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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-06
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarodOwej.
Chicago, 6 Pazdziernika'

hOmuulKaG pOs1o" C1osNiou,
kt6rego trest podalismy W je.
dnym z ostatnich nunerow
,,Dziennika", zrobil W Austryi
wrazenie. Swiadczy on, ze
Czesi ME pragns zgody, lecz
zwycisztwa, ae ME chcs ami ma
krok odstapic cd swego pro.
gramu ME So zadowoleni ma
wet tenn, co uzyskali dotych'
czas W walce o rozporzadzenia
iezykowe. Pragns oni nietylko
zupelnego ,r6wnouprawnienia
jszykowego we wszystkich
krajach czeskich'', lecz row
niea ,,wznowienia pa1stwowe.
go stanowiska czeskiei koro-
NY. Oswiadczaja, ze przylozs
rske do naprawy stosunkow W
parlamencie i przywr6cenia
porzadku W kraiu, ale wszelki
zamiar uwsglsdnienia aada1
niemieckich nazywajs ,,ustep'
stwem wladzy pred bezpra-
wiem, gwaltem jawnym bum
tenn.
Najwaaniejsze ustspy tego
komunikatu uchwalone zostaiy
jednoglosnie przez SS poslow
czeskich, zebranych W Pradze;
prasa czeska pochwala 60 je-
dnomyslnie. Mona wisc po-
wiedziee, se oswiadczenie to
wyraaa. przekonania nietylko
pewnych k6l, lecz calego ma.
rodu. Okolicznosc ia nadaje
komunikatowi wieksze znacze-
ME, ale ME powisksza mozli.
wosci przeprowadzenia zawar.
tego W MIN programu. Poslo.
vie czescy zajeli stanowisko
historyczne i pragnsliby zrobie
krai sw6i tenn, caem byl pred
wiekami. Jest to zadanie
zrozumiale, i przyznae trzeba,
ae przeksztalceDie Austryi i
zastosowanie jej ustroju do
dawnych stosunk6w history.
cznych, ME naraziloby monar.
chii ma niebezpiecze6stwo, a
zapobiegloby dalszym sporom
narod6w = ale tylko wtedy,
gdyby MONA pojedy6cze ma
rody odgraniczyc cd siebie i
pozostawiG kazdemu zamknie.
ty W sobie okreg administra.
cyjny.
Historys jednak ME zna
aadnych ,gdyby" = lecz tylko
fakty, a faktem takim jest, ae
Czechy dzis ME So krajem
jednolitym, ze So zalane przez
ludnose niemiecks, kt6ra obu.
race trzyma sic swoich zdoby.
cay, ME mysli ustapie pod
zadnym warunkiem i do ME.
dawna marzy2a jeszcze o zupe1-
mem opanowaniu i zniemczeniu
KRAKOW czeskich. Stauowisko
Niemc6w W Czechach jest tax
samo historyczne, jak Czech6w,
tylko znaczuie mlodsze, a do.
dae trzeba, ze zostalo zdobyte
ME przez podb6j, lecz ma drodze
pokojowei, przez dobrowolne
zniemozenie sic szlachty cze :
skiej. Przytem W stosunkach
misdzynarodowych prawo ME
odgrywalo nigdy waznej roll,
a dis mniej, nia kiedykol-
wick; mimo wszelkich symps.
tyj i antypatyj, ME mona
wisc Niemcom robie zarzutu
e tego, ae ME chcs wypuscic 2
rsk swoich zdobyczy i ustapic
dobrowolnie miejsca pierwo.
tnym posiadaczom kraia.
Zatargi polityczne byly i SO
do dis dnia jeszcze kwestyami
ME prawa, lecz SHY. Ale W
naturse lndzkiej poczucie pra-
wa ugruntowane jest tax slime,
Be zadna ze stron walczacych
ui0dv mia chea nrzyznaG sie do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-06


nych, oswiadczyli oskarzeni
przed sadem, ze aaden z mich
ME byl graczem 2 profesyi.
Tymczasem swiadkowie ze.
znali, ae uaywano pray grze
kart znaczonych. sztukmistrz
Herman, wystepujacy W roll
bieglego, zalil sic pred sadem,
ae wezwano 60 iako sztukmi.
strza ,,kieszon kowego", gdy
tymczasem jest on znanym
powszechnie oprestydigato'
rem.
Gar z carows bawi obeonie
W palacu myaliwskim VOLTS.
garten, W Hesyi. Gdy W tych
dniach spacerowal po parku,
W ubraniu cywilnem, przysta
pill do niego sandarm kazai
mu sic wylegitymowat, kim
jest. Aresztowal 60 nastepnie
i idopiero szwagier cara, wielki
ksisae Heski uwolnil 60 2
przykrego poiozenia, objasnia'
jac zandarma, z kim ma do
czynienia.
MANAeUA, Nicaragua, ego
Pazdziernika. = Sad wojenny,
kt6ry roztrzasal spraws wo'
dz6w ostatniego powstanla,
skazal generala Pablo Reyes
gl6wnych jego zwolennikow
ha smierc. Jeden tylko ze
skazanych znajduie sic W VIE
zieniu. Inni uciekli'z 2 kraju.
Prezydent Zeleya wtrsca do
wiezienia rozmaitych wybi.
tnych obywate]i i szerzy tam
niepok6j miedzy ludnoscla.
WASHINGTON, 6 Pazdzier.-
Odnosny komitet radai mad
kwestya, cay "a zebrane. pie.
nisdze kupic dla Dewey'a 60
towa willie, lub takows wybu-
dowae. Niekt6rzy .kupcy chcs
surowych materyal6w do bu'
dowy dostarczyt darmo, lecz
komitetowi rozchodzi sic o to,
aaeby okoliczno6c ME sta1a sic
ar6diem reklam dla odnosnych
kupc6w. q tego powodu "a
kupi komitet prawdopodobnle
gotows willie. :.
Po wyjezdzie prezydehta i
ministr6w uaywa Dewey czasu
stosownie do swego upodoba.
MIA. Odpoczywa po trudach
calego tygcdnia i zapewnia, 4e
wkr6tce bedsie zdr6w zupel-
ME.
New ORLEANS, 6 Pazdzier.
- Dzis rano przybyl z Hou.
ston, Tex, specyalny pociag,
wiozacy przedstawiciela rzadu
meksyka1skiego wrsz z calem
lego towarzystwem. Koleja
| illinois Central udal sic vice.
prezydent Mariscal do Chi
cago.
New YORK, 6 Pazdziern. =
Pelns sias parry wplynsi wczo.
raj do portu parowiec ,,Leo-
ma" linii Mallory, przyby3y z
Galveston i wyladowany ba-
we}ua i lisemi tytuniowymi.
Bawelna zapalila sic, gdy sta
tex byl ma morzu. Zamknisto
szczelnie wszystkie sciany i
zapobiezono prsdkiemu SEE
rzeniu sic poaaru. Gdy wysa'
dzono pasazer6w ma lad, zajsto
sic gaszeniem ognia. 10 Ska
week strazackich i 6 wsz6w
lodzi poaarnych wyrzucaso do
wnetrza okretu promien'e
wody. Mic to ME pomoglo.
Go moglo sic spalit to sic, spa;
lilo, a nastepnie okret pochylif
sic ma box i utonsl.
DANv1ILE, ILL.,, 6 Pazdz. =
Ma zjezdzie stanowej Fedora.
ton of Labor przyjeto rezolu-
eye, asdajacs wydania prawa,
zmuszajscego W interesie pa.
sazer6w wlascicieli okret6w do
pos}ugiwania sic wylacsnie
| zdolnvmi marvnarZami. u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-06

sic Wystaplenlem zaczepnle,
dop6ki ME nadeida posilki,
okaze sic zgubnem W nastsp-
stwach.
Wychodzcy 2 Johannesbur.
ga, ktorzy schronili sig W Kap'
sztadzie, dopuszczajs sic tam
wybryk6w. Wybijajs sSyby,
wylamujs drzwi j kradna.
Gubernator Alfred Miner
wyslal pod adresem kr6lowej
Wiktoryi petycys, podpisans
przez So czlonk6w legislatury,
Anglik6w polsczonych TO-
dzinami Boer6w wezlami po..
krewie6stwa. Prosza o zanie.
chanie mysli prowadzenia
wojny, gdya Boerowie W
Transvaalu SO gotowi do
ustepstw, a walka z mimi moae
okazat sic zgubns dla Angl:
k6w. Chamberlain przesla3
petentom odpowiedz, W ktorej
zapowiada ostateczne sformu'
lowanie zada6 Anglii, W int.
: resie r6wnouprawnienia An.
glik6w W Afryce poludniowej
z Holendrami.
q Johannesburga donosSs,
ze 10000 Burgherow Trans
vaalu i Natalu jest cd wczoraj
skoncentrowanych mad grant,
ca. Jezeli ME wybuchnie
wkr6tce wojna, naleay obawiat
sic powstania Zulus6w, Mata-
below i Basutos6w, kt6rzy
mordowae zaczns bialych.
KApsTADT, 6 Pazdziernika.
Do Darbon, W Natalu, przy.
bylo 5 okret6w transporto-
wych z Indyj, ma kt6rych po.
kiadach znajdowaly sic 2pulki
piechoty, Geese pulku huzar6w
i jedna baterya armat. Ofice::
rowie wysiedli natychmiast ma
lad sta}y.
Ma tutejszej stacy poetic
wei znaleziono bomby wybu.
chowe. Chciano zamordowac
urzednik6w, utrzymujscych
komunikacye kolejs 2elazns.
Podobno przysposobiono 40
ton C9) dynamitu, aaeby
wysadzit W powietrze most ma
rzece Oranje.
PAnYa, ego Pszdziernika.
w najblizszym czasie dorsczy
rad niemiecki rzsdowi fran.
cuzkiemu dokumenty, ma mocy
kt6rych zostanie uniewaaniony
wyrok, potspiajscy Dreyfusa.
Francuzkie zebranie naro'
dove zbierze sic 8 Listopada.
Prezes ministr6w Waldeck-
Rousseau podjsl SIG posredni-
ctwa W sprawie strajku W LIE
Creusot. Aresztowano podo-
bno kilka nowych wybitnych
osobistoaci, kt6re naleaaly do
spisku socyalistycznego.
MANILA, 6 Pazdziernika.-
| Pewien Dominikanin q p0uo-
cnej csesci wyspy Luzon zape.
wnia, ae Aguinaldo rozesia} do
domu czesc swoich aolnierzy,
zalecajsc i'm prace W roll. Jego
polityka poiega ma tenn, azeby
Tagalowie byli raz ao}nierza.
mi, to znowu rolnikami. Tym
sposobem ME zbraknie nigdy
na wyspie Luzon zapasow
hvWnoscl.
KA1R, ego Pazdziernika. =
W dolnym Egipcie, mad delta
Nilu, szalala straszna burza.
w Aleksandryi zniszczyla
wiele dom6w, wyrywala drze-
wa 2 korzeniami i zatapiala
okrsty. w Damiette utons4o
kilkanascie os6b. W dom pre-,
zesa ministr6w W Kairze trzasl
piorun, zniszczyl ksisaki i
rome wazne papiery.
BERLIN, 6 Pazdziernika. -
Ksiaae Hohenlohe bsdzie emu,
SONY ustapic re stanowiska
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,
go ugaszono. Przy gaszeniu
strazacy Henry Meyer j G: N.
Block zostali pokaleczeni fMez
spadajace szczatki szkia potlu-
czonego.
Popadli W 0bfa akanie.
Ma stacyi policyjnej W South
Chicago znajduja sic dwaj obla-
kani, ukt6rzy zapewne dzisiaj 20
stana zawiezieni do szpitala
Detention. Michal Gurowski,
zam. pm. 1886 Baltimore ave.,
niedawno zostal wypuszczony z
pewnego zakladu oblakanych,
jako wyleczony. We srode
wieczorem nieszczesliwy popadi
W szale6stwo, i grozac zonie
nozem, wypedzii ja mieszkania,
W ktorem sic zabarykadowai.
Policya przypuscila szturm do
mieszkania aresztowaia 60 po
rozpaczliwei jego strony obro-
ME.
Drugim oblakanym, przeby-
wajscym obecnie ma stacyi poll
cyjnej W South Chicago. jest
Bartholomey O'Brien, kt6ry
przybyi wczoraj czy onegdaj do
Chicago z Petersburga, aaeby
odwiedzic swa Zone mieszkaiaca
pm. $50 Dexter ave., / " drodze
do tego domu, popadi " obiaka-
ME.
Oflara pfomieni.
PAM Helena Bazifska, 'zam.
pm. % johnson str. j czteroletnia
c6reczka jej Sadie wczorai przed
poludniem o godzinie II tax
mocno sig poparzyiy, se " sspi-
talu powiatowym, dokad je "a
wieziono, dziewczynka popoiu-
dniu umaria, a matka zapewne
dzisiaj umrze. Pani Bazihska ma
podw6rzu wieszala bielizne, gdy
dat sig slyszec krzyk przerazaja
cy W chwile p6zniej coreczka
iej, Gala W piomieniach, wybie-
gla z kuchni ma podw6rze. Ba-
villa sic ona zapalkami j zapaliia.
ma sobie sukienke. Matka staraia
sic stlumic piomienie, ale jej
odziez zaieia sic, a kiedy W kofi-
Gu nadbiegli sasiedzi j piomienie
stlumili, obie byiy juz smiertel'
ME poparzone.
| Znowu ofiara wodowstretu.
Adam Lukanicz, chiopiec 8
letni, kt6rego rodzice mieszkaja
on. 1901 w. 18th str, zostaf d.
26 Sierpnia ugryziony przez ma
lego pieska ma rogu ulio Alice i
Grenshaw. Przed dwoma tygo-,
dniami chlopiec poczul dotkliwy
b6l W prawem ramieniu, "
Niedziele, kiedy powr6cii z po.
grzebu swej matki, kt6ra we
Czwartek umaria ma paraliz SER
ca, popadl W kurcze. Natych-
miast zawezwany lekarz skonsta-
towal wodowstret, wczoraj
chlopiec umari posr6d straszli-
wych cierpie6.
q Rady miejskiej.
Wczoraj odbylo sic posiedzenie
rady mieiskiej j trwalo okoio
try godziny, ale mic wa&nego
ME uradzono i Gale posiedzenie
dosyc byio nudne. Najdiusej
debatowano mad sprawa, kt6rej
gazecie maia bye oddane ogio-
szenia miejskie postanowiono
znowu konkurs rozpisac. R6&ne
wnioski zio3ono W rece odno-
snych komitet6w przyjeto tylko
wniosek aid. Restora, by miejska
komisya egzaminacyina posiadaia
kontrole mad konduktorami ele-
wator6w W budynkach (co jedna-
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

(At IL a. m. and 7:30 p. M, except 9TH
erwise stately
Presbyterian. Westminster-Sixth and
L street. Memorial service at $50 p. m.
Y. P. S. c. E. at 6:15 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures, o and P:
Sunday-school at 1915. Y. P. S. c. E.,
6:30.
Methodist (South)-Seventh. ] and
K Sunday-school, 9:45.
Methodist ca. M. E.)-Seyenth, G and
H.
Methodist-Sixth, K and L streets,
1915 and 7:30.
Methodist-Central, Eleventh. H and
I; Sunday-school, 1915.
Methodist-Oak Park; Sunday-schoo
at 10 a. m. Epworth League, 6:4o p. M.
Scandinavian Methodist = Pythian
Castle, Ninth and I.
United Brethren-Fourteenth and K;
Sunday-school, 9:45.
Christian Science-Pommer's Hall,
5O5 street; Wednesday evening at
SO612 street.
day-school, 1915.
Baptist, Calvary-I, Twelfth and
Thirteenth: Sunday-school. 9:45.
odpIlSI, EUliudHuel WeAtS -AAtA
and N; Sunday-school, 1S:15.
Baptist, Oak Park-Cypress and Thsr-
ty-third; Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Baptist, Mount Zion-Sixth and P:
Sunday-school, 1890.
Christian. First-Sixteenth and L;
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
German Evangelical-Tenth. 0 and
P; Sunday-school, 10.
lutheran, English-Sixteenth. j and
K; Sunday-school, 9:45 a. m.
Lutheran, German-Twelfth and K
Episcopal. St. PauPs-Eighth. I and
~: Sunday school, 9:45; Holy Commun-
ion at a. IN.
Episcopal, ST. Andrew's-Twenty
third and X, 1880; Sunday-school. $3.50
p. m.
Catholic. ST. Francis-Twenty-si
and K. Sermon in English only at q,
and 1920. At a. m. mass and ser
mon for German Catholics. Sunday
school, 10 a. m.
Catholic, Cathedral-Eleventh, and
K, 6:30 s. 1920 and 7:30
egational-Sixth, I and ].
Latter-Day Saints-Pioneer Hall,
Seventh, between and K; IL and 7:45-
Latter-Day Saints. Reorganized-
Twenty-fourth and K.
.dventists-1S16 G, services o'clock.
Marguerite Sunday-school (Congrega-
tionaD-Twenty-thi and X streets.
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the election Of United States Senator.
The "Mercury's" plan is to have the
State Republican and Democratic con-
ventions which must meet next year to
nominate electors and send delegates to
national conventions nominate a capdi-
date for Senator. The candidates for
legislative positions would be pledged
by every consideration of party fealty
and discipline to vote for the nominee OF
the State convention, thus achieving a
direct vote of the people. Whoever
voted for a. Republican candidate for
the Legislature would be voting for the
Republican nominee for Serator. and
likewise the votes cast .ior Democratic
candidates for legislative positions
would be cast for the Democratic nomi-
nee for Senator
AS the Mercury clearly shows, here
is an opportunity to put the doctrine or
policy of the election Of Senators by the
people into immediate and direct opera
tion without any change of the Consti-
cies this appears to be the wisest policy.
A legislative deadlock has divided the
party upon personal alignments and un-
less the State convention authorita-
lively nominates some specified person,
all the candidates, parties to the recent
deadlock, will be practically in noqnina-
ton before the people Their candidacy
has divided the rank and file of the
party into factions and this factional
aspect of the next campaign can be
eliminated only by the authoritative
nomination of a candidate for Senator
In the councils of the party repre-
sented in State convention by delegates
chosen for that purpose there is quite
as much propriety in the nomination of
Senator as in the nomination of Gov
ernor or any other high official.
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Mr.. F. A. Dixon, 80 East Tenth street, Kansas City,
Mo-. editor Missouri Department "Sprig of Myrtle"
in recent letter to DR.. Hartman, Says "Permit me
express you my appreciation Of the benefits that
have derived from using Pe-ru-na in my family"
"Being of limited means, have had to be
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any wife has used it for catarrh and experienced
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"Speaking from personal observation, consider
it good investment to keep it in my home and be-
lieve every who desires to relieve suffering, and
at the time money, should investigate the
real merits of your Pe-ru-na and other medicines"
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tirely well. This was seven years ago
and my health has been good ever since.
can go out in the woods and chop
wood, and never could do that before
took your medicine. recommended
Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin to man of my
acquaintance who had asthma. He took
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ana he only took two bottles of Pe-ru-na.
My daughter, II years old, was cured of
bed-wetting with one bottle of Pe-ru-na.
am very grateful for the benefit have
received, and recommend it to all my
friends"
Mrs. Eliza Heinzle, 106 East Main
street, Columbus, Ohio, says: "About
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friends had given MIS-. Eliza HeinzIe,
me up. Someone, however, who had
last hope I bought bottle, and, find
ing immediate relief from its use, con-
tinued taking it. My cough left me,
and | had no more hemorrhages and
am as well now as ever was in nv life.
I thankfully attribute my present good
health, and, in fact, my living at all, to
the good effect of Pe-ru-na"
Address The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac.
turing Company, Columbus, Ohio, fol
free catarrh book.
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The Record Union has no brief for
the poolrooms or the slightest defense
in the world to make of the gambling
system through which race betting IS
worked in such institutions. 1t has
only commendation for the Supervisors
of San Francisco who have had the
courage to grapple with the evil. But
we cannot repress the thought that the
board which has just manifested so
much of holy horror on that subject, Is
blind, deaf, dumb and paralyzed as TO
another form of Generalization and cor
ruption that exists in the midst Of that
city without word of reproach, ard
which does not need an ordinance for it's
suppression, nor any mighty show of
courage for its blotting out, namely, the
lottery advertising evil. Bad as is the
lottery ticket selling evil demoralizing
to youth and a deadfall for the wages
of industry. what is to be said of the
lottery advertising in San Francisco
through its newspapers, and against
which there is stringent law. But it
is permitted to be a dead letter, not a
finger being lifted to enforce it, not a
voice raised in Grand Jury room, pulpit
or Board of Supervisors in protest
against the alluring glowing fortnightly
use of columns upon columns of the
metropolitan press for announcement of
drawings ands advertisement of coming
lottery events In defiance of the laws
of the State expressly prohibiting it;
vice that carries out of the State fully
SOC, 600 a month-and some well inform
ed people place the figure much higher
this worst of all gaming systems, the
most demoralizing because dealing with
the larger number of the people and ad-
dressing those especially Of small
means, f1ourishes as bay tree. No eff
fort is made in the city of San Fran
cisco to prevent the bold advertising of
this evil. In short, the press is en-
ployed as a decoy of foreign lotteries
when the statute expressly inhibits
such use The authorities so vigorous
in suppressing the poolroom do not lift
a finger to crush out lottery advertis-
ing Consistency bushes over realiza-
ton of the fact.
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that she will seize all Asia be rendered
harmless. China would not be dismem-
bered by conquest, but preserved,
though the break up of the empire is
inevitable. We would, however, with
England and Japan as co-operators,
save China from foreign annexation
through the plan suggested, for if It
must break in pieces we would preserve
the fragments, that in time some true
Chinese ,reformer and. leader may rivet
them together once more.
For boldness of suggestion and cool
pretentious proposition ever made con-
corning Chinese and Asian control.
That the scheme of the essayist, assum-
ing that it represents measurably Eng
lish plans and desires, will have coun-
tenanca in America is unthinkable. Cir
cumstances may involve us with the
China question, but Americans will not
OF free will plunge in. AS great world
Power we cannot and will not desire
| to escape any responsibility such a
STATE imposes upou Us. Dul IL - az
surd to think that we will seek in
volvement in any such complications
as the essayist advises us to become
part of.
| We have presented SO much of the art
full scheme of the English writer because
of the belief that he represents con-
siderable English sentiment, one that
| is desirous of not only maintaining
| good understanding" with the United
States, but anxious to establish a triple
alliance having for it's purpose pro-
tectorate domination over the greater
and most desirable part of the Chinese
Empire 1t is safe to say that it Will
be in no near future that we will enter
| into any such partnership.
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year ago l contract
ed a viole n t cold,
which settled on my
lungs, and for four
months I ran down
rapidly, coughing
up gu a n t i ties of
bloody mucus, and
fir g q u e n t1y hem
orrhages fro m the
lungs. I was on the
verge of the grave.
My h rs b and and
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la grippe, which I had four successive
winters. Although I had cough with it,
I had not a symptom of the bronchial
cough which had always troubled me
before. heartily recommend Pe-ru-na
as a cure for bronchitis"
Mrs. Mary Fritz, Berwick, Mo-, says; ;
"I was victim of consumption, and
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h(NA ~ ~ - y
ing you that Peru
ma had completely
cured the bronch-
tits with which I
had b en- afflicted
for some tim g. A
short time after /
ce eas ed taking the
Pe-ru-na / had a
slight attack of the
bronchial cough. I
Immediately took
one bottle of Peru
ma, which stopped
- A flor fhot fn0E
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CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 9, 1898.

CHARLESTON, VA March91
Pe-ru-na Columbus Ohio:
WA
directly catarrh rapidly
of
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there is no d Ou b t
whatever that it was
q genuine case of
consumption of the
lungs. I had hem
orrhages from the
l u n e s for s ! x
months. I paid the
doctors $3.50, and then
they told me they
could not cure me
that I was incura-
bic. / had become
SO weak that I was
oopfnod fO the he'd
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MIS-. Meiy cIAbAs cOQuuou " ou0 UcOs
NV husband went to town and got bot
tie of Pe-ru-na, and it did me SO much
good that he got six more and took
them according to directions and gotten
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SPECIAL AGENCIES.
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i We have a $25 wheel which beat
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Coronado water. stockton sarsapa-
rilla and iron. champagne cider. ginger
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At such a. juncture, therefore, Mr.
Boulger thinks the United States should
step into the arena of this great ''hu-
man question: and aid in it's regula-
ton, which will involve strenuous ac-
ton and much sacrifice. But our posi-
ton in the Philippines. he holds, is
really a first step in that direction.
In support of his idea of what we may
do in the Philippines, he refers Incl
dentally to the career of Sir Stamford
Raffies in Java, whose work was of a
similar nature to that before US, and
who achieved such remarkable success
as an administrator. He believes that
our Philippine venture will compel US
to participate in the settlement of
Chinese affairs to keep the commercial
field open TO the world, and to prevent
Russia from acquiring control of the
vast resources of China, with which
she could obtain mastery of the world.
Britain and Japan would join with US
in this endeavor, though at first Eng
lish support would be moral only; but
in an early phase of the question Eng
land and japan must take the lead.
BY the cooperation suggested the lat
ent resources of China would be de-
veloped, the. capital of England and
America be given abundant profitable
opportunity. and the boast Of Russia
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BAY RESTAURANT

Private rooms for families; open day
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Mr.. o. p. Perry, of Atchison, Kan,
saws: "I wrote you some time ago tell
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as second-class matter.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT AND OYSTER HOUSE

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
spect. Ladies dining-room separate.
Open day and night. BUCKMAN & CAR
RAGHER, Proprietors. No. 1919 Second
street, between and K, Sacramento.
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Corner Tenth and K Sts., Sacramento

BOARD AND ROOM. 81 25 TO 50 PER
day. Meals, 25c.
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Accommodations first-class Free ,b,,s
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