-TOm Sharkey, tina
American sailor. stands today the only
heavyweight possibility for championship
honOrs and the title now held by Bob Fitz-
simmons He whipped Kid Mccoy good
and hard in the 10th round Of what was
to have been q 20-round battle. and BY
doing 50 the Irish-Ameriean pugilist forg.
ed his way 50 positively and undsniably
to the front rark that FitzsimmOns must
now consider the sailor pugilist's claim
without delay.
Sharkey tonight was a revelation TO
those who saw aim a couple Of years ago
His ringwork and generalship are 80 vast.
~ superior to his exhibitions when he frat
came to the east as a fighter that the i'm
pTovement Is almost incredible.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14
Attack on JuaGe Losw.

Paris, Jan. l2.-Qussnay de Beaure-
paire, former president Of the civil section
Of the court Of cessation, follows up his
attack on the criminal section Of the court
in an article published by Echo de Paris,
in which he insinuates that Judge Loew,
president Of the court, went out OF HE
way to appoint Bard as reporter Of the
DTeyfus affair, because he was sure Of his
Partially, and that he also appointed
Dreyfusites a. magistrates for other
branches OF the inquiry.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

Albany. N. Y. Jan s.-Albany Is the
center of suffrage agitation.
The female advocates and opponents Of
woman suffrage were wrought up oyeE
Governor Roosevelt's message, in which be
advocates gradual extension Of suffrage to
women There was great perplexity among
the ladies interested a. to what the gov
eruor really meant.
To an Associated Press representative
the governor tonight said that what he
meant in the message Was a gradual ex.
tension of suffrage to women. How far "a
extend it he is not certain. He believes the
condition Of g large number Of women
could be bettered. He is not sure that
legislation can accomplish much, but IL IT
can do a little he Is willing to try It,
Woman suffrage has worked well in the
school district in which Oyster Bay is sit.
uated, and the governor thinks it may
work well elsewhere.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14
Pre.identIaI Nominations.

Washington, Jan. o.-Ths president has
sent these nominations to the senate:
James d. Yomans, Iowa, to be inter,
state commerce commissioner; Robert \.
MOsely, Jr., Alabama, consul general at
Singapore; Silas c. Mcfarland, Iowa, con.
sui at Nottingham, England.
Savy-COmmander Albert Kautz to BE-
rear admiral; Captain Frederick Rogers
to be commodore; Commander Edwin
White to be captain; Lieutenant Com
mander C. C. Cornwen TO be comma nder
Lieutenant L. y. Heilner to be Lieutenant
commander; Lieutenant, junior grade, A
D. Diffenbach to be lieutenant.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14


A new Masonic tsmpls has Just bean
dedicated a. UaAon. Ora
Flax raising "a quits lArss scala win
Be attempted IA Morrow county, Oregon.
Ths TillAmook Herald b advocating the
abolishmsut By Legislative enactment Of
toll roads In the state Of Oregon. Thsrs
are four such roads In Tillamook county,
Cyrus H. Walker, who celebrated hia
Goth birthday at Albany, Ore. the other
day, was born at Whitman's mission, De-
eember I, 1883, and 70 far As known he IL
the Oldest white man born west Of the
Rocky mountains.
The Oregon Wood Company. Of st. Hell
ems, Or. closed contract recently with
the Oregon Railroad 3 Navigation Com.
pany for 5000 cords Of wood, to be deliv-
cred ON barges here. 1t h said the wood i
for use by that eompany's boats ON the
Snake river. Columbia county has never
before enjoyed the demand for e0rdwood
that il being experienced at this time.
l. Saldern, Of Portland, who recently
purchased several thousand acres Of tim
Der land on Grays river, Wash, Is making
preparations to cut the timber, and ex-
poets to have everything in readiness to
begin operations about May l. He has let
the contract for the grading of the bed for
. logging road six miles in length and
four miles Of the grading viii be Complet-
ed early in the spring.
Ensign Percy Olmsted, son Of Colonel
and Mira N. L olmsted, of Baker City
one of Uncle Sans naval heroes Of the
battle Of Santiago. where he commanded
the crew of an eight-ineh gun on the bat,
tleship Indiana during the late war, has
been given a situation in his own state
by an appointment in the United States
photographic Office in Portland. Ensign
olmsted will appreciate being near home
folks, for his several years steady ses
service has severely taxed his health
As an evidence Of the prosperous con
ditions during the past year in Clackamai
county the records show that 66S deed
were fled, the considerations aggregati'le
1895, 4os, while the lsl mortgages releases
during the same period foot up $526,O50
One Of these mortgages, however, amount
I ca W FHIofouSt USAhS = teACaS1 kAOAAA IAAA
| JAN Smith to the Willamette Locks
transportation Company. For the pas
two months the mortgages cancelled hav,
amounted to more than double tn
amount Of the mortgages fled. Durint
the year 81 quartz and seven placer min
ing claims were recorded. As another svi
dence OF prosperity III marriage license
were issued in 1898.
Professor COrdes, who IL superintendent,
the new beet seed farm, has received late
ly many letters from German farmers i
Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska and DAkota
They asked for all kinds of information
about this valley, and fully 20 familie
have determined to come here in the earl
spring. A delegate from the Kansas col
ony viii arrive here within 60 days t
make all the preliminary arrangement
for his colony. Charles Zeeh wrote fror
WATERFOWL, South Dakota, stating tina
he intended locating here with his min
sons and would purchase an entire sectiO
Of land
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

ons feature Of the houses In Manila
which IL rather hard to get accustomed
to Is the presence Of the great number
Of lizards which crawl around the cell
ings Of the rooms at night. They are
harmless, but the thought that they
may occasionally lose their grip and
drop down In ones face is not ealeu'
lated to make them welcome member.
Of the household. There are many
scorpions about, but they keep sxelu.
sively in the dark corners Of the house
and yard and otherwise behave them
selves well. II 10 said that nearly ali
the older houses are populated with
house snakes. which wage . relentless
war upon the rats; but 30 far have
not found any beneath my pillow OF
seen any wandering about.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14
Taeoma Laua Com.anx ,o...

Tacoma, jan l2.-Thirty days hence
the AheriG will sell the property Of the
Tacoma Land Company, valued at 5000.
600. This property consists OF the unsold
portion Of Tacoma TOWNSHIP, together with
the docks, warehouse and implanted acre
age. During the boom days the com
pany'S assets were reekoned at nearly
$4,000, 900.
For two years there has been constant
litigation between the Land company and
the ProYident Lie L Trust Company Of
Philadelphia over money owing TO the lat
ter. The stipulation entered into between
the respective officers at Philadelphia this
week has been fled.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14
Pure Tea
IN packages
al groeers'
Schillings
Best


Writing Of disease Of the memory. =
Russian doctor gives an interesting ".
count Of some Of the eeesntrieiilea 81 n.
patieatA In the case of q literary man.
some time previous to his seeking adyies
he has been tFoabled with IN ahsalnts
failure Of memory. He could Femsmhsr
exactly everything he had doAs more
than year ago. but occurrences u later
date he had sntireiy forgotten. WAsn q.
tackled by the disease he waa eagAeea In
writing . novel which be had haif anlsh.
Ell. He remembered the Brnt hall. hal
could not tell how hs bad intsnAsA IA
dnlsh II. He was at last unahla 70 -.
member whether he had dined. Ia a..
other case the patient tails Of hla tsavelA
but repeats the tales dozen tlmes an
hour. with tho same phFaseA He wSala
play . game Of cards carefully and wsil,
Ave minutes afteEward " wenlA mAnsloa
that he had not played Tor wsskA He
would say Good morning. whea tAa
doctor made his aTst viait u Tie day.
but he did not remember the visit Tires
minutes later. u the doctor assia Looked
Ia
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

Lima, Peru. via Galveston. Jan. g.
The United States minister here, Irving
B. Dudley, gave a banquet TO the com.
manders Of the United States battleship.
Oregon and Iowa, now at Callao. Among
those present were the Peruvian minister
OF foreign affairs, Senior Porras; the Brit.
ish minister here, w. ". BeaeIark. and
other notable people There was an ex.
eursion TO Chosica and a breakfast there
in nonor Of the American ofieers.
Minister Dudley and Rev. DR.. Woods
made addresses which were enthusiast
eally cheeTed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

Madrid, Jan. la-GeneTal Rios, the
spanish commander, cables from Manila
relterating the assertion that the sitna'
ton Of affairs in the Philippine iAlands Is
most grave. The rebels, it appears, are
concentrating in the neighbOThood Of MA
Mia with the intention Of attacking thAt
place. Great preparations are being made
for the defense OF the city.
The Spanish general also asseTts that
natives Of the ViEcayas have again refused
to permit the Americans TO land, threat
ening to resist by force II the attempt u
made to do 20. The Americana, therefore
according to General Rios, have abandon
ed the idea OF DISSEMINATING and he con
firms the previous statement to the 81
feet that they are unwilling to nSs force
il the attempt IL made.
General Rios also alleges that the Feb
els are determined TO hght the AmeTi
cans before reinforcements arrive from tAs
| United States.
In conclusion General Rios says Again
aLlo's proclamation has produced i'm
mense enthusiasm among the TebslA
NoIAiaH Heard rrsm Otis-
| Washington, Jan. ls.-lt was aAid al
the war department yesterday that s6ao
lutely nothing had been heard from Gen
eral Otis at Manila touching the stats o
/ Affairs there.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

Few laundTea.es wash aMs emhroka.
cred AAndksEehisls properly. Too efssa
they 60 to pieces In tie wTingsE q are
rabb~d Into Aoles on the waahhoaEa. Ia
dainty Bit Of eambEie that b carried moss
Ios sh0w than tsT Use say b wnsAsA b
the owner In her 0wn bewL Tho dana,
eli dust sh0aid b wipsd FROM ths IaSxs
~iad0w pAas. and tho AAnAksrsAisf. wAsa
e 10 still yet. spread amoothly esss thu
slA.s. all eEsasss Pssaasd out. aaA tAa ess.
nsrs kspt Eat. whsa the AandkafsAlsl
|. dry II viii be crisp and $50 10 appaAs.
anea
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14
British CoIsmbIa Ask. Paw,

Olympia, Jan. s.-Governor Rogers Is In
receipt Of q communication from the Brit.
ish government, through Secretary Of State
Hay, making q demand for s27OO claimed
to be due the government Of British Co
lumbia for expenses in apprehending Grim.
inals for the state Of Washington. Gov.
ernor Rogers will lay the matter before
the legislature In . special message.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

MAaMINoTOA.

The Salvation Army at Spokane led 500
homeless people Christmas
Water Is selling at 50 cents q barrel and
Ave cents a bucket In Republic.
The Courier Preas OF Dayton, Wash
has discontinued it's daily l&sus.
Adams county farmers believe the tall
soxn wheat haa been saiaeieatly protect.
I'd BY the Aaow.
Thirty eight persons have met violent
deaths in Spokane during the past year.
three OF which we're murderaL
Spokanes city directory, shortly to Be
issued, gives that city a population Of
% 800, a gain Of 5000 over last year .
agurea
Oyster men claim that II the prs.snt
Siege OF cold weather eoatinusa cultivated
oyster beds on Puget sound and wtllapa
haTbor. valued at nearly tlyDOo.DOO, will
be ruined.
| Professor spillman .Ays that the dairy
school in Connection With tbs Washing
toa Agricultural College Ahl Seheoi ol
Science begins % Monday, March ID, AHsl
( eonlinus. 10 weeks
In the superior court today Jalgs Car,
roll handed down decision which. u sus-
tanned by the supreme court, will avail
date nearly $1,000 DO OF warrants Of IAs
city Of Tacoma now outstanding.
Plans are on foot ior opening tbs sPo-
kane race track tha year under nsw uAa
azement, and TO conduct racing Ia lhia
city on = higher plane than has Asrst0-
fore been in vogue.
The Robinson slhIs Ia the Msth0~. on
the nsw state road. Aas become tnPass-
able. The road IL sadly la nssd Of an
other appropriation. which the coming
legislature will be petitionsd 10 fzaks.
/ The Iength Of the bridge Of the Kettle
river. which il now being constructed n~aF
Cascade. will be 500 feet. AMI at thu
highest point over the sNrft aowtng river
will 10 $50 feet. Thsrs Will b. two spaaa
Of $50 fest each.
[ FL United States MarShal Drake 81 ths
state Of Washington "a 10 be sued BY the
/ United States government for an alleged
deficiency in his accounts. claimed By tAs
comptroller Of the treasury 10 aggregate
between $500 and s2DOo.
/ The following patents have been is'assl
to Washington inventors BY the Patsas
office + CourtWrigh,, Tacoma, bseyrIs
driving gear; J. II. 0rinaisldsf. sPokans,
label holder. J. W. Price. Belfast. ear
coupling T. II. Bowman. pa.sut wiHdow
for railroad cars. wAllA walla.
It is learned that the steamer Eisns
burg, owned by the wsaatehss and okAa
ogHn Transportation Company, has b--n
condemned BY the Inspectors, and that
/ the eounpauv Il havtny q r,,v b.,ag h.,;tt
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

ALI AROUND MARKET REPORT
wheat Quotations. wsel Figures.
and the Pxiee Of Produces


Followine are the locAl quotations
Wholesale prices are Rivsn unIesa other.
visa Quoted,
Wheat At the warehouse - Country
pO;nts. Club. hulk 44e. sacked A0c, blue.
stem. bulk 40c. sacked 49c. At Spokane:
Club, bulk ale, sacked 49c; bluestem. bulk
ACE, sacked see.
Oats-At spokane { q b, sl.l0 ~
cwt
Feed-Bran and sAortA sla par ton,
shorts, els; bran, SO; rolled barley, 90,
chicken feed. $1,000.
CORn-WhOle. Sl.I0 psr ewt; cracked
ala
Barlsy-Countxy points Z O. b, csc pes
ewt.
Rye-Country points [ q b, he Per
ewt; Spokane, 1Sc par cwt
| Produce-Fanev creamery huttes. 60
and cob tubs, Csc per ID; 8, 10 and 10
ID tuha, 20c per Ii; prints. Csc psr d;
country butter, in rolla, tie per ID; cook,
| ing butter. Toe Ii; eastern creamery
prints. 2Sc; cheese. twin. full cream, l3}e
ID; cheese, twin, akin milk, s1QlOe ID,
ranch enss. S82S@65O: selected eRRs
S67S; honey, white comb. l3e psr b;
fancy, lie per ID
Flour. per bh-Gold Drop. sS.7S; Biz
Loaf, sails; Banner, $3.50; PianAiftsr, o.:
Superb, S3.7S; Spokane, $3.50: Swan Pat.
- a.lx, Snova.k. "a II, uyh;,. H.
a 50. whole wheat. $3.50; rye. $3.50;
graham. $3.50 Par hale-WhOas wheat
Al as. rye. NJ "a
Poultry-Chickena live WsieAt 00lOs
ID, dressed lO0lle; spring broilers, S3@
$50; turkeya. live 9@lOc, dressed ll@
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

Washington, Jan. "a petition has
Leen received by the senate from the
American Association at Puerto Rico AK.
ing for the estA blishment OF free trade be-
States money. The petitioners represent
that the present tariff system discrimi
mates against the interests Of American cit.
tween that island and the United States,
and also for the retirement Of the Puerto
Rican currency and substitution Of United
izens.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

london, Jan. s.-The Daily News, In an
editorial welcoming the expected appoint
ment Of Joseph H. Choate Of New York a.
United States AMBASSADOR TO the court oil
st. James, says:
"Englishmen will thank President Me.
Kinley for his choice. Mr.. Choate will
have an easy and pleasant task. He comes
neither to take part in a quarrel nor to
heal one, but TO foster a cordial friendship
into still more friendly cordiality."
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14
Famous BeII-RinE.r Deaa.

New York, Jan 1.-The death 10 an.
nouneed in Brooklyn Of William Peak, the
famous bell ringer, aged o. years. Previ-
Gus 10 the civil war the Peak family,
seven In number. toured the United
States, giving performances in bell ring
ing form Of entertainment much in
vogue at that time. Mr.. Peak conducted
the toun Of the family and was always
70 BE- found in the center Of the group.
The others were arranged on either side,
according TO their height
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ssats Of OHIO, City Of Toledo. Lacaa Co. o..
Frank J. Chsnay mAhas cath that ~ b ths
ssnior partner of the Arm Of y. J. Cheney .
Co. doing business N the City 0f rolssio cSan-
y and STATE Aforesaid. and that salt Arm utIl
pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and sVgry easa of caLaFrh that ean
MOI b cured By The uss Of Hair catarrh Cars.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn ana sabscFtbsd 70 before ne and sub.
rrtbsd In my pressnce. thls tth dap Of Do
cSnbsr, A d. ta1A a. ". oLEARoN
(BaaLD NstaFY Psblie
HAIRS CataTrh Cure u taken tatsTnaTr ard
acts directly On the Blood and Mucous surfaces
% the system. send foe tsstinaanlala krva
.. ,, CHENEY q Co, Tstsao o.
gold By druggists. Tsc.
Hans Family Fitia are lha Rala
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14
DinEIey.s Condition.

Washington, Jan. l2.--The condition Of
Representative DngIey Is reported prac-
tically unchanged. He IL still extremely
weak, but the fact that he has been able
to hold his own in the past two or three
days without any appreciable change for
the worse IL favorable.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

JsasrSsa Cl.y. Ma. jan. iL-tIsu.
ssnaAt Colts aPyatassa ths e0mmtlis Pss
Vi4s'l t0s in ths Fsssiatiaa Al a~azIss
Major Tor Investigates u IL manlciFal
Egvsrum<ns OF H. LSaia h soauntaaisa
y sompas-d II four a~mossats anA sss ~
publie9RA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-01-14

A powder To be shaken into the shoes.
At this season your feet feel swollen, nsr.
vous and uncomfortable. IL you have
smartIng feet or tight shoes, Try Alien 3
FOot-EAse. IL rests and comforts; makes
walking easy. Cures swollen aud sweating
feet, blisters and cAllous spotA Relieves
eorns and 6untOns OF ell palm and 10 q Ger.
tain care for ChilblAins, Sweating, damp
or Trusted feet. We have over thirty thou.
sand testimonials Try IL today. Sold bv
all dFuggtsts and shoe stores for 2sc TRIAL
PaeeAge FREE Address. Allen 4 Ohm
Stsd. lie Roy. ~ Y
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Ptt'buTg, Jan. l2.-Four PERSONS wsr,
run down and instantly killed by expires.
train No ID. near IAramer station. on IN,
PennSylvania railway. rs miles ssst d
ritt'burg. The list Of dead follows,
MA. mary Miller, Thomas Miller, Alder,
Wilson. Walter brown.
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1hs ahortest way out Of an attack Of
nsunlSia + to uas It. Jaeoha OIL which
ah0rdA not only surs HSlief. but prompt
cnrA It sOcthsa. snbdaes and snas the
suffering.
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Aia.ka'. as..s.es 81 wasAlaasa.

washiAztsa. Jaa. li.-tisvssnas BsaAg
Of Alaska has arrived Asrs 10 aFue terri
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