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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-14

uary 2, substantially corroborating the
testimony of Mrg. Van Alst.ne He told
Bow he was taken about the t0Hu on a
shopping tour sn & hack driven bs Archie
NoyeS
How did this particular hack driver
hnppeu te take you arognd" asked Al
torucy Winsor.
"oh she sal3 to him that I was a
stranger ard foY him 20 take me 10 a tai
Tor shop and bring me back and NOT allow
me Ia get lost, frankly replied Van AL
slime.
Van Alstines story u tho events Of his
wedding day VAS substantially - follows.
emitting ali bur the direct narrative.
i spent that day January &. Ia talking
over a ds;. We were closing up iu London
Tor the sale OF soma mines ia y'hich Was
Interested a good many ofN the 4sovs
ware town arr we went around from
one saloon % another hagiug "a good
time Ia the afternoon iuSt about when
II was getting comfortably DARK ! Went
around tu the rooms in she New Western
hotel here the ptaiuttT was w talked
wnilt and than she said - Ms;
Well. wiiss are Hou going 70 dof IL
Y01 are going Ia marry Ue, I want o.
know II. and II yau are NOT going to.
want 60 know H.
Modern Marriage
= said: 4 don't care ami then She
SAYS. Whom x Il going 20 be- I says. II
don't make any difference - me Then
We went - Tho restaurant. the Tortani
for dinner. I believe we ordered. bat any
to ths telephone. Pretty soon she came
back and said II We are going to gct
married we have got TO do 1t rishf away
The Judge says he won't SHY Ia his Office
We walked across the street 70 MI
NtnsIecks offlce. Il WAS then FIRST met
Mr. WinStock
'Nrs Van Aistine had never talked
about marriage r. fnr before that day
had told her was going - travel
around Tor a Whit. and that u she want-
Of 20 she could 81 with M, that want
81 q companion I didn't say anything to
her about selling ny claims
After we had been fn the taw og{ce
moment took Wnssock awsy fg'.m
where she Vas and asked him ahat sort
az q woman She was. anyway ii- ksst6
- fne., I have d0ne hsr business for
great many years and sn ms Judgment
ste IS "a good honest woman sn every r,.-
spe1t- | think yna wiGhI hook * long
while before ven found a better woman.
ar. Win-toek'- Alleged oath.
'''Tha next morning went So WiustaCN's
office. and Sc held up bis hand ard sald
'You couldn't set a better wiIr 4 yoo
looked the state over There o. onlY ofte
woman 3u the world far Nau have "A
geoa woman - my own ard / EhIrk
great deal ~ Der and q y7u tbluk fAa
Satire - ycur WIfe you VIII never hsve ATTY
trouble
> caasd az w,r-stock's oTl.e ghat u1ar1-
lag fa ,4as ht1n she money had promised
hlW foy kevpn the wedding uat ~ tae
ntght bcfare
Z never sew Wlas'oek afrerwaraa ~
w}fe got Il letter f~uw htw taouKh. "a t{t p
sire reAd to M IN wa}<h BE- wanted
marcy go takt au electric t'%ft plant tnre
Dawson. IT, sA@& thtrF wHs n3eer money
ga th&t thsu iu tg.nzt 7nNthin% else
81 gave vtostatk So 90 s. nH fhe u.xni
~ aha WestdsvE ffe <st3 tEerA I'D hfs
ewu &c. aad th* taiEaS fee and ~''ssa
other fvt- 20 he squared ln H5aa pay
raf-se 81 r+ ..4s q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-14

MATS arrangements fsET ker 20 stay 81
IT, s%sG1ssee1t@3 nsTei while I was gone
y illness Narrated he eweTse Subsequent
- us second arrival fror1 rh@ Brrgn after
selling hlS e3sarxsS Es TODD hg~ sss con-
s@Ttez MS gold dust srte the drafts which
@@Fe introduced tn evidence at the morn
- s1essssFs Tssfg ss.re made Eszs- afse 70
N~e'A faa Asstss1S " I4oa Kz1 A2st5ze 81
ne express regaeSt Of Mrs Van Alst4ne.
VITO wtssses - have thA money 81 SszCH
SHAPE that she cgsasi avail n~rsesf u il
u esS@ q 2ce1ienS between herself Gusl
witness Re testified that large aeshy
rs}an HaS Present whl{@ ns was argusnE
@sfa Ills wIre over ths way IL which the
tEatts were 70 - MADE payable The
strange nan sfse witness sal9 SksaA
strongly VIA Mrs. Van Aisttne and final
= wafa over the witness. Tue big man
aA 2 fet&4 stranger ta witness
" was the evident intention q Attorney
y &sssszr 70 prove. ~ far IS possible. rs
,f-e Sitness that TIE strange man was
Archie SnxeS
Journey across TIE Continent.
Continuing 10 testimony Van Alstire
t4f4 % The EFia b. and hls wife Eaads
Afss0ss tns continent 70 New York city
Tae x@ess in drafts. he saaa. wara ,s5ten
away from hirn by Mrs Van Alstlne 81
SAT- Lake Taey were given % her for
zAf@s1eeff}T&. ne Sad, ans ny a. a gift
witness zaza his wife assured hin az Chi
isaz1 ts4af SIC z4sii bad rae drafts Cther
witnesses aAye testified tf.At sic sent them
- --r1 SsSseF a oss&tie ifosn Greenwood
Springs. Colo. W.faess claimed thar he
GU ROT discover that me drafts had hexa
cas'isd unI4i bis wife ran away from hlfu
IA Nrw YORK ard sailed IN Europe
Naa AASslnes narrative % MS expert
sn9Ss Ia Egslag&. whtee be found hss
spouse again, was rn0ss amusing He les
t&1ea thai she refused 10 give hsn hack
any money al first. b0; under the pers@lsa-
sire sG64anees Of a Scotland yard detective
promised 10 return hsm s, 30 They re-
turned 20 Uae United States on ;he same
steamer ard his wife bought the tickets
Prosecuting Attorney Ne Elroy. who was
called III b. Judge Apore Eo represent Mrs
Van AIssine On Judge Moorr's theory shaf
'ne case Is unc0nlesied as 70 her stiu r.
mains Ia attendance. hus d5%s nothiag but
80 and Think. Attorney Dore ST. ma aages
the case Ia bis own way 0bjectsGg 10 every
step faken BY Van Alstine's lawyers
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15
A LETTER FROM MR.. DELL.
CONTINUED on fourtn page,

SUES nov. By.gonss should be by&oncs.
VIZ are wiser now Than then. may as
well refer to ono Of those frciions
wrote book. "AstOrla-Faysl' now con.
csded 10 have been ono Of the main fac
tors In securing ~ our railroad. II
praised a man who uaa my client ~ a
great ara historic Lawsuit Ills oDpOncn,
whs a man Of great forcs u character
Keen a. Drar he sceuted aid 10 hl8
cncmys lawsuit q supposoj In tho praise,
though my heart was thought. free
from mat purpose. sun my partlsanship
may have entered into II. lie Induced the
chamber VI commerce to make trivial
Dblcctions 70 tne hook IN order 10 cripple
b. ana psrhaps dcfea, So publication. In
my anger wrote Tine Immoria;s." I
thought then rhe satire wa. merited.
Now. however nee that the partisan
sn.p Of the lawsult entered into g.. It
should not have D-cn written. a mere
Gyil explanation was all that was need
ed or proper.
But all those things are dead issues.
The .aasurs are ended. We are con
fron,,d with new conditions tn man
By thing ought to be- done al around 10
that As'oria's friends can work together
again'i tho powerful enemy within our
gates vino seeks to promote Kilkenny
cat ngh, 10 weaken Astoria.
] have written al length The emlssary
n know nor his namej who made these
charges was no doubt an agent OF that
enemy-lhe o. H. & y. company. He
seeks 10 prevent publication OF - Book
Of Cia;zOp County" He knows II the
people of tho Columbia basin get the
facts a. ~ forth In taat book. the pres
,nt railway pool will suddenly end He
knows that book, II circulated. will make
a revolution In the public mind through.
our me Pacific northwest and make As.
oria the great s,aport Of the wes,
trust this letter may ccunierac. the
schemes 0f our willy zoe who r. even now
burrowing IN your commercsal bodies,
with feH purpose TO hold doan this grea,
seaport
You are az liberty 10 Use this letter.
priva.ely or publicly. a. you may see
ut with much esteem,
SIDNEY DELL.
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Petersen 4 Brown.
NOTICE roR BIDS


ulds Wul be- received by the county
court VI Clalsup county until baiutdaN
juno l,Ih. 1879. at i.D O'Clock . m. for
building tho north approach to tho
iuuuga bay draw bridge
SAID approach TO be 10 fy0, long and
10 fc,, N.dr. The work lo bc ~ the Same
character aud The material of The Same
qualify 40 contained ~ u1o bridge, lhr
nra bent from the north shuro So DO
p,ank d with "5Aig't 10 feet IOtg 20 form
bu,kHcad Tho hovHud. thid and
luuf.. brhta to be away b'arcd Win
"hiy' lumber
Tho mui silln 10 be "Jals." ID tc'l long
and properly bedd,J aud ohoch,d All
umDyra and plauks 10 be ~ L0oj sound
lr. aud pustH to be- no, lrsa than 'isIls "
,r NArfv round llmbog ls used. to be
uo, io.a than 10 inches lu diameter at
small end
Separate bids viii also be- received al
thc same tine and place. fot furnishing
plaus f.f Tho construction NJ bridge
keeper dwelling toH foundation pre-
psfoJl ils.i f,ol win "a foe, walls plancd
Oh inside and bailUus 'sk3 lu,hoo dressed
outside II h"usc 20 be covered with
j4aur. said building to have double
loN,f and s,psi, upper nuvra ,eiicd on
lover sIlc II upper jols, placed u,nc foel
above lower rnof. With stairway leading
tu upycr stop iuIldlng 20 have two
coa 10. paint ou The outside
~, rnuuD court frsorSos the rjEnt 20
frje,l any and all blds. which should bs
adlr,-.rl Go Ihr undersigned ana marked
''illa 'pf Approach TO Nouusn Hay
iirldE, or Keepers Dwelling
%, order uf lhr county ruutg
Affect n ] WiiEniTY.
I...L.L. l.-r.L
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method aud beneficial
effects ~ the well known remedy,
SYnul uF liuH, manufactured by tho
CALIFORNIA fiG NYuur Go Illustrate
the ynluc ~ obtaining the liquid lnEa.
tive prlnciplca ~ pluut. known "a br
incidentally LAXATIVE and presenting
thrin IN the form most refreshing ~ tho
tnslo aud acceptable IA the hyhtrn. II
IN the one perfect strengthening lnXn.
tive, clcnnsing the hyAtcm cficctunlly,
dispcling colds, hrndhchch and fcvrrA
gently yet promptly aud enabling one
10 overcome hlhitunl htipnilon per
mnnrntly ltA perfect freedom from
oyrry Objectionable quality aud sub.
stance aud ia acting pn the kidnryh,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make II the IDEAL
laxative
In the protchA ~ manufacturing iigh
arc uncd, ~ they are pleasant 10 the
taste. but thc medicinal qualities ~ the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA aud
other aromatic plants. by u method
known 10 tho CALiroREiA FiO SYHrr
Co. only. In order 10 get itS beneficial
effects and "a avoid limitations, please
remember the full name 81 the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
GAN YHAnciBco. CAL
LouihviLLr Ky. NEW YoRK. NY,
por sale iT all Druggists Price soc ref bottle
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15

Last fall spralned my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes The doctor
| called on said at FIRST It was n sllgh,
strain and would soon be well, but It
grew worse and the doctor then said
had rheumatism. 1t continued to grow
worse and ! could hardly get around to
work. went to drug store and the
druggist recommended me to try Cham-
berlaln's Pain Balm tried 1t and one
half of a 5O-cent bottle cured me en-
tIrely. now recommend It to all my
frends,-F. A. Babcock, Erie, Pa, Il,
Is for sale by Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15

SCARED TO LIFE.

Mrs Fannie Saith of Tetrc Haute. had
been fot more than ten years confined To
her bed. absolutely unable TO move hand
OF foA Her case was utterly hopeless
according 20 physicians, She was alone
one day. when suddenly the cry Of ere was
raised The are proved 10 be in an adj DIN.
Ing house, and attracted, for the time being.
the attention Of the family. 20 that they
did not thi'k Of the sick woman upstaifs.
A. the cries grew louder with the incfeas-
Ing crowd and the engines rumbled along
the srcets. asd ihc woman realized TIA;
the hrc was close ~ baud her agony Dc.
came almost uncnGunDlc suddenly IS
the noises swellgd int great eiy. and e..
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WOULD NOT SUFFER- so AGAIN ron
FIFTY TIMES ITS PRICE

aNoko last night with severe pains IN
my ,mach never fclt 20 badly In ali
my ne whor ! came down to work this
morning | was no weak could hardly
ntaHd went TO Miller s McCufdy' =
drug store and they rccommcndrd cham.
tcraIH's Colic. Cholera and DlarrhooA
itomcdy II worked like magic and ono
dosg hSed ms all fiGht Il certainly Is
the n.crt thing / ever used Tor stomach
trouble shall not be without q In my
u nc hereafter Tor should not care
'n endure the suncrlnga Of last night
again Tor nt,y times lln price q H. Wi.
son, Llvcryman DurEt t,tStown. wRshlng-
.pu Co. IA. This rvmcdy Is Tor sale by
thar,ca Rogers,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15
PROPOSALS. ron STEAMBOAT
SERVICE,

once G. .. M, Vancouver barracks
Wash June G. is0 Sealed proposals. IN
r,plraic will BE- received hero unu II
a M juno " lyq and thon opened for
futn.shlng steamboat srryicc between
Astoria. oregon. For; Stevens. oregon
and Fur, Candy. Wash. Tor nscal year
cummrutlng jay l. 1879. lntoyma on
fJttsard hcte L. \ reserves right to
reject OF accep, any a. a.. pro.
poaa,s or any par, thereof Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked
"rruporais iur steamer transportation" d"
and addressed 90 uudtrsgHcd ] W
Jacobs G. q 81
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WILL VISIT
SULU GROUP
President Schurman to Gather
Information From Differ
ent Islands.
LUzON ONLY is AT WAR
other Natives ReeOncIIsd 10 Amer
lean Authority and Anxious 10 Fave
Resources Speedily Developed.

NEW YORK. June ii President Srhur.
man. Of tho Philippine commlrHlon. -
rapeotod 10 gather som" yaiuhD.
Information In hls proposed VISIT
h, III, different ls.and. Of the Philippine
afcinp ,lago. sayn tho Washington cof.
respondent Of the Tribune
while not much II known NJ hls pur-
po.rs Tho understanding n that hc de-
afro, Ia inform himself of the conditions
.I-ryhrro than IN LuEon before return
Ing 10 the uuEcd States. In the BUSH
whnrkng ~ Aguina.do and bis follow.
.,r. around Manila whiciI mlk-n military
op,ration. necessary. the TACT ~ grnrf'
aily overlooked that other parts Of IN"
,trhtpclagD have uccuptcd American nu.
thonty uurrsoryedly ana that no 'roubl"
d. ,ni,ripatrd In establishing an Amer
icsn government there Il is ID curious
rfcun,-t tanr. that the mos, favorable
'''''''''"' "
mo-, Indicated definitely whether % ls hls
'''
.hs supposuon 30 hat he d'rirrs 20
'.''"
In Mar ''"''"' '''' '''''''' ''''
ino 7i"n.Hh E"'''''" "'' ''''
nn"a q" 'h" group. ''' '"'' ""' WINS
rorafy Arrangements anu ''' H"''''''
Wa expected 10 '''''' ''.''. ''.
ate M"hon'''"'' '"' '"'' "'' '"'' ''
D" most iA''f'''' 10 American "''."''
i> and WIN proper '"''1'''' '''"' lucy
arr 'kcIy 8" prove '''''''''. nose "''
val ana military '''h''''''' '' '"' '''''
iprinrn h'No "''''h '"'''''''''
oi l'c proNi"''N ~ '"'' p''' VI ''' ''''
ipc"s". Ih') nave '''" '''''.' '"'''''
NOUS 10 lh"" oP'"''h ''''' ''''''"" ''''
people were M'h"'H''''' '"''' WV '"
diUl'Hl''N 'h '' way ''
'Arh TO Nh'''@"" '"'''' ''''
"''''''''. "o''"S "'' ."
IR'"pp'i'''' Sp'"' '''"' '''''' "'''"e Wv
s"'u- 'u' t'' "''N''' '' ''' cav"
W 7HluN nave uAA HA "FF'' h"''''F 3"
learn 10y personal '''''''F"''o' "'''' ''''
n'7iF '' 'i'. '"' ''p''" "'''
UNIFORM 'N saying ''"' "'' '"'''' VOC
""N''"' ''' "'''' '''"
..-v,.,,i..,,.,a ,nJ ,b, .ult,n la said 10
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15
THE LOUVRE THIS WEEK

Tho Louvre boys received n bad jolt
whcn Fltzslmmon's pcnaut went down be
tore the 0sroo onslaught of the lnyncible
Jsnrles ana their faces have been long
and their pocksibo9ks lean since that
alofu hour Thcy viii known better
ncxt time ana viii bet On the winning
man. ~, tho young ladies Of the ANIME
Sisters Orchestra wore not 30 foolish and
ns consequence they are as smiling as
ever Hnd continue 10 Vic with Orpheus
IN me sweet strains of their music. which
ia w seductive M 10 even revive the
wlllol ,DlriH of the busted followers of
tbc ggllant but unfortunate Australian.
gGclr program for next week embrace
sJnr gems IN musical cgmD)silDn ard
should delight Oh ioyefs Of high class
music The following r. the repertoire:
uAHfp
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15

she thought she heard the kissing Of the
fame she lcapcd with bound from the
bed and ran down stairs She had been
shocked into life
Th, 3. not a solitary case The story Of
this event ~ the newspapers called out
from various sources accounts of similar
events ~ which cure had been wrought by
strong excitement These facts are import
ant because they prove that there Is a great
reserve force IN nature upon which the
sick can draw II they can once be brought
into contact with that reserved force by the
use Of proper means.
In large majority of cases. these people
ifthry could be acted upon by the required
force could be restored to 4 condition Of
healthy, happy living There is for these,
as there Is for everyone 4 great reserve
force in nature. great power Of rccuper'
alton when the proper means can be
brought into use 10 cause this reserved
force TO low and 10 start up the machinery
OF rccupcfa;iou The great need Of the
desplifing aud helpless sick is HOPE. But
suppose your case is consumption Is
there any hope for that Let rs see.
II is an idle thing to discuss the question
Of the durability OF consumption. When
doctors disagree who shall decide Let Us
waive that question entirely and look al
the facts rs they are Here are hundreds
OF cases Of persons who have been desper-
ately ill., They had the scarlet color in the
face the dfcuchng night swcats the wait
ing away % flesh hacking cough. short
ness OF breath. the splitting of blood. the
daily weak ening which bctokens cousump-
tiun They believed they had consumption
and said So The doctors said they had
consumption and could give
NEITHER HOPE NoR HELP.
These people have taken Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Sie living
in the activity Of their business pursuits or
their household duties II may by that all
the svmn.uu;s were false that all the doc
tors were mistaken, tha, the patients them
selves were wrong that they did not have
consumption at all But the fact remain.
that they were sick shut out from active
life aud losing with every day their Crip
upon The present, II may bc that they diO
have consumption and have It yet and are
not cured. but II there is any medicine thIt
will do rs the Golden Medic, l,sCoy.
cry has done for such as tlrs- will
destroy every consequence of the disease
GpA sweep away all It's symptoms, Will
relieve itom pain and pvt the lr' hac,
upon tGr plane of perfect health. Nan inc
name of consumption occo~iC' NU' g. h,G-
bear to sc1r, the weak A. 4, matter II
fact it is aj no moment what the doOo'
shall cnN the disease th, r',.s.s 'Hc
from If, II : have lived my ''v TO tG'
full limd Of Its years and to The tril Ell
joyncut pt It's pleasures, It's iNou's o2d it'
relations 6
Three physicians treated g-~'l Wau'eu'r'',
ESQ of Shocmakctsvi,lr. p,r,, CO. rs. 90.
told hm 'hCtv Vas no car" in. A.,h. .E't w
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L. iEBtCK
Carpenter and Buiidcr
Gcucrai Contractor
HOUSE RAISING AND

when u man has his hair shlnglcd
close to his head everyone Is reminded
that he was once boy and had cuts and
bruisra all over his head.
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The, small boy s-cs a vast difference
hr,No,a the delight, of swimming and
tho duty NJ taking bath.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15

s woman may forget tb, man who
pays hrr compliment hu, sn, never
Sso.n 'hc compliment
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15

ihn,usraph,tp aye having au easy
tmr Jrar days
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15

How little interest Is taken In the dis
appearance of man unless he has
charge OF public funds.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15

To see a woman either at her best or
worst, observe her after long days
travel,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15

No woman can convince us that she
has any work to do who dates her LETT
ters June the second, eighteen hundred
and ninety.nlne.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-15

NOT EVERY KIND OF SHOES
nnd onlranco to our store, We bar Tho
aorl mado ot pouf stock nlmally put to-
golhor
Makofs must deliver goods which are up
TO our standard. and hnrn good enough,
othrrW mo- thoy ntu rejected,
We present cyory variety OF style,
1hrso ljomA viii enable you 10 Judge
what tNo or three dollars will do here.
Acr eur new cushion shoe.
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For sale by CHARLES ROGERS.
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SIDNEY DELL
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-07-05
Card OF Thanks

The entertainment committee
of the Gainesville District Confer
eDce embraces this opportunity of
most sincerely and heartily
thanking all citizens and persons
of Ocala (outside of the Methodist
church) who entertained or other
wise contributed to the comfort
of our delegates during the con-
ference. May they one and all
receive the welcome plaudit,
"Well done thou good and faith
full servant"
Signed: w. L. Ditto, Mrs. r.
l.. Harper, Miss Sadie Parr, Miss
Nellie Hendricks, DR.. A. l.. lzlar,
B. II. Seymour, Committee.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-07-05
Robbed the Grave

A startling incident, OF which
Mr.. John Oliver of Philadelphia,
was the subject, is narrated by
him as follows: "l was in a most
dreadful condition. Ny skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated, pain continually
in back and sides, no appetite
gradually growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians had
given me up. Fortunately, a
friend advised trying Electric
Bitters, and to my great JOY and
surprise, the first bottle made a
decided improvement. I con-
tinued their use for three weeks,
and am now a well man. l know
they saved my life, and robbed
the grave OF another victim" No
one should fail to try them. Only
80 cents; guaranteed, at the
Postoffice Drugstore.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-07-05
A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture of
Annie E. Springer, of Ills How
ard ST., Philadelphia Pa, when
she found that DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption had
completely cured her of a hacking
cough that for many years had
made life burden. All other
remedies and doctors could give
her no help, but she says of this
Royal Cure-''it soon removed
the pain In my chest and | can
now sleep soundly, something l
can scarcely remember doing be-
fore. | feel like sounding it's
praises throughout the Uni
verse;" SO will everyone who
tries DR.. Kings New Discovery
for any trouble Of the Throat,
Chest orLungs. Price SO cents
and ST.. Trial bottle free at the
Postoffice Drugstore; every bottle
guaranteed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-07-05
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
w. w. CONDOR,
Ticket Agent.

THE NEW AND SHORT ROUTE
For st. Louis, Chicago, the
West, North and Northwest, op-
Grating solid wide-vestibuled pas
senger trains, with first class
coaches and elegant Pullman Pal
ace sleeping cars, via the Plant
System and Montgomery, Ala. -,
through without change to St.
Louis, Mo. For rates, sleeping
car reservations. time and full in
formation apply to ALBERT b.
WRENN, FLORIDA PASSENGER
AGENT, 228 West Bay street,
Jacksonville, Fla.