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Imaeln. Iii. Feeling.

A capital story concerning a prom
inont member Of a stock exchange
Is going the rounds He was n man
who enjoyed his wine, and always took
great care OF II when he happened TO
pick up choice vintage. While living
In a fashionable quarter OF n city
he chanced 10 buy large cask Of
vcryfne old port. which he had placed
at the extreme end OF his cellar, and 20
make perfectly sure that II should not
be touched he had a wall built across
the cellar, and 80 closed II In.
II was about n year or two later that
ho one evening accepted an invitation
70 dine with his next door ncighbor,
when the latter brought out some very
fine old port. Served glasses having
boon drunk. the man OF stocks and
shares recognized rs excellent quality
asked his hosts where he could get
some port Hike H.
well, old fellow" returned the
other. II will let you into n secret, but
don't say anything about H. / was
havng some alterations made in my
cellar lately. when we discovered that
some old fool who lived in this house
before me had built a wall round O
large caak OF port and forgot all about
H. This Is some OF Il, but | am afraid
there isn't much left"
The effect upon the worthy stock
brokers' feelings may be imagined.
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irregular menslruatlon
and ieucorrhea. My
appetite was variable.
stomach sour and bowels
were not regular. and
was subject 20 pains like
collie duringmeustruation
! wrote you and began 20
take Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and
esed two packages Of
Sanativc Wash. Youcan't
imagine my relief. My
courses are natural and
general heelthimproved." I"
MRs. Mamie ADKINS,
La Due, No. writes:
"DEAR Mas. PINKHAM-
/ feel II my duty to tell
you Of the good your
Vegetable Compound has
done my daughter. She
suffered untold agony at
time Of menstruRtion be-
fore taking yourmedicinei !
but the Compound has
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IUREKA sPRINos. ARKANsAs.

EUREKA SPRINGS. ARKANSAS,
Opens February 2Brd In the ozark Noun.
talns Delightful climate. Beautiful seen.
cry. Unequaled medicinal waters Cheap
excursion rates. Through siespess via
Frisco Line. Adress J. o. Plank, Man.
ageF, Room n, Arcade, Century building,
81 Frisco Ticket Oelee. No i02 N. hroad-
way, s. Louis.
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The readers Of this paper will he pleased "a
learn that there N NJ ltus. ono dreaded disease
that science has been able 20 cure In all ~
stages and that N Cataffh Halls Cafnrrh cure
IA y Q only positive cure now known % the
medical fraternity Catarrh being constitn-
tonal disease, requires constitutional treat
mcnt, Halls Catnrrh Cure n taken internaliy y,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of tho Ayeiem, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease ana giving the pat lent
strength BY building up the constitution and
assisting nature Ia doing lts work. 4 he prO-
gretorh have 40 much faith Ia IA curative pow
us. that they offer one Hundred Dollars for
any case that Il fails 70 cure. Send for lst OF
TeatlmcniAia
Address ~ CHENEY A Co. Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists, 7bc
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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That's what this new corn cost. Yields
9D busheis per acre. Big -Four oats go
aud cattle Al a5c per acre Yields bO tonsi
potatoes 81, ~ por bbl, Bromus lnormls,
the greatest grass on earth; ncardesa
Barley 90 bushels per acrei 10 kids
send 'als notico 70 JOHN A. SAFER
SEED CO., Ia CROSSE, WIS, with loo
100 Corn aud 10 Farm aeoi Sam.
pies lwn.l
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why do you call this the court
ROOM" asked the man who was look
ing over the house OF tho man who was
trying 10 sell H.
"nid | say eourtroom3 Mere force
OF habit. I have seven unmarried
daughters"
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Is the way fISDLEY's EYE SALyE
, is sold. Chronic and GrRnulated lids
cured In 80 days. common soro eyoa
In days, or money back for tho ask
ing. sold by all druggists or by
mail, 25c. box.
j. 7. HAYTER, Decatur, Texas.
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The purple fad promises to be run
into the ground, --------------
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Useless discussions often cause bitter
feelings TO materiallze.
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FITS Permanently Cured Nenis ar nervousness after
bret daY use of nr, kiinsg OTest Nerve hestoFer
feud flt FREE $500 trial bottle and tfeatlss.
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rhe woman who sows without n
thImble is not usually the ono who
docs the mendlng for the family.
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Some men are angry because they
do not know what they want.
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i,.;. ! .s' MONEY, LAND OR INHERITANCE Due
ou sIiis /. ruiion psnionfs ns viii rsi Il for yoa.

Policeman Ito fair cycilst)-Cant
you see that sign; "Diamount heref"
Cau't you roadg
Fair one-Yes. can read; but
can't get on.
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We bitterly regret mistakes that we
can not undo.
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What a precious gem contentment Is
TO Ms mortals.
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know that my life was saved by P.slT
Cure for Consumption John A. Miller,
Au Sable, Michigan, April "a, 1875.
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We win pay q salary Of si5 per week and
expenses for man With Rig 60 Introduce Per.
fcction Poultry Mixture aud Insect Destroy
e. in the country Address with stamp,
perleclIon My. Co. paraona. kanana.
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onEsCrNT IIOTEf.

Many a man ia generous TO a fault
n his own.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-25

The face OF a worried woman Is sci.
dom lovely.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-25

Rubbors are ones sole's salvation In
sleety weather.
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when you have good friends. do not
let them escape.
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What n boon 10 woman 10 shop
with n plethorio pocketbook.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-25

"oucer about Ciara's wedding wl,h
that plumber
What was queer?"
"Why he came 90 get married at the
vtly day and hour he said he would"
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why Is II that the model young man
is not interesting?
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relieved the pain given her better color and she feels
stronger and has improved every way very grateful
you for the benefit she has received II great medicine
for young girls"
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Some ministers preach more against
time than evil.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-25

What one calls kittsnish another
calls foolish.
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EM0UL0EMT
MOTHERS

Many young girls beauty h wasted by unnecessary pain
time Of menstruation. and many ndulgent mothers with
mistaken kindness permit their daughters grow careless
about physical health
Miss CARRIE NJ LAND. Big Beaver Mich writes. "DTAR
Mrs PINKnAM-A year ago | suffered from nrofnsn and
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We do not usually desire 20 be crit
ioiGod.
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a lot OF trouble Ia made BY difference
In point Of view.
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WANTED -Case of nad hoalth that R.I.TA.NH
hiil Dot brnnnt frnd 3 cents 81 NiranF Chemical
Co., New Nora. for 20 SAMPLES and iu iesilmoc iaia
The Eddy current., 1899-03-25

While your mind and body Fesf. Carcareta Candy n
hafiif rpair Ysur NiIsstloni your liver your hosel
pat ihsm Ia perfect order Az druggists. oc g. "a
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self for her own sake and especially
for the sake Of her daughter. Write
TO Mrs. Pinkham, az Lynn. Mass.
for her advice about all matters
concerning the Ills Of the feminine
organs.
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Is there a woman who really enjoys
stamping n letter.
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HANY dutui daughter pays In pain for her mothers
lVN ignorance perhaps neglect
The mother suffered and she thinks her daughter
must suffer also This s true only limited extent No
excessive pain Is healthy Every mother should inform her
The Eddy current., 1899-03-25

Time tide aud trains wait not for
tnrdy man.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-25

ltw wouien can keep 4 secret and
rot many men.
The Eddy current., 1899-03-25

Mra' Winsiow'a soothing syrup.
ftidIru laethiug, aufirna ihg Flua, Ieircea tn
O. neiin, ,aisie paln' cures Nind collie ~ ape.,ia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

nidt gu Sauie uno bDren 81 ibrer 8er@
numbering, baB er ieit benz Worgen
ni9t baeepeIen lit. Wobin tunn er
sesansen iein. UNI ii9 gu fdfen9 8iels
lei9t in ieinen Club? IS lit bas alers
bines fem gang seeisneter Plub, UNI
Sroit uno Safung gu iu4en, aber lie
frasen troboem bort on. Scr. Sobnz
ton mar ben gansen Gag iiber ni9t
pasepeIen. Gs piro cine turSe 8sras
tbuns sebalten, aber Riemano lit bas
fir, umautsbren. sic baben ibr Be-
ties setban, i'm aufsuftnoen, unb iie
pollen ieBt nm ieoen preis GepiB6eit
baben; Der &uti9er erbGlt bic Weiz
flung, na9 Der SbalitraBe, Soutbpart
gu fabren.
Gs 1T 8 l1br Gbenbs unb elm
Samstag. Die StraBsn pimmeln
BON Mrbeitern, bic nit ibrem Wo6enz
lobu aus Sabrtten unb Wertitdtten
tommen, unb bon 9ertGufern, Die ibs
men bic peri6ieosnltsn @esenitGnbe
gum &auf anbieten; allmGbli6 aber
laiIen lie oas lGrmenbe Sreiben binter
ii9 unb biesen in itiuere unb abeeleees
mere StraBen elm uno selangsn enblid
na4 pielem Sinz unb Serfrdsen gu
einem @iienbubnoamme, in befIen
Shatten Elm unternebmenber 9dumeis
tier cine &eibe bon biinnpanbigen,
i4malfenitrigen, tleinen Sduiern aufz
sefiibrt bat. bic 10 peritedt baliegen,
dls pdre es feline ausbriidli9e 9lbii9t
setpeien, lie 10 unauffinobar als mDsz
li4 gu bauen.
GortieBunsfoIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

ssr;nsitsn o:riidIi6 igft uno i6
CLAUDE, dls Batter battle i6 popl Elm
GteGt, Oies gu boffen = 10 laiie Die ans
g%elegenbeit ruben"
gben polte Sntel SsSpe cine Mntnort
geben ais elm Oiener eintrat unD linn
meloete, bab Elm Mann unten lei, Der
i'm b%rinsenD 81 lpre6en piinide.
SaItig perlieB er bas 3immer unb
itieg bic Sreppe binab. Sm 8orbaus
fam i6m Bin Bottom entgesen.
SD babe ibn seieben," fliiiterte biez
Ter atbemlos, ~unb iA peib ieBt no er
lebt."
Ser Manr, Der bas pferb Bel 81
men mist6ete?"
rSa, ib fam beI9pDren, bab er es
lit. SD lam sic ausenblidlid gu ieis
ner Dobnuns flbren, penn Sic poIz
len."
rNein, nein, au~senblidlid ni9t. Wie
beibt er?"
SIR 5arrp Benton"
nunmDsli9!" rief Snfel Spe Suriidz
prauenb.
r@s lit TO-" ent9esnete Bin, einen
Strobbalm 5pii9en ben 3dbnen brez
beno.
,@rtannte er Sie?"
nSa, unb es lit meme Meinung, bab,
fpenn Sic ii9 ni6t beeilen, er ii6 pies
Der bapon MAIDEN piro, er unb Die
Dame"
,0el6e Oame9"
.Nun, feline Srau permutbli9; iie
pirb penigitens Mr. Benton %senannt."
r&ommen sic bier beretn," faste
Sir Gilmore, bic S6iir gu pes Gettors
Stuoir5immer Dffnenb, bas mub i4
genauer bDren."
Bill betrat bas 3immer, nadbem er
feline Stiefel iprsfdltig an Der oapore
liegenben Matts gereinigt bate. Snz
tel Spe iebte Iid auf einen SeiIel me-
ben Dem &amin uno ipinfte 9ia nGber
gu treten. 9ieler lieb feline Ylide neus
gierig in benz 3immsr umberI6peifen;
plDbli9 bafteten Tie an elmer pbptogras
p9ie, Die in einem goloenen Hubmen
auf benz &aminIims Itano.
nSei Soft, bas lit fie!" rief er, pera
ipunbert auf bas Bib 5eiseno.
n9as lit Mtb Sobniton, bic bon ben
8lippen gu Repburp geitiirat iein ioa."
rOas lit Mrs. Benton, Die in Der
SbalitraBe, Soutbpart, pobnt," be-
bauptste Sin.
.Sbr fDnnt Cure Srausr fir Maris
able9en." ia9te Sntel Spe, ais er cine
babe Stunoe ipdter gu STA unD ibrem
8ater Suriidfebrte. rWir iino QQs
auf pas grauiamite setdui9t porben.
Marie lit in iener Na9t ni9t iibsr bic
8lIppen geitiirat. 9arrp Benton bat lie
entiibrt.*
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08
70.

Wir polen urs ieBt bon Bin Bot
tom etpas genauer beriGten laf1en.
mas i'm gu Der @nnabme peranlaBte.
bab MfiB Solution uno Mrs. Benton
pieielbe Peripn ieien.
Oils er an benz 4benb, an benz Iein
Serr i'm entlahen bate. in Der NGbe
bes 9abn6ofes umberi9lenberte, obne
gu niTIen. mas er eisentli9 tbun Iolte,
fam Der 3us bon 2onbon an unb nit
linn Elm &eiienber in einem laneen,
tpeiten Hegenmailtel, ben &opf in einen
groBen Sbdpl getpidelt, ais babe er
3abntpe3. gr i9ien Ii9 ebenlo renig
mie Bill FLAIR gu iein, mas er SunG9lt
tbun iOate, uno ging uni9liiiiis elm
padr Mal auf unb ab. Damn trdt er
gu Bill beran unb fragte Jpn, Oh er linn
elm Pfero peri4affen tonne, obnebaB
Semano oapon erfabre.
Bin tpuBte, mo Der Stali6liiNel Bel
ieinem ebemaligen Serrn hing, er pabte
Die 8elegenbeit ab, unb es bauerte niGt
LANCE, 10 bradte er Elm pferb beraus,
oas, tpie or Sntel Sbe perIi6erte, I9on
piel gu lange feline 9epesung gebabt
bate unb ii9erli9 trant 9eporoen
mare, bate er es ni4t Elm 8is6en on
bic frii6e 2uft sefibrt. Der 5rembe
bate peripro9en, bas pferb nm 10
ubr suriidSubringen, aber es i9lus 10
uno bann IL ubr, obne baB Semdnb
fam. S9on slaubte 9ia, einem 9aus
ner in Die Sdnoe gefaaen gu iein, als
Der Grpartete fam, aber nt9t aIein.
Der lange Hod, ben berIelbe friiber
ielbit getragen bate, biiate iebt bic Sc
Halt zines tleineren 8esleiters Bis au
ben SiiBen elm, pdbrenb bic 3apuse
8ppf unb 8eii9t besielben fait pollz
itdnbis Derbiiate. Der Serr rebete Ieiz
men 8~efGbrten nit rgcprse" an, aber
8iG 8ottom la6te nur beimli6 baau.
gr bate ben eriten Bid %ertannt, bdB
cine Dame in Dem Mantel itedte. 0as
Weinen i6ten berIelben bic ganae ,3eit
iiber nabe gu iein, unb ibr Yesleiter
mar emSig bemiibt, ibr Sroit unb
Wutb susulpre6en.
DIS Der na9 2onbon sebenbe 3ua
bereit itano, CAB Der Serr Bin 8ottom
bas @elb, um spei gilsts eriter 3lafe
gu taufen. unb ais oieisr ibn bebilfli6
mar. in ben 3us 81 itetgen, fanb er Sc
lesenbeit, einen 9lid auf bas @eiidt
Der iunsen Dame gu perfen. SIS mar
oieielbe, bic er beute in Der SbalitraBe
unb ieBt bier auf Der Photographic ses
Ieben bate.
r@bsr ipesbalb INN bes Simmels
nilen, baben sic benin bas glGes niht
friber ersGblt?" frasts Sntel sSpe, als
er Bis bierber gebDrt bate.
sd pubte ni9t, baB Sic iib audi
fir bic Dame intereIiirten!"
.Satten Sic benn nidt bon benz llns
gliidsfale. in Neipburp sebDrt2"
.Sas bate i6 tpobl, aber it pubte
nidt bab Der Serr serabe in Nepburp
getpeIen mar"
limb no baben Sic ben Ssrrn tpies
berseieben9"
sd sing nit einem suten Sreunbe
geraoe iiber Die Weitminitsrbriide, als
i6 i'm traf. Srob ieinsr blauen 8riGe
ertannte id i'm ioslei6. Oils Sic mir
bann ben Iuftrag gaben. linn aufsua
paHen, CAB i6 i6arf 4dt, OBJ ib i'm
ni6t pieber iabe. uno mein &amerab
bali mir babel, aber mir fonnten LANCE
ni9ts bon ibm entbeden. Gnoli6 la
men mir babinter, baB er otter in einen
3eitungslaoen sins unb bort aanae
padete BON alteu 3eitunsen auiamz
m~cntaufte. Wir lesten uns in ben Sins
terbdlt, aber er mar auf Ieiner Sut.
3pansig Wtal pobl lit es inn aellnz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-08

- Sas metrii9e MaBipftsm feiert
in oieiem Sabre isin bunpsrtidbrises
SubilGum.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-14
THE CAREER IF
EX-GOVERNOR FLOWER


/ Ex-Governor Roswell =. Flower. WIN
died the other day, began his business
experience when he was eighteen years
old. His first employment was as sales
man in the dry goods store OF Z. d.
Woodward. in Philadelphia. That
lasted for two months. when his en-
ployer failed. Young Flower returned
then to his mothers home. in Theresa
where he spent the spring and summer
at work on the farm. In August. 1S5s
he began clerking in a hardware store
in Watertown, the county seat. leaving
that position in a month TO become den
uty postmaster of the place. For six
years he held that office. receiving as
salary $50 a month and board. II was
on OF his faVorite "reminiscences of
more prosperous times that the first
$50 he received was invested in a gold
watch, which, yielding to- his trading
instincts. he sold TO a man who after
war went West. giving his note for
$50, which Mr.. Flower never collected.
Mr.. Flower saved $1,000 in the course
of his six years service. With his
savings he purchased n half interest
in a jewelry store, the firm being
Hitchcock & Flower. His financial
genius soon told, and two years later
he bought out his partner, and enlarg-
ed the business in which he continued
until 1869. In 1869 Henry Keep. who
sister of Mrs Flower, was on his death
bed. Three weeks before he died. Mr..
Keep asked Mr. Flower to come to
New York. Mr.. Keep had been Presi-
dent of the New York Central. and
Treasurer of the Michigan, Southern,
and Lake Shore railroads. and was
then President of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway.
1t was not until 1881 that Mr.. Flower
became prominent in politics. In the
interval between 1869 and that year.
he was busy accommodating the fortune
that led later to his prominence in the
financial world. He had always been
an active Democrat. and had served as
Chairman of the County Committee of
Jefferson county. He was a friend of
Samuel J. Tilden, of his first meeting
with whom this story is told by the
historians of his political career: Mr..
Tilden was making a trip through the
State when Mr.. Flower met him one
day on the train. Mr.. Tilden expressed
admiration for the Jefferson county or
ganiZation. Mr.. Flower explained that
its efficiency was due to the prepon-
derating influence of the young men in
the organization. and said TO Mr..
Tilden that if he hoped to succeed TO
the craftsmanship of the state commit
! tee in the following year he must atfi-
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late with the younger element 81 the
party.
You do not seem 60 recognize IN.
fact, Mr.. Tilden. that a man under fifty
years OF age has any influence tn poll
ties" said Mr.. Flower. 90 o.. aulsrr-
ueut OF the listeners. who w.r, not ar-
customcd To hearing tn. true situation
tluutly put TO Mr.. Tild.u. The yuuue
men control the party" continued the
young WATERFOWL man. and YOU must
extend your Acquaintance anon. chem
or be- prepared 90 give up the leader
ship"
The veteran politician. contrary Co
the expectations of those who knew
him. was impressed with Mr.. Flowers
remarks. and replied that o.. was
anxious 90 make the acquaintance 80
young men. At AR. Flowers suEEss-
ton. Mr.. Allen &. Beach Of WatsVtowu
was sent for 10y Mr.. Tildeu. AIR. Beach
went 20 Mr.. Tilden's house and spent
two or three weeks iu extending the
reorganization throughout TN" state
HenC. rose the famous "Tildeu orraui-
zatiOn." In 1877. rs chairman ~ the
Democratic state committee. Mr.. Flow
er managed the campaign with signal
success.
In 1881. Mr.. Flower represented the
18th New York district TN Congress
He was again elected I'm 1855. In 1891
he was elected governor. defeating 7.
Sloat FasSctt. the Republican C1udi-
date
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-14

Just received. % com
uletc assortment Il Plush Wasl
Caps and silk Caps Everythin.
in this line the very newest.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-06-14

RUGS, cct1 square
RUGS. square
eetl2 at
FANCY MATING. 40 rolls. So 25 roll.
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WOULD NOT SUFFER so AGAIN
FOR FIFTY TIMES ITS PRICE.

1 awoke last night with severe pains
in my stomach. / never felt so badly
in all my life. When I came down TO
work this morning l felt so weak !
could hardly work. went 20 Miller *
McCurdy's drug store and they recon-
mended Chamberiain's Cole. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. Il worked like
magic and one dose fixed me all right.
1t certainly Is the finest thing I ever
used for stomach trouble. / shall not
be without Il in my home hereafter.
for ! should not care to- endure the
sufferings OF last night again for fifty
times it's PRICE,. II. Wilson, Livery
man, Burgettstown, Washington Co.
Pa.
This remedy is for sale by all dealers.
BENSON SMITH * CO. LTD,
Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
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Rough
Rid,s!

\ complete line of Boy,-,. PA
cgs OUTFIT. Hat. Coat. I, r.--
Eius-lll sizes.
Just received q large l,sv A.
suTtmcut % Boys Fauuti,,--,ses
White aud Colurcd.
\ fine new line % Moit,rtsna
shirt Waists. which Nc aAnr AZ
80 cents. !
= large variety of wash grrn
suits Tor Boys and Chiidrcu, SIS
To seso.
White P!quc and Duck 90
boys. al sizes. from 9. ~.
our regular nn. line S.-ts.
Clothing. Furnishings. Hats -atss.
Agents for Dr. pssms1-s L.s,~.s
Cuicrzear. Scad sor Ca.
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High=Class
Portraits.

Men and women are judged by the
expression and modelling OF the face,
good judge of human nature, to take
anything from the delineation of a
injustice. A good photographer must
be careful in the composition of por-
Mr.. Davey guarantees a perfect photo
graph.
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II YOU WANT 20 have a good
laugh go to the oRPHEUM tonight.
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MAPS OF HONOLULU, UNMOUNT-
ed, so cents each. Maps of Hawaiian
Islands, unmounted, so cents each by
Hawaiian Gazette Co.. Won Holt Block
King Street 6144
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-28
MORRISON HAKIKr Z A
He Was shSt Down during an In
gsgsnsnt in the Phiippines-
Parents Live Hare

WaIian n. HGaley. of this city, xss,
according 60 . dispatch from General
Gus killed IN N engagement with the
insnrgsEIts. s miles westof Osbn, P. L,
On sepG q or ga. hat part Of ne
message touching On the engagement
in which Hanlsy wss killed, follows:
son September - and g SnydsI
attacked strong insurgent positions
about I've mics west Of oebn viii
IS ofacsrs and men, Tennessee Rsgi-
msnl and 51T onoers and men, Nine.
teentb, sixth and Twenty-third In
tkntry, and SIXTH Artillery, drivinE
enemy from works and cApturins
seven forts, and fourteen Intrenehet
and fortified places. Oar lospes; Phi.
vHts william n. Hanlsy, A, sixth In
tGnrry, killed, and soar wounded
Enemy's hes estimated Ct forty. In.
szrgsnts rstreated 10 new fortiaca'
uons far soathwesa Snyder returned
70 Csbn with Tennessee troops, whs
had disenbArked from transport In
dana TO take part In action. fws
companies Of the Nineteenth Infantry
hold Important positionsin mountains
"0rIsn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-09-28
Board Of Eoalization Meets.


The neutrality-suspicious. met o-day
to change and make any correction
that might be deemed advisable In
the various merchants lists, ne made
out and returned by the County As
SCISSOR, Taylor Berry; there were bul
few changes made. Mr. Berry'i
accuracy and good Judgment In the
proper manner Of securing true and
accurate lists made the meeting oI
the board futile, except to comply
with the statutory requirements. IL
this connection it may be news "a
some to learn that the last Genera
Assembly repealed the act OF 1897,
making the assessors Office q one
term ofice. This viii make Mr.. Berry
eligible to re-electlon, and there r 9
great many voters who woulI be glad
to vote for him Q second time. wher
seen BY : reporter Of the LEDGER to-
day, and asked concerning the nkeli-
hood Of his being Q candidate for q
second term, Mr. Berry merely said:
81 an too busy TO talk to you to-day;
and then / don't believe in worrying
the public with candidates all the
time. l want to meet the Board Of
Equalization nov and then there are
the books still unhnished. Come back
1t some more convenient season and
I viii talk 10 you"
Whether Mr.. Berry concludes TO
maze the race for . second term or
not, certain Il Is that Audrain county
has never had > more efficient or
conscientious assessor than Taylor
Berry.