davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
Y. P. T. Society Entertains.

The Young Peoples Temperance So
ciety will give their first entertainment
in X. of P. Hall this evening at 7.30
with the following program:
Music Miss Carine Mann
Prayer, Mabel Wilson Chaplain
Opening Address, Mildred Veale
Welcome, Mary Perry, Elena Huse.
Jennie Cochren, Rose Quinlen, Ethel
Demo, Bessie Glidden and Bertha
Mason.
Singing, '.Sparkling and Brlngt," Grace
Cheney. Mabel and Evelyn Wilson
Recitation, "Im Five Years Old" Hugh
Veale.
Recitation, 1.-TWO Little Girls" Lille
Perry and Agnes Mckenzie.
Singing, dropping Pennies" Florence
f. and Florence NJ. Wilson.
Recitation, "Sign the Pledge" Elena
NeCltauOn, "Be CareIul w nau 1Ou oay,
Jennie Cochren.
Solo Miss Maggie Wilson.
Our Pledge, Earl Wilson, Alex Milne.
Arthur Huse, Evelyn Wilson, Eva
Addie, Amy Howard and Mabel Will
son.
Dialogue, "Herocs Make Heroes" Ed
die Perry, Harry Cummings, and
James Dineen.
Recitation. "Answer to Prayer" Mabel
Wilson.
Duet, Miss Nellie HENDERSON and Mag
gle Wilson.
Recitation, 1.-The Coming Man. james
Dinepn.
Music Miss Corine Mann.
DrALoGUE-AUNT BETsEYs COURrsHIP.
CHARACTERS:
Carrie Mason, A young lad y
Miss Jessie Huse.
Lizzie and Mary, her friends
Nellie Kennerson, Mag lie Wilson.
Betsey Warren, Carries Aunt, old maid
Mrs. o. 5. Willie.
Mr. Springer, well-to-do merchant
o. 5. Wiley.
Singing by the Temple, "God Bless Our
Yountbful Band"
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
will oe served in The banquet hall,
after which a social hour will be spent
in marches. games, etc. The first march
will be led by Elon Barrett. Admission
10 cents. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the society, which has fifty
three members. All are cordially in
viled to come and hel p the children.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
BE ALIVE TO YOUR In rEREoTS

Be alive to your interests and
buy lot at Highland Terrace don't
waste your wind and sire nslh climbing
hills, when you can step right from the
cars on to your front step, and then you
have some chance for an increase OF
value. Ten years ago you would have
bought II house lot right here in the
center of Barre for 500, which was u
reasonable price for 1t at that time.
Today they are worth ten timeg that
price which is the top price. Today
you can buy at Highland Terrace just as
good lot for 500. $40 down and two
dollars per week, whice is a bottom
price and they will he sure to increase
in value. Go out and look them over.
Would be pleased to take you out any
time.
S. a. MOODY, Bostcrs Block.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
Left for Bradfo rd.

Montpelier, May 3.-Captain Charles
L. Clark, U. 5, N, left here Yesterday
forenoon for Bradford i'll special car
accompanied by IL delegation OF ciIizens.
He was given warm welcome at the
various stations along the line. At
Marshfield the band was at the station
to greet Captain Clark and at South
Ryegate the school children of the town
assembled on the platform.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
Lawton Advancing

Manila, May 3--Lawton resumed his
advance northward today, marching
from Baliuag.
At Pulilan yesterday, a few miles
east of talumpit, Wheeler's troop of
the 4th cavalry while accommodating
encountered il small body of insurgents
who fa.cd to return their fire raising Z
white flag instead.
They explained tcat strict orders for
bade fighting pending negotiations for
an arlnistice. The Americans gave
them half an hour leeway.
Prisoners brought into the American
lines say Hale's brigade inflicted ter
riblc loss on the Fillipinos at Quyenqua
last wec' killing over 200 The supply
ship Cleveland has arrived.
(SignedD Ed l.. KEEN.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
White
Bargains
OFFER
FOR SATURDAY
MAY 6

500 vds. Of satin stripe,
plated and checked organdies
beautiful material for white
dresses and shirt waists.
These goods bought by
us in a regular way the price
would be from 25c to 3Oc a yd
but coming to us a. they do.
direct from the mill. being ii
part Of a large purchase made
by our syndicate buyers, en-
ables us to offer them at a
price that stamps this value as
tn" greatest white ~ntds bar
gain ever offered in Barre.
Saturday Special price 9 1-2 G
See Goods in our display.
Window.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
Terrible Fire.

Philadelphia, May 5, II ma
general alarm was sounded this MORN
ing for fire which started in the Blan-
chard Co.'s Clothing Store on Ridge
avenue and Thirteenth street.
The building and contents were
completely destroyed at 10 a. NJ. High
wind carried sparks to adjoining build
ings and at l | o'clock the fire had spread
across Ridge avenue and Thirteenth
street. Sixteen buildings are now on
fire.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
GROTON WILL GROW

Groton, May "A party of capitalists,
about 20 in number, from Boston, Man
chester. and concord. n. H., are ex-
pec;ed in town on Thursday, to look
over the Pine Mountain quarry, with a
view of starting stock company with Il
capital of S250,000. There is no doubt
but that the company will be formed
and that the future of Groton will be
very bright
DO YOU think any one can do better by
you than the Art Novelty Store. Read
their add. Then call and purchase.
Those belt buckles and shrs waist
sets given away at the Art Novelty
Store are the pretti, st in the city.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
CITY COUNCIL.
ADJOURNED MEETING
HELD IN NEW QUAR-
TIERS LAST EV-
ENING.
Business all of a Routine
Nature. The Usual Ex-
ecutive Session Was
Began About 10
O'clock.

|
council was held last evening with all
members present but Alderman McFar-
land. An adjournment was taken to
the new room in the city hall.
The minutes OF the previous meetings
were read and approved. Sewer per-
mits were granted Ketchum,zS. II. Bar
mes. E. A. Prindle, II. &. Patterson. E.
1. Fullers estate and l.. FL Thurston.
Building permits were granted as fol-
lows:
james Levey, Hill street, add second
story TO piazza; John E. Smith. East
street, piazza; W. G. Oos, Park, bnild
barn and alter and repair house; o. S.
Cheney, remodel ell and build addition {;
A. f. Soriwell, reshingle with wood
house near North Barre Depot; A. Il
Batchelder, move barn on Batchelder's
meadow W. H. Gladding, Elm, replace
wood shingles with steele; Justus
ketchum, Patterson street, build house
and barn; q. Tomassi, move old wood
block and build new wood l,Iock, brick
veneer. 42x4S feet, three stories, corner
n Main aad Cottage Streets
a resolution was passed directing the
mayor to draw his warrant for $500 for
support Of French hillary. Aresolution
transferring $4,000 to the SCHOOL fund
was passed. A petition signed by l.. X
Averll tor q sewer on R,7sy street,
connecting with Hill or Washington
slleet, was referred to the street COM
mi,>ioners.
a resolution was passed accepting
Mason IL Co.'S estimate of 800 for Il
mail platform and porch aud cupboard
in the po>tollice. The poStoifice people
give up all claim to HE basement room
and accept the small room under the
main stairway on condition that these
improvements be added. The mayor
was instructed to draw his warrant for
$2,205 due Mason e. Co. on city hall
contract. They estimate $685. ,9S9 81
worth OF material and work to May LIST.
a large batch of city warrants was
ordered paid. The Mayor and MIR.
Thurs,on object, to the bill of Norman
Emerson for team work on street ,claim-
lag that he drives Superinl endent Nell
sons team. \ warm discussion between
Mr.. Patterson and the Mayor followed.
The Mayor claimed that no city official
should have Il personal interest in any
work done for the city. Mr.. Patterson
wanted TO know where he. GorGon, rot
his right to act as city attorney and then
charge The city for ii. Ma, or stated
that his bill WAS not allowed All such
work us that had been free Had been
assisting city attorney for past few days
but expected no pay for it. Mackay
thought if Nelson could not work his
own team on the streets ii would be well
to notify G. A. Smith not TO buy any
more books of himself for the city.
Thurston brought up the matter of MIR.
Phelps purchasing fuel for the fire de-
pertinent. Said the committee was to
attend to that. Mayor said there were
several little Things like these that should
be attended TO- Several bills that were
not handed in to the tiuLncr committee
at the proper time were approved and
ordered paid Fh" matter of additional
insurance ON the city hall WAS referred
to the committee on Insurance. a petit
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
Hail Storm.

Ku'la'd May 3.-W'~t Fairlre aud
V,rShire were visited hy II heavy hail
sior,u al / O'clock yesterday afternoon,
nr.'oupnn ed l,v severe Lightning and
wind. An hour after the Storm bail
stones three inches in dia mtcr were
picked UP. This sounds large, bul it is
said Ia be n fact.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
POPULAR LADY.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

On Saturday May 6'h. 1899 at ~
clock p. NJ. sharp at III" rr~i'r,c" "i
the late Clark u. Perrin IL Barre, >iu-
alrl in the southwest par "f h. tow"
Of Barre nn the west III / vi of ,r
Real E-,ni, a,d l',rs nrl Properly nf
the lite {. H. Perrin I cows. hrl-r-
young stock. 20 t"n- Of ny also all HE
farlnln. tnl. etc.
II. \. Camp. \ iuini-rn;Or
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
Schooners Ashore.

Provincctown. May 3, 1890 u. m,-
rhrrc schooners went ashore on Cape
Cod last night in the fog. A heavy sea
and "nlc prevailed. Lives all saved by
rcscuinw crews. One crew still on
board. Sea is running over the vessels
ln hey will probably be Il total loss.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
E. E. Knott Elected.

New York, May 3.-Oswald Webber,
Jr., and f. f. Knott of Burlington, VT,
have been elected members of the coffee
exchange.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-05-03
Two Killed.

Wntcrv'llc, Me. NJ V g. Word has
reached here that the Benton Pulp Mill
was blown up this morning Two kill
ed and severa wounded.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

The following resolutions were passed
By the school trustees in regular session
last Monday evening:
Whereas, The failure Of the Miuers'
and Stockgrowers' Band on March II.
tied up eeSl9o Of the school funds; and
Whereas. The Idaho Mercantile Com
pany. after attaching property Of the
bank ~ q protection against loss, re-
leased the attachment on payment 10
them By the other creditors OF half the
amount thus secured; and
Whereas. Said company turned the
sum paid 70 them, viz. e25S2O into the
school with the understanding that
the eS5l00 revert TO them, or 20 much
thereof as may be realized from the rs
sets Of said bank; and
Whereas, Owing TO an oversight Of
the clerk, this matter was not presented
at the last meeting Of the board: there.
fore
Resolved, That we do now express
our hearty appreciation Of this gener-
Gus action on the part OF the Idaho Mer
camille Company, and tender to them
our sincere thanks.
Resolved. That copy Of this reSolu.
ton be given the president Of said com.
pany. and also = copy to the editor Il
the Pass for publication.
&. l.. DEFFEHBAUcH, Clerk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13
NGUR DALEXE = : elty Of On

NEUR DALE&E y 9 city of 90
~ population. braalifally situated on
the northern shore of the tamoas Gear
d'Alene lake. - mikes east Of Spokane
on . branch ltne of The Negthern PAciae
railroad. Lines Of steamers make regu-
lar trips from tlIis city up tte lake 70 the
head Of navigation 90 the ST. Joe and
Gear d'Alrae rivers. connecting 1t Hag.
Tisoa With the railroad tine into the
gold, silver and lead mineA The city 10
one Of The most noted summer resorts
Ia the northwest. aud h becoming more
PopalaF each year. Its Ashing. huuting.
boaling and bathing attractions are Al.
mosl bmllleas. Tbs Quest 4. & mill.
tSFy post IN the west (FoEt StseTmanl
and - maGniaeent forest para euSsEva.
ton sAlosa tlse city on the Wesa The
eeantFy round abOat h made up Of rich
agricultural lands and extensive Gurenta
of yellow piDe. DC, cedar aud tAmsrae.
aud The city il destined % become =
manufacturing center fog The products
cf theso wo~ds. TIE business men and
residents are eutsrpgtslng. and taks
Pride In making tie place attractive.
There AFe four church organizations
Methodist. Frrsbytestan. Episcopal and
Roman Catholic. TIE recree 0rdeFs
are veil represented BY lodge each Of
Masons. Odd Fellows. Knights Of Pyth.
ias. EaateFn star. DaaghteSs Of he
bskah. impCoved Order of Ned Mea,
MaecAbeea. L. q. r. ~ q. A. r. and
Wonen's Relief Cops. TIE cty 10 sup.
Piled with electric lights, good water
works. an elegant pablie school build
ing. Que saWmill, two arst class hotels,
boat baildiag yards. etc. There are JET
COED oppostuaitiss 10 engage In lucra-
tive basiaess and Giverni1cd farmiag
NaaafsetoEies are paEtiealariy desired
aud are oGIesrd extra Inducements. 'Tbc
summers are temperate. wtth satScteni
rainfall TO insure abundant erops. while
the winters are free from extreaae cold
No better location eor prudtable invest
meats OF Cor securing ideal homes cat
be found In the northwest. There q
always . welcome here, among an ex-
eeIlent people. In . beautiful region and
an Incompatible climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

70 sIs hound hand and foot fof years
b the chains " disease 3 ne worst
form 81 slavery. 0eoEge d. Williams
Of alancilesicr, Mlch., tells hee Nlch 4
SLAVE was made free. ne ssys: MY
wife has been 20 helpless for GEs yearl
that gte could not turn over In bed
nlone. After using Two bottles Of Elec.
tire IiIitefn. shells wonderfully improyed
snll nbis 70 20 hes ewn work. This -.
prsme remedy foF female diseases quick
" cures nervousness. nleepieasneas, mel
aneholy. hendache. backaches. fnintina
sud dizzy epeil1. TilIs miracle working
meaicine y . rodcend . weak, sicliy
run down peOple. Every bottle gnaEAn'
ted Only 50 cents. Sold By a. r
Miller, druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13
11RaE 81 saR D aAN ssAM.


Pretty story nrlaeed ~ catf. msFnslnns
e ths glntsenfh
Captain ". 81. McFaEians u tie Six.
teenih United States infnnlry. which
did snci glorious uogk 10 the charge On
San Juan hin At Santiago ~ cnbn. and
Who mas IN 6alf Lake tsle other day a
Ieave q absence. Ttlaies . new md
pretty story IN regard to The lirst man
on ean Juan hiIl. This honor has been
claimed b7 men Of the Sixteenth and
nlso b the Twenfy-forsh, again sta.
toned &C FUEt DDugiaa. but according
70 Captain McFaFiane, The first man ii
the advance belonged 70 neither regi.
ment. says the Salt Lake Tribune
Neither was he technically In The Ger.
yice Of Uncle Sam.
HE was > Cuban digger. said Cap.
tain 1fcFaElane recently, sand about thu
biggest and blaezest man eyer saw.
In our arst advances he had somehow
become hanger on with the sixth and
sIxteentli. lie was armed with :
machete, ard from the moment We re
ceiyed the first lire OF the enemy b,
seemed literally crazed with military
ard0r. He had never seen troops tax,
an enemy's fire 10 the open. and afteI
the Grst blood he literally tore from III,
rear through our ranks barefoot and
macllete IN hand. As be passed me hli
appearance was 50 unusual and stFikin,
that Il made m impression on me, eves
with the fight raging nround ne. but on
ward be ran like tiger until his prog
ress was stopped BY lines OF wire fence
These he quickly cut with his machett
thereby Opening the way for the SlxtI
and Sixteenth. Onward be dashed, full
% yards in front Of our lirst line, an,
my last sight Of him was M be disap
peared In the Spanish trenches. A fes
minutes later was In the same plac.
but Nil search for the unknown hers
either dead or alive. was fruitless.
Captain LassiteT, however, state
that be had seen the man start dow
hill again with blood streaming from
bullet hole in his face. and that ID th
last known Of this hero Of San Jua
HILL"
This 10 the simple story Of the Girs
man in the American columns 10 reac
the Spanish trenches. and Captain NJ.
Fariane much regrets the impossibilit
Of finding and honoring the name q
the half-savage hero.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13
Coate1t Notice.

DEPARTMENT OF TnR IEfEaIoR.
LAND oESIcE AT c0Va D'ALRxH, IDAHo.
May q. Ieae.
su@cisua contest smdavit hsrinR been aled
In tAis eahce ~ JoAu keWcua. cousestant.
against Homestead entry No. ~. made March -.
isoA cor Q Shw = and y Ssw y. section -.
eswn- ship % n, Range 4 ". D. ~. ~ william
rsyiar, contessee IN whieA h d alleged that aid
wnlism Taylor has wholly ahenAsned said tract,
and changed lila residence theFetrom for more
than stu Inoaths slnce making said eutry. and
NEXT pEies 10 the date herein, that said traes d
not settled spoa and cultivated BY said party %
Seanised b. Law. Said parties are hereby nosi-
aed - appear, respond snd o1er evidence touch.
tug said allegation Al 10 O'Clock .. N. % June
n lso, 6stoss the Register and Receiver % the
United states Land oacs 10 ca,ur d'Alsne.
Idaho. Nh. AUDLnSa.
malSjOala AeEisteE.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

Work on the new bridge over the nv.
CT at Fort Sherman h progressing with.
out delay and number Of piles have
already been driven. There have been
ramors OF injunctiOns by Post Falls
people 70 stop the work, but no move OF
the kind has been made and we do NOT
believe the people OF our neighboring
town intend to interfere In the matter
They were allowed to 60 ahead and
build their bridge without trouble, and
we do not believe they are coming here
70 stir up strife with Cnur d'Alene
The good feeling now prevailing be
tween the two towns should continue, a.
their interests are 30 nearly identical
that what benefits one viii help the
other.
II you have piles. cure them. No us.
undergoing horrible operations thai
simply remove the results OF the diseasI
without disturbing the disease itself
Place your confidence iu DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. Il has never failed to cur,
Others; Il viii not fail to cure you. A
l.. Miller.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

LAND oFFtcR AT cGrR p'ALKSK. IDAuo,
May :. leeA
Notice Is hereby Eirea that the t6la0Wiae.
named settler has tled notice q Als intenlloa -
make anAi prOof IN support q his claim. and
tAaa sid proot win b maac before the hskisacr
and Reeeaser a q. q Land osAcs a Ceeuf a.
AteAe. taaho, % Jane n leo, VA,
WILLIAM A. uofTtS.
IId -. tcs the ssNES and EsssE - tee.
- II - N.RtW.R
lie nNmea NE following witnesses 10 prove hls
continuous Residence upen and cultivation u,
said lana, va, Evrsn o. But;oa. AssAss /,
ktnEsAaEy. John \. Fisher and Harry copseg al
q Harrison. Idaho.
p.H BunIoHG.
mars tGntep Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13
cOu.ss. Notice.

DEPARTMENT OF ruE iSTERIOH,
c. s. Lane aStcE Az cGcR p'ALASE. IDAuc.
April Ia isoe.
SaaAei nj contest aaaan haVing eceu alel
In tAls calre by Nilham }. Stephens contestant.
against Homestead sutr4 No. rs. Iasde SEPT.
~ 1897. fvr ). L. ~ y. ". y, $.EA q ". =. aud
lUts aud 4, section s. Township a \. Range
". D. ~. BY Alexander Trainings. coaeestee. in
which Il e alleged that sald Trimmings hes
wholly abandoned said trset, aad charged hia
residence iheFefrom Tor more THAI six meatl I
sinco makiag said eatFs, ana neat Rstes 80 tbs
date hercins that sald tract Is not settled uPsn.
and cultivated ~ sid party - reIalrea b. ssW,
aid parslCs are helesg ac,ie,d Ia sppest. Fs
sToad aud offsr esiaeuee ,Naehing sal eii-Fa
i.ca =; . o'e.os. -. - Nss =. ita. sess ,
NE Reg,sier and RseelSeg al the Gnilea Ssaie,
Land Once IN coar d'Alcne. Idaho.
D.n. BcDLoSu.
arsss mas.A9 EsFis ef
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

The action Of the Northern Pacific
and burlington railroads, In establish
Is twice-a.week tourist car line between
seattle and Kansas City h a step IL the
right direction. II means that it 10
now possible 70 ct aboard y car at any
point In wGslllnglon. Idaho OF Moniaua
alOng the main line Of the Northern
tactic and o. through to Kansas City
without ehaheNa q delays of any kind.
Cars lsave spokane every Tuesday and
Saturday, ARRIVING a Llncoln. ~ Joseph
and Kansas CIR following Thursday
aud Monday. Gloss connections are
made al umoln ellh solid vestibalsd
trains from Omaha. i'coEaa. chlcago and
81. Louis.
l.erthe can Be Feservcd and tickets e.
cured a sny Northern Pacific tickle,
ollcc, Of h udtfpslng, A. u. JAcKsoE,
p4Ssaaeg Agent, Spokane, Wash.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

That old and reliable publication. The
Northwest Magazine or S. Paul, MINI,
Il Offering 600 10 gold for the Eve lsEg.
ct lists OF subscribers between this
time ard July 70. The prizes range
from 80 70 90. 90, eI5 and so. and
the rules governing the contest are suci
that even those who do not win one Of
the prizes win stiII be wen paid for his
o. her work. The Northwest Magazine
ID firmly established Throughout this
country, where II has thousands Of
friend. and the above offer affords an
excellent opportunity for clerks. school
teachers. housewives. and al money
making men, women and young folks
everywhere TO earn handsome sum Of
money quickly and easily. For fun
particulars, write st once 70 the North
west Magazine. IT. Paul. MINI.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

ny allowing The accamalallons In the
bowels to remain, the entire system Is
poisoned. DewittS Litlle Early Risers
regulate tue bowels. Try them and you
win always use them. A L. Miller
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13

Mrs. Michael Curtain. PainGeld, H.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold which settled on her lungs: she
was treated for month BY her family
physician. but grew worse. He told her
che was q hopeless victim Of eonsump-
ton and that no medicine could cure
her. aier druggist suggested Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption: she
bought bottle and 70 her delight found
herself benefited from irst dose. She
continued its use and after taking six
bottles, found herself sound and well;
now does her own housswork, and Is NJ
well M she ever was.-Free trial bottles
Of this great discovery at A. L. MiIler's
drug store. Only S0eents and 81: every
bottle guaranteed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13
VeleaaIe RTupslsas

are grand. but skin eraptlons rob life
OF j"y. lIucklenS AFuiea Salve cures
iisrn, also old, running anAfevet sores,
ulcers, bolls. teious. eorna. warts. cuts,
bruises, burns. scalds. chapped hands,
cbillaaias. lleat pile cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Only Sscss.
a boz. Cure guaranteed. Sold By A..
l.. Miller. elFuRRiet,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-05-13
"sTOP THEFT"


n i an Old trick among the light
fingered frateFuity b divert attention
from themselves by raising the cry Of
stop thief " and 50 putting the public
on false scent.
There is a certain kind Of advertiser
who Is expert in similar methods. One
Of his tricks is 70 tell women that it's
"reyolting" to write 10 man in con
sultation about disease Women
should write 10 woman" The remain
der Of ehe advertisement invites w0mea
70 write for advice, and Is carefully
worded % convey the idea that tie adj
vice offered is that Of a physician. But
. q close examination shows that there Is
10 physicians advice offered and the
whole clAmor Of write TO q woman !"
IL raised 10 divert atteutiou from the fact
that the woman Offering advice l. not .
doctor. and therefore mot competent 10
give medical advice
Fer the advice q IN unqualified
woman b Inst - dangerous - The
advice % m unqualllied maa.
Women who are sick can obtain medi-
cal advice free By letter, by consulting Or.
R. v. Pierce. chief consulting physician
Of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical In
stitute, Buffalo. y. Y. As an expert in
Che treatment and cure Of female dis
eases Dr.. Pierce takes the highest rank.
m over thirty years experience he has
treated haif-A-million women and Of that
great number ninety eight per cent. have
been perfectly and permanently cured.
Each letter L held as private and its con-
tents guarded as q sacIed confidence.