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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
FAASE RErOnTs AMOUR Quar-.
Rumor That lie Was Dead Circuiated-Mrs.
Onny SAWS He's We'll.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov. i-Senator Quay
went north last week for Washington and
Penn.ylvsnin. He anne back here on Monday
anu is now at 81. Iucte and in good health.
There l. no ground Tor any reports. such as
were circulated to-day in tho North, that he
hal died suddenly.
PHII,nELrur,. Nov 4-PNlitcans wcrs cx-
cited This moruin- hv n rumor that former
United States SENATOR quay had died sud 'enly
To Mrs. Qlav. who |. IN Washington, and she
replied that only u few minutes previous TO the
rrrp Ut Of the query she had had telegram
RON Mr. Quay in which he hal informed her
that he was well AMI would h" in Washington
in time for the meeting OF Congress.
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CoyYyGHAM GREENE HOME.
Former British Agent Mt Pret oria Surprised
ut British Rey~rses.
Special cast D.ip ,'e. to tn, SEX.

Special cabl, D,Tp gicA to TnE SEX.
LONDON. Nov. I MIR ConynGh-m Greene.
the former British agent at Pretoria. arrived
at SOUTHAMPTON this afternoon. He was sur
pris-d to hear ot the capture o: the British
troops near adysmith. and asked II tho Beers
wsre al Coienso. He seemed to lie relieved
when Informed that no'hIng officially was
known about IT, At this time the withdrawal
OF the British troops from Colenso had not
been announced officially.
Mr.. Greene. while refusing TO he interviewed.
said in n general way that his relations with
President Kruger had always been very corr
dial II" said he could not estimate the strength
Of the Boer army.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
TLETATED C4K BURNED.
Firc which Caused Long Delay to Trsfnc
In Brooklyn.

An electric motor ear was destroyed by flre
on the structure 81 the Brooklyn Elevated Rail-
road in flatbush avenue. near Livingston
street. about , O'Clock yesterday afternoon. but
no one was injured. The train consisted Of
motor ear 400 and passenger cars 121. l+1
and 49,. and II was on its way TO the l n on
Gintir n a. Fin Rvruu" and Thittv-n'rth street.
The hre started near tho motor box. The
messengers sought Sal ETY. in the rear cars.
iircmen soon had several streams playing on
the burning car. and the flames were eNtin.
gu'shcd in fifteen minutes. The fire DELAYED
traill" ON tho elevate road FOR three qua tiers
81 nm hour and trains were stalled from Fulton
street t. the Br dye on the uptown track. and
from Livingston street 10 st. Marks avenue on
the downtown track.
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MR.. HOB4Ri,y CONDITION.
lie sleeps Much OF the Tims-A Message
from the white House.

PATERSON. y. J.. Nov, 4-vice- Pres ident
Hobart spent n restful day. The only bulletin
was morning one. stating that he
had passed n fairly good night. with satsfac,
tory amount OF sleep and little need Tor me IDEAL
attention During the LAY he sleIt n large
uart Uf the time. This evening II was said that
no change was observable when DR.. Newton
called at u -.
During the day kilograms Of inquiry and
sympathy were received at Carroll Hal! from
the President ard Mrs Mckinney ani senator
Morgan OF Alabama. Acknowledgment John
W briggs. who came On from Wash ngton,
visited the house and spent an hour there.
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uOMiN HIGHWIY RDBBER.


lSpIASAPoLIS. Nov 4.-Sevsral persons in
this city have recently been held up and robbed
a. tho point Of a revolver by a female high
wayman." the latest victim being Lemon Brew
cr. who handed ont h. watch and money. All
accounts agreed that the woman Tohher was
whit". l0.lav th" malice arrested JENNIE BEN
~ tho police station bN ia" ma'ron she proved
to h" cpor"d. ON her was long silk hac filed
with tea. spices, era Fps II coffee and snvrra
small articles. one being dime sewed IN a
piec. Of flannel AM CUyrr'd with spice. This.
she said, was her 'hDp!,.r' bag
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
BUhGIhR sHOT.
President Frank II. roor Fires -Four Times
md the Burglar Twice.

HICKESsACK. y. j.. Nov. A burglar en-
tered the house NJ Frank Is. Poor. the presi-
dent OF the Gas and Electric COMPANY OF Ber-
gen county. the Hackensack Trust Company
and Harkansack Land Company and son Of
Edward l. Poor. tho president OF III" Park Ma
tiunal Rnns. ~ 3 O'Clock this morning. Nr.
Poor was aroused aud tn" thief was fCightened
away. Jumping from Secund-story window
shots Ia rapid succession hHS'"nad the te, Ov =
flight. Tut h" pause long enough 10 respond
with two shots. Then he esraT Ell across the
meadow. Blood spots on some shingles which
the man ran across indicated that he had
hesn hit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
BRITISH RE-ENF0RCExFNTs.
Three Thousand Men Leave southampton
The New south Wales Volunteers.
Sr,etaI al, D'5pG'ri'i "a

Sr,ctdI dJ'r Dsspa,,iri 70 THE sUS.
SourHIM ton. Nov. +.-The transport Kildo-
nan Castle. which sailed for South Africa to-
day. took ont 5000 troops.
SYDNEY. \. SW., Nov T. After the departure
Of the second contingent Of the New South
Wales troops there was an immense meeting
in the town hall in aid Of the patriotic fund.
The Premier. Mr.. W. J. Lyme. stated that Il con-
tigrnt OF 10000 men could be sent TO Africa, II
necessary
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NpffilT tabIt Dtiplih 70 THE SrN.
IoS"oS. Nov. i.-Lieut. Egerton Of II. VI. S.
Powerful. \ nephew OF the Duke Of Devonshire.
who was wounded during tho bonn hardment
after tho battle. has been promoted TO the
grade OF Commander.
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French Gunner with the Boer,.
fr,clsl ca.I, Dt,paicl 10 rus su..

FrTc'A 'ub' U5'Dd7tN 70 THH wv,
PARIS, Nov. 4-Ths Gduiois states that N.
Fleche. formerly the foreman OF the Creusot
Gun Works. Is the chief gunner In the Boer
artillery. He was sent to the Transyaal
10y the gun works company 10 superintend the
mounting Of The guns. The Transvaai authori-
tics inducei him to enter the service. lie 10
said to be a remarkable shot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05

Cocnso is an IMPORTANT Strategic point
between Iadysm.th and Pietermaritz-
crosses the river at this point aud IL has
been stated In dispatches from London
guard ng the bridge from adjoining huis. 1t
WAS feared that II the Bo"rs succeeded in
getting between LRiysmth ami Col,nSo
their first move would be to blow
up this bridge over the TuRela River
Ia order to cut OH Ten. Whites retreat and
also t. prevent reGnfbrcemNnts from going
forward fr IN Dietermarlt2nurg hnd Durham
The nrNt important point sodth of Co.snso is
Estcourt. where the railway runs through a
pass,
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The IIor. Richard croker three days ago act
cusrI tn. Hon lrmucl +. QIigG. the Pr sidcn-
Of the icpuhIi"nn County Committee OF being
the cubic uG a vacuum. Mr. Croker was asked
a. the time what he meant, but he wou dnt
tell. Yesterday. when n young rep0rter said to
Mr. Croker. "Wlltt l. the cuhe ~ n vacuum
Mr Croker" NJ Croker sail You may sal
from me it is n habit characteristic Of mule"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05

Delcasse Did Not Attend a Banquet Where
lie Was Expected to Talk of the War.
Sp,c,d, C,ih D,,pa'eh to Tar suS.

Sp't'di Gaze Lsipd'ch "a IhE Sun.
PARIS. Nov IN. De case. tn" French Min
lister OF Fore en- Affairs. pleaded illness TO
avoid attending tho banquet Of the Colonial
Union tonight. IL was expected that he would
attend the banquet and say something IN
reference to the TraLsNaal war
A deputation from the leather trade called
on VI. MilirrNnd. the Minister 81 Commerce.
to-day. and protested against the new Bra
lillian tariff on Leaf her skins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
ACCrSED ar pIFE-BEA TING.
An Episcopal Minister of Binghamto n
Smsnenhrd hy Hishop Hnntinghon.

BINGHAMroS. y Y. Nov. Am edict has
been issued bv tho Right Rev. Bishop Hunting
don ~uspcndng the Rev. X, Eugene Griggs. an
Episcopal minister of this city. pending the IN
yrstga'lon hv an occl-sastica court into
charges ~ wt"-hcating AID d"sertion made Ivy
Mrs uriGgs. Mr. Grggs has already h""n
fnc 80 ~ the police court for wif"-heating.
aud was compelled to give ~'rurtv to suppNrt
his T" yr'r. other charges affecting hl-
mora standing will come up before the ecc.csi-
"A ,tlral court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
BoErs INVADE carr COLONY.
Force Said to Have Taken Coi-sberg and
Captured Some Mounted Police.

Spsc,di Cdbls p,sudtrh 10 TUE SuS.
IoSpoN Nov. A despatch to the Times
from Care Town says II il reported that the
Beers have occupied Cplesherg. Cape Colony
crossing mt Norval's Point, on the Orange FREQ
State border.
Another despatch says the Beers crossed the
Nnrvals Point bridge over the Orange River.
near CoIesherg. on Wednesday, and sur
rounded n catnr Of III" mounted police. They
captured tho police and seized the telegraph
lines and outfit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
GERMANY NOT TO LE,rE sAxoA.
Denial That Great Britian's Oner IL Likely
to lie Accepted.

Sp,rri cable Dr'rd'rI 70 rH.s-S
BEEIiN. Nov. 9TH. Nriisste Ndchrichien
SAYS that the statement circulated IN the
foreign press regarding settlement Of samoan
matters IA Incorrect According TO adv c"s
from a trustworthy source Herr Won Buelow.
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs. is not disposed
to abandon Germnpys position In Samoa.
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Mobilization OF the British Militia.


Nrs|ls tabs V'f'sfN 7" THH NV.
LONDON. Nov. 4-The order for the mobiiza-
ton q! the militia calls out 5000 men N Lon
don alone. Among these are several mem beTs
Of Parliament.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05

LoUIsvrLLE. Ky. Nov Mime persons were
injured. one MORALLY, by an accident AT tho
intersection OF tho Louisville and Nashville
Railroad and the tracks the Fourth street car
had stopped to allow freight train
OUTBOUND 10 pass rs the caboo-e
GS,nM s ~" ,,r,r"ncn OF rasseng"r train on
the far track having been unnoticad, the train
struCk tho rear end Of the ear knrck KING i into
spintcrs and hurting the occupants about
The mctormun will probably die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
me CIrTURED HUsSIRS.
Spend Their Tim PLAYING Football on tho
Pretor n Racetrack.

S,Scid CdLis D.srdfch n TuI I-x
LONDON. Nov "A despatch from Pretoria.
dated Oct. II. says that Lieut. -Col. Moller. the
commander OF the Eighteenth Hussars.
who wero captured by the Beers after
tho battle Of Glencoe. declined to explain
why he had surrendered. He said h. had been
treated very CONSIDERABLY by the Bears.
His men have many privileges and employ
most ~ their time PLAYING football on tn"
Pretoria racetracl. where they are held az
nrisOnerS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05

RICHMoNp Va, Nov. +-Ths crimes COM
mIttcd 10y railroads. are many The Bucking-
ham Circuit rour' today rendered verdict 81
5000 against tu- Chesapeake aud ONO for
gnrUg 4 mans fnmI'Y malarlht fever W allow
Ing water 10 stand along ito liap.
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toLESsO Az IMPORTANT POINT.
Holding the Bridge. Bo-rs Shut on whites
Retreat and ALSO Rc-Enforccments.

LONDON. Nov THE War ONCE is informed
tha' the British troops have been withdrawn
from Colen,o. south of Lndysmith. and concen-
tTated further south.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
IF the BOERS WIN.
DIR. Lryds Says They viii at Once Disarm,
and Abolish the War Tax On Mines.
't"ro ca. Do'rdtcH 70 TIVE sUS

PARIS. Nov, 1 DIR. Leyds. the European agent
OF the Transvnal Government, authorizes the
announcement that in the event u the Beers
being victorious. they will Immediately order
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Tourist Car Service Washington to saa
Ernupisgo.

LEAVING wash nr'on Monday W"ii csln aud
= dsvs without rhHu =. wa Il-,L.'l NrI. a., Hud
snn-ct Route. \. !. ONCE "a r.1B "ay. " w.
Aav.
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ride from New iprk IL Cnira,n over Scw ipr'
{ ~ u, l.l',, - s.uath aud luxurious you IAN
keep awake AFTER dATk.-AaV.
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the disarmament of99SNhs5 troops. The
present taxes on mineaElx(are imposed Tor
the purpose Of providinSSShds for the defence
ofthe republic. will be abolished.
President KRUGER has already given assur-
nnces to the powers on this point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-05
GIN wnH4LEr COMING HOME
Writes to Friend That lie VIII Resume
His Seat III Congress.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. Judge W. J.
Wood o. florence. Ala, has received a letter
from Gen. Joseph Wheeler. who says that hs
will resume his seat in Congress- when that
booty mr"ts Gen, Wheeler 4 iea Mt say when
he will return from III" PhDlIppInss
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Latest Marine Intelligence.
Arriy. d, So City ~ Macon. sayanIAh. Nov, !,
Reduced Fares to PhilRdelph via Royal
Hlup Line.

For the National Export Exposition. which opened
~ PnilalrlphIa IN september IAN and continues
uurl Nuycuber 3uth, the NJ al Blue Line viii
Tor thr round TRIP. vi oh Includes admission to tho
EIuuutiou Tues" tickets vii he ON sale until
November 10Th. ana will he gOoh foI y turn "a I'll
brce tier IN. inclusive HtAtIuna In New Yura.
C.ntgal Krlr al Of New Jersey, are foot OF Liberty
street and south f"rry.-Air
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Sotir. 10 the Public.
Sow open. Hotel Alrifar" Hydrt.Therlpcuuc
DAlAs, vvu Lluks. H. Aus 4sIlns, FLoEidA- As6
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~ A ". uTrss shirts. l., A. ".
special weave of nnsn.-AAp.
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Round Trip Tickets ~ SHE VIA southern nv.
T. ~ RI CIhA. Nc'I.n. California. AIKEN An
1t. a. rs s.n,L. FVr pArtIculsTs adaks4s
27lbwAy, \. Y,-Ads.
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"Nyu sset."
ANIde ssA..s4 GvII.r.-Adg.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-07

igis certainly gratifying 10 the pub,
iic 10 knoa thaI oau eoaerfs ia shr
land ia not afraid 10 bc generous
to tic needy and suffering The pro.
ifiSsoFs Of Ds Kings Sew Discovery
tor Consumption. Coughs and Colds.
Lave gwen away oTrr ten million ls.al
bottles ol this great mrileine. ard have
the Satisfaction OF knoNin IL has Ae.
soiaIsly cured thousands ot hoPelrAs
cas~s. ASTHMA. Bronchitis. Iioarsc.
nSss ahi all disoAsra Of the Throat.
Ch~A, aud Lungs arc surely cured by IL,
Gall on 4. l., MillT4. Drusgls,. aud set
a irvc trial botIl~, Regular sitn slc
anil ~. Every bottle guaranteed. OF
igiCt refunded
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him az qaastermaster During al his
service up to the time OF promotion lie
did MI 10 the power Of human TO 81 the
wants Of the regiment, and OF the 478
men who returned, be had AS friends.
All OF the boys cherish lively recoIIec-
tIon OF many barrels OF beer Graham
furnished at his own expense, and not
q scrap took place that the pUrtly form
Of the quartermaster did not show up
and beer flowed freely as water.
We should bear ia mind that in
speaking Of Go. d the naen from KoOte-
mai County were not all. Lewis
ton and other parts Of Nez Perez County
furnished her quota OF noble, brave,
big-bearted men. and men whom any
one should feel proud Of knowing. men
who were unnssuming. plain every day.
obedient soldiers aud who viii again
make honest, upright, true and faithful
citizens.
Long may pleasant memories linger
with them and the ties Of friendships
formed in the service, never be severed.
After being mustered out In San
Francisco the members Of the company
started for their homes. company b
going to Boise where grand reception
took place and from there the boys
csme direct home. the KOotenaI county
contingent. accompanied by members
OF company 7. TO this place 10 receive
a welcome that will be remembered
until time stills the life Of those who
were present.
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Volunteer Notes.

Volunteer N0tss.
1t was happy crowd.
All homer to the brave boys.
The State Line band is a crackerjack.
There were shouts Of JOY and signs of
sadness.
The volunteers have no doubts about
being welcome.
The day will live in the history OF
Kootenai county.
Capt. Crane brought a large crowd
from Harrison on the Elk.
Sergeant StrOebel and Walter Alkire
were on the sick list when the yOlun-
teers reached here.
The Noble Dramatic Co. band dis
coursed good music during the day.
Credit for the su ccess OF the recep.
ton is due 10 the big hearted and pa
triotic citizens of Post Falls, Rathdrum
Harrison, Ceur d'AIene and yicinities.
1t is estimated that over 1850 people
attended the reception. The largest
crowd of KOotenai county people ever
assembled together over 200 were fed
Capt. Graham brought with him a
young Filipino boy aged 10, but the
yOungster got lost in the shuttle at san
Francisco aud the captain has been
unable to find trace of him.
by his GOODNESS Hon. Edwin McDee
ayerted panic at the opera house. A
vacant building at the rear of the opera
house took Gre aud McBee from
the platform cody announced the
fact, informing the audience that there
WAS no danger and no necessity for a
rush. A moment later the iirel ell rang
aud few people left the hall
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A nlsalr llls.,s.,.a aaa,Al,.

The Patent Record !, the ;tllc Of
uchly illustrated and interesting
,nuu,hIy publlahcd la this city by the
lssrnI Record ComPsny. the ssp,sm
Der number Of which makes an unusa
ally crr,ilsablN showing There arr
special articles ot value and interest
treating upoa articles OF special mo.
mrni. notably one by ". T. Stead on
Tue Cape to Calru Railroad and tn
addition might hc msatiaav'i those on
Telephony "Elcctfolypiic Generators
aud tbrit WoFk. Progress In AlShiPa
The Hitrd Slater Secret Service" and
The Scientific aud Mechanical PRO
st"ss Of the Ninc,rcaih CeataSy- The
NcrtrmbcT number contains forty pa
gee. aud IN addition 60 The special aTti
clos IL crowded with information foI
erscn'iS,s. inventors aud the general
t'adrr. The large tao page supple.
rnrut gives an excellent picture Of The
na,,lrships Alabama and kearargc
The froatispiece affords an excellent
view ot the Olympia on her passage
through the Suea Canal. The paper 10
devoted to IL, interest Of American In
N'u,srs. baltimore sun
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History Of Company B.

AZ this time brief history OF com.
pany d will not be out OF place rs
proving that It's brave members are de.
9 rviug of all the respect shown them.
Tae Kootenai county boys rendeRvoused
at Rathdrum aud went Ia body TO
Boise. Co. u was mustered Into the
service Of the United States at Boise
city, Idaho, on the llth day of May
1873, aud on the 18th OF the same
month went by way of Portland. Ore,
10 San Francisco where they were es-
ta1lished at Camp Merritt, and from
the time Of lis arrival there until the
9th Of iune was drilled twice daily
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I viii lie herr until November isL
prepared To do you work Ia gloss a d
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'''c"s reasonable. Ph0to buttons and
charging specially, Cali aud see me
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WotkInr nlehi nnA nav.

ihc busiest aud miRhliest little thing
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''Ir Fills. Every pill Is sugar coated
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Brave Han FalI.

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troubles as well as women. and all feel
the result in loss of appetite. poisons in
the blood, backache, nervousness,
headache. and tired, listless. rundown
feeling. But there is no need TO feel
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he is all run down, and don't care
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can now eat anything aud have new
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Miller's Drug Store. Every bottle
guaranteed.
A very pleasant party of young folks
assembled at the home of Prof. and
Mrs. Cummings on Friday evening OF
last week to assist in celebrating the
birthday of Master Avery
Cummings. The evening was spent in
the enjoyment of games, aud mus c
aud in doing full justice to a tem2tin.
luncheon.
Persons having bills against tie
volunteer reception committee are re-
Quested to present them Immediately
so that the business may be closed up
by Monday.
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from the diseases for which il is pre-
scrbed. That claim is based upon the
actual record that il has cnre,l ninety.
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For information, time cards, maps aud ticket
call on or writ tn
/. II. STALLS. Agent.
Occur d'Alcne, Idaho
4. n. CHARLroN,
Assistant Gen. Pass Agt.,
No. 2aS Morrison ST., cor. Srd st
Portland, Oregon.
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the use Of yScnr Golden Medical DiseovcTy' and
esnes have ssierr ~ .ssTretri "A m, ,s,
happy to slete that coSemenced 10 Ret better
from the start aud have not lost dayfhis SUM-
mef on account OF my stomach. ] Rel IN top
aud bcttct than have for teu years"
nr. pierce's Pellets eurc hiliorSneSs
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THE VOLUNTEERS AT HoMY.
The Big Reception OF This Place a
Complete Success

A sRIES HISTORY OF COMPANY ,
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wonderful medicine and has worked
wonderful cures.
Let no dealer sell YOU medicine said
to be just as good" Just, as good
medicines don't cunc.
Aboal ten years ago begau to have trouble
with my stomach. !" writes Mr. Vim. Counollx.
Of SsS Walnut ST., Loraii ohio. $ n got - bad
that had to Law OF quite oflen two and three
days a week, my stomach would bloat. and
would beleh up gas, and was in awful diStress
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at such times. I have
hceu treated nv the
best doctorS In this
city but got no help
whatever. wrote 10
You for advice. You
told me that by my
sS IN ptoms vo u
though, ] had tlysr