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WRECKED DURING A GALE.
The British Schooner Olive Louise q
Total Loss

HALIFAX, n. s, Jan. SO-A heavy
southeast gale has been blowing on this
coast causing considerable damage. The
British schooner Olive Louise, which left
Halifax on Sunday for her home port,
Lunenburg, was driven ashore az the en-
trance TO that harbor and went to pieces.
She was new vessel. costing Sc, OOO and
was insured for half that amount Cap
tain link, who commanded her, was large
ly interested.
The German oil tank steamer Wilkom-
men, from Hamburg for New York. has
put in, being short OF coal.
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NJ ME. THEO,

Medium and Cad Reader Washingtoa's most
famous ClairvOysnt aud Palmist. Consult her on
business, love, and family Affairs; rcunites he
separated; removes spells; causes speedy mar
riases, ana gives luck. Open daily. German
spoken; 25C and soc. 90 II ST. NV ia29--t
AnIFN who desire a Monthly Regulator
ullIf y that cannot fail will please ad-
dress with stamp DR.. STEVENS.
Buffalo, y. L de5-tu, n, sat-lyr
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Fcn FROM a halfway 1rIdg.

PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. 3O.-Capt. W.
l. Worsham, one Of the oldest conductors
on the Norfolk and Western Railway, was
seriously injured yesterday by falling from
a bridge at Warwick Swamp, near Waiver
ly Station, on the above named road. At
the time OF the accident he was superin-
tending the unloading OF some gravel He
was taken TO his home at Crewe.
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Sew York Cntton Mnrke1.
Jurier to Number Thirtrcn.

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. 3O.-Assemblyman
Weekes, Of New York has introduced
a bill providing for thirteen instead
OF twelve jurors for criminal cases. The
bin embOGies a plan suggested by William
J. Goungs, Secretary to the Governor. who
was district attorney OF Queens county
during the trial OF Mrs. Mack. when one
Of the jurors was taken i'll, and a delay
was Occasioned. Circumstances of a SINH
lar character have developed in the Mol
neuX trial
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SMALLPOX IN NEW YORK.
One Case Discovered and Quarau
tined in n Tenement.

tIhru IN a Icnement.
MOUNT VERNON, y. Y, Jan. 3O.-A
case Of fully developed smallpox was dis
covered in a tenement house on Fifth Ave-
nue., between Fifth and Sixth streets, in
this city, this morning, by DR.. H. Eugene
Smith. health officer. John Brown, col
cred, forty years old, and keeper Of the
city prison under the administration OF
former Mayor Brush is the victim
The house is occupied by a number OF
families and as a result the whole build
ing has been quarantined. and a guard
established to prevent people either en-
tering or leaving the building. This is the
first case Of smallpox that has developed
here in two years, but II is feared that all
the tenants have been infected and that
more cases will result.
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THOUGHT TO BE A FooTPAD.
The Arrest Of AnstrOnR Parker for 4
Serious offence

Anstrong Parker, eolored. twenty-four
years Of age, was arrested about s O'Clock
last night by Detectives Hartigan and Par
ham and locked up at No. ! Station on sus-
picion Of being the footpad who has been
holding up and robbing women in the
southeastern section Of the city during the
past two weeks.
. The prisoner as yet has not been identi-
ned. Packer was recently released from
jail after serving a term for larceny.
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Mrs. Capt Hugh Lewis.

222 G Street n. w. cured of BrOn-
chial Catarrh and Incipient Con
sumption, after being given up by
other eminent specialists and pro-
nOunced incurable.
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.IudOe O. H. GREY

The distinguished jurist and pub
lie speaker Of Carson City, New,
now residing at 617 18th st. NV,
was cured of Bronchitis and
Hoarseness that he had for two
years.
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Read What Your NeighbOrs Say.
SignOr NJ. Mama.

The distinguished vocal teacher
and director of st. Patrick's choir,
says: l was cured of a very ag-
grayated case of Pharyngitis by
your marvellous treatment.
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Miss Maggie BarghauSen,

334 X Street 5. w, relieved Of
heavy, deep-seated Bronchial
Cough in three weeks that had
troubled her and her physicians
for months.
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MAiE- DREAMER, born elairyoyant and card
reader guarantees satisfaction; prices &c
and zoe. S07 7th St. NV ia2o3t
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For Men Only

My little book, Three
Glasses of Men" sent free
in plain sealed envelope
upon request. 1t embodias
the truths ] have learned
from my 90 years ex-
perience as a specialist. Il
tells all about my famous
DR.. SANDEN ELEC.
TRIO BELT, with electric
Suspensory. the great home
selt-treatment for weak
men This Belt is worn az
uirhf -,,~s,,r- xii -.
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Victoria Endorses COLI.

CFrom the Birmingham, Eng, Post)
It is not generally known that the Queen has
shown some sympathy with the game Of golf Her
Majesty has provided q course both at Balmoral
and Osborne for the members Of the royal house
hold and she contemplate holding a small annual
tournament on her Scottish links.
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vanced well during the first two "0uFs On
heavy short covering

Missouri Pacific advanced TO a early in
the day on pool buying. One Of the stories
Heated regarding this stock is that the
Countess Castellane has sold out her hold
ings 10 the Standard oil people, but there
is no reason to credit the statement
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POrtIeres Made OF Feathers.
Fron the Philadelphia RecOrd.)

(frohs the Philadelphia HecoTd)
A pair Of odd portieres hang in the reception
room OF the Authors Club in Germantown
They made Of the feathers Of birds those Of the
peacock predominating. Two swans heads hold
the pOrtieTes back at the bottom They were
presented to the club by Er. Horace McCready
who has shot birds in al p;rts Of the world
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Have you a cougET'
Are you losing neshT'
DO YOU cough az nightY''
Have you pain in sidel'f
do you take cold essiIyT'
Is your appetite variableT'
Have you stitches in sideg"
Do YOU cough until you gsgF'
Do you raise irOthy materiaIT'
Do you cough on going TO bedg'
DO you cough in the morning.
Are you low spirited al timesf"
DO you spit up yellow matterI'
is your cough short and hackingf"
DO you spit up little cheesy lumpsF'
Have you a disgust for fatty foOdsg'
rs there a tickling behind the palsteF'
DO you feel you arc growing weakerl'
rs there burning pain in the throatF'
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IF you HAVE

a tendency to weak lungs, cold
is dangerous. SCOTS Emulsion
strengthens the lungs and helps
you to work off the cold.
Al Druggists SOC. and .L-@
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General Otis has cabled the following
deaths and casualties TO the War Depart
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wa.hInrton Stool E.chnnEe.

Sales-U. S. As. registered. 1907: 5000
ia 1-2; U. s. 3's. registered; S2.OO06r
100 -: Columbia r r SIS: S2.OOO6112; Po-
tumac Fire Insurance, 25m75. Columbia
Title Insurance: 4a5; Capital Traction "a
80; Mergenthaler Linotype: 25G195 Ia;
American GraphOphOne. 50d11 ga After
call-Washington Gas 25G54 Is.
COVFRNAfpNT pONDQ
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SIeep all results OF youthful errors, etc. such as
oOceie. over ?, 900 gave testimony IN $500. an
swer an letters personally, or belt may be ex-
Df n. G.sANDEN. Sac B'duay. New York, NY.
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II is said that the next report OF the
Southern Pacific will be a fine one and as
usual there is talk OF an early dividend
on the stock. probably without foundation.
The stock was strong this morning
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AMERICAN STOCKS active
The IndustrialS Rise In Sympathy
with Steel and Wire.

Local fractions Strongly Generally
Firm Tone I'm RniIVnys-The IrreE-
ing Price of COnsOIs without Eff
iect I'm the New York Exchange
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Mr.. William A. COe.

421 New York Avenue, says: l
had catarrh so bad ! had lost my
voice. / was relieved in twenty
treatments.
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Mr.. Julian i. COckerille.

President LucrO Company, No.
141I q Street \. w, cured of Post
Nasal Catarrh.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, BEFORE LEWIS l. ONEAI,-
ESQ, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-THONAs
G. HENSEY, MELVILLE ID. HENSEY, AND
WALTER r. HENSEY Co-partners TRAD
ING AS THOMAS G. HENSEY CO., Plain
tins vs.. EDGAR c. KELLOGG. Defendant
Law No. 1885
A summons in due form having been Issued out
OF this court 10 lawful constable Of this District
for the said defendant, and the same having been
returned mot to be found, it is hereby ordered
that said defendant cause his appearance to he
entered herein on or before the 23D DAY OF FIR
RUARf, 1900; otherwise the cause viii be pro-
ceeded with as in case OF default
LEWIS ]. O'NEkL. Justice OF the Peace
CHAhLES EARL, Attorney foF plaintiffs.
ja30,fe7,l4
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Trus. but he carries ths All
Cushion Trua all over the United
w States- Men, women. and -ehildrel
scar and Ike them. The h:T Cushion Pad holes
With comfort; nothing else will Consultation
and two weeks trial Tree. Once. parlors. wait
ing and consultation rooms on the same dOOF
Catalogue free. THE RORICK AIR CUSHION
TRUSS COMPANY, 122& T st. NV, ID Goor.
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The decision Of Judge Kohlsaat, OF Chi
cage. yesterday that the Illinois antitrust
law is unconstitutional is well received by
the bulls.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit and the other
traction securities were all buOyant and
strong, showing more activity than for
any day in .wO weeks. Sugar also adj
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Atchison's January statement, will it IL
said. be nearly if not quite as good as
that OF December.
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Disease of Bronchial Tubes.

THIS CONDITION OFTEN RESULTS FROM
CATARRH EXTENDING FROM iHE HEAD AND
THROAT, AND. II LEFT u. HECKED EX
TENDS DOWN THE WINDFIrE INTO THE
BRONCHIAL TUBES, AND IN TIM. ATTACKS
THE TIFNgEG
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SIX MEN AFLoAT ON THE ICE.
The Peril of "a Party of Fishermeu
on Lake Michigan.

on Lake Michigan.
MENOMINEE. Micl Jan 30.-Six men
supposed to be fshermel, who went out
from Mekane to set MS. have been seen
adrift on a section o. Ice which was de-
tached from the main tody and blown
south OF this city by the high southwest
winds. Their rescue is a matter Of grave
doubt. A boat went out to bring them
back but il has not returned
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CATARRH TO CONSUMPTION
Deafness and Bronchitis.

his the Season of Greatest Danger to the Lungs
Age No Barrier Against the Good Effects of the
Treatment That Cures-Free Tria-LOw Fees.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDA

T'sio02 ~ year ruuiing" gold. .... ....
Is 1901 Water stDcX' currency 80, 80.
IS 1905 water stOc't' currency zee. -. |
Funding currency }. ij'5.. 5000. rs zee. /
~ 5 Reg. 9-iU's. lSlI 1911 ........... 800. -.
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Chicago Grain and Provision Market

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & c..
members OF the New York Exchange.
1913 Street
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New York stock oIurKcI.

Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co..
members OF the New York Exchange.
1919 Street.
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mos important change was apparent
In the temper Of the stock market this
morning. There was good huving during
the entire first Two hours. both fo- the
snort and the long accounts. Prices ad-
Nanced handsomely nearly an over the
list from a fraction To- two or three points
Business WAS bTISIeT than for three weeks
past. The street seemed entirely 10 have
forgotten that the war IN South Afric.
exists, and number OF excellent events
IN the home situation filled the bears with
misgivings and the bulls with confidence
Inc Indications were that the advance
"ouio continue ,oday, and perhaps for
Two or three days al least though as vel
the public is not BUYER To any evfenr
and professional realizing will make am,
extended advance dificult Money was
again creep. and the outlook is for ar-
Cther hnt bank statement The Ameri-
can Steel and Wire dividend the BurIinp-
ton earnings statement for DerrInb-r ana
number OF other events were better Tan
mad been expected.
The important news of the mornipo ,,a.,
the action of the Steel and Wire peopIe
ana the report OF the company for the first
year OF It's existence. II NAV be said
without eNaggeratiOn that the report is
better than was anywhere expected The
company had net earnings for the wear Of
more than $4,000. GOO After setting aside
Sl,VoOOO FOR deterioration OF plant and
*ZoO.OOO for bad-debt fund, and after
paying the preferred stock dividend. there
was earned on the common stock more
IMAM IL per cent. The directors declared
per cent dividend for the entire coming
year out OF the past years earnings. The
dividend is to be paid quarterly, but stock
holders are assured OF a continuance Of the
rate for one year at least In addition to
this. the company will. il is understood
retire part OF the preferred stock out Of
the surplus earnings.
The Steel and Wire securities were both.
strong this morning, the common in mar
ucular showing buoyancy and strength. II
advanced 10 % and better passing Federal
Steel. common. early in the day. All OF
the steel and iron stocks were strong in
sympathy with Wire There cannot be any
doubt as to the excellent impression that
this statement made on the Street gener-
ally. II answered a number OF questions
that the bears have been asking for
months past and in a most satisfactory
way.
The Burlington statement for December
showed decrease in net earnings as had
been expected. but il was so small that
u had bullish effect ON the stock IL any
thing. The net decrease for the month
was $4,000, less than that OF December
year ago. Burlington was strong this
morning advancing quickly to I22 and bet
ter, the highest price in several davs
Rock Island also was strong but St Paul
Jagged Somewhst although showing a gain
al u o'clock over the closing price OF yes
terday.
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Is The voice huskyl =
DO you spit up slimeF'
do you ache all over2'
do you snore at uightT
do you blow out scsbsl''
''Is the nose stopped up2'
Does yow nose discharge
does the nose bleed easlvf''
rs this worse toward H.ghtT'
Does the nose itch and bUrnF'
is there pain across the eyOsF'
is there tickling IN the throatT'
rs YOUR sense Of smell lezviugF'
is there pain Ia front Of headf'
DO you hawk 20 clear the throatI"
rs the throat dry in the m0mingT'
Are you losing yOuT sense OF tastes''
DO you sleep with the mouth openT'
Does your nose stop up toward nightY'
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MADAME REVERE,

A3iE DAVIS, born clairvoyant and card reader
tells about business. removes spells and evil
influences, reunitcs the separated, and gives luck
TO all; cures piles and drunkenness. I22s 18th 81
NV. ialQ-lno. en-
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Disease OF Head and Throat.

THE HEAD AND THROAT BECOME DISEASED
FROM NEGLECTED COLDS. CAUSING CA
TARRH WHEN THE CONDITION OF TIE
BLOOD PREF .SPOsEs TO THIS CONDITION.
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1904 Street NJ. w.

Mrs Roe viii serve to LADIES. delicious
cup OF coffee. si1er which she Will read your
fate in the grounds. From 70 daily. except
SUNDAY. ja2S-7t
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER.
SPECIALIST

SPECIALIST
IN Obstetrics. Gold medal EE1TCec Tor The seIeuee
Of Obstetrics from the University OF llurick b.
vsria. Treats successfully vomen's complications
ano irregularities. private EznitariuIu hyr Iadies
before and during confinement Irfants adopted
once hours, TO .. a. ag Pa are. nv.
Washington. D. c selgtf
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AIR L. NORRIS. Baltimore's talented medium.
at 80 9th ST. NV. daily from 10 10 s. Sun
days included; sesnces Tues. and Fri, D. n:
Wednesdays 2:3O p m; Sunday nights at Naccsr
bee Temple. 9Th St NV; good music; silver col
lection ia24Tt
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Nouee of psmoera.le Pr mary Election

Notice Of Demoeratlc Pr mary Election
Notice is herety given that a Demo.
cratic primary election for the purpose
OF electing delegates to the Marion
County Democratic Convention, ~ be
held ~ Salem, Or, April 7, 1900, will be
held from . o'clo'k 10 O'clock y. m.
on Saturday, March "a, 1900. in each OF
the following named precincts in the
city OF Salem, Marion county, Oregon,
towit: Salem No. l, Salem No. 2,
Salem No. 3 AMI Salem No. 4; the
polling place, number OF delegates to he
elected. and the judges Of eertion, ior
each Of said precincts are, Salem NJ |,
polling pace. the old engine house NJ
the North end oi Liberty street in said
city, delegates 8, aud judges ID. j. Fry,
y. Y. Walker aud \. u Mauzey Salem
No. 2, polling place front rooms over tel.
ephone office on Commercial street,
d legates 8, and Judges, A. d Palmer,
Thomas Cautirld aud + +. Osburn
Salem No. 3, p0lling place at Johns
harness shop, 81 State street, delegates
4, and judges, John Gray, W. II. Cook
and +. w. Durbin; Salem No 4, polling
place at Hansen 4 Lnndnn's Sash &
Dor factory on High street, delegates
., and judges. T. B. Wait, Geo. Croisan
aud Henry Papo.
w. + FINER,
Secretary Marion County Democratic
Central Committee.
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PERSONALS

Mai. Willis J. Dunniway, Of Portland,
II In the city.
J A. Hicks Of silverton was Sale m
visitor today.
Miss Wolf, Of silyerton, is visiting Al
the home OF Geo. Griswold.
Ej'tor Crawford Of the Independence
West Side. was a Salem visitor today.
J. y. Shoup Is showing some fancy
curves on his bicycle, Theses fno days
Il. @. Pentland, OF Independence. was
a passenger south this morning Tor Gold
Hill.
Miss Ethel Gardner who has been In
the city, visiting friends returned home
this morning.
Miss Izello Buroh left this morning Tor
Portland where she takes position at
oldS a Kings.
Guy schelody, who has boon In the
city visiting his sister Mrs. Frank Dur.
bin left today ior Idaho.
Mrs. r. w. Gage Of Ptineyille, who
has bccn In the city visiting Mrs. J. q.
Cherry returned homo today
Mr., aud Mrs. Chas, Bursgrai Of
Albany Who have been In tho city visit.
Ing returned home this mornIng.
Mrs \. n. Radab,ugh was passenger
Tor Turner this morning, from AN over
SUNDAY visit with Mr, Radabaugh.
Miss Maud Bilyeu Of scio. who has
been In the city visiting at the home Of
Mr., and Mrs, Burkhart. returned homo
this morning.
I'd 7 Judd, who will come into the
county Republican convention with
quite following lor county Judge, was
Ia the city today,
Ms. Alice Doid was passenger thi.
morning for Albany, where She was
5 Allied .o the bedside oi her friend Mrs.
Duncan Monteith, who Is dangerously
N,
Mr. and Mrs. W. !. Morgan and son,
'eA.oi Moorcsyille, Ind, who have bcen
a tho city visiting At tie homo OF Me. /,
lad Mr. n. y. Elliott, left this morn.
NJ ior NeWberg.
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say that am looking better now than l
have for years. They want to know
what have been doing, look so we'll
1 tell them that Pe-ru-na did it. l hope
DR. Hartman will live many years more
to help others as he did me."-Mrs. H..
Buthe, 1884 Sixth street.
Every woman should have a copy Of
"Health and Beauty" This book con
tains specific instructions for the treat.
ment and cure Of female catarrh. It's
illustrated and contains much infoiua-
ton. Address DR.. Hartman, Columbus,o
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WHITE HOUSE RESTAUR MI

What was you saying about those
meals'
said they were the best / ever eat.
You will find them at the White House
Restaurant, which is open all night and
meals served at all hours. Oysters g
specially.
McKmLoP & BERKHART
Proprietors, lOB State 81.
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salem OH iiss small Pos.

Miss Bertha Darby, who has been
toachlng Al Moro, sherman county, Is
down with small poS, but her parents,
Nh. and Mrs, w. II. n. Darby, OF this
city, learn that 4, is Of a mild form, aud
that she will he able 10 resume school
within icv weeks. Sin pupils Of the
school are also taken down bat there
are no serious cases among them.
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MAGRUDER, YORK COs VA
D. Z. 2 Hartman, Columbus, o.;
- can scarcely find words to express
~ gratitude 10 you for all your kind
isss 10 me. II has robbed the grave OF
.hs victim, for 1 was IN critical condi'
tion when wrote you before. Thanks
to you, however, my health Is fully re-
stored wish every young lady in our
'own could read your book. There would
bs great deal less sickness and puny
womenp-Miss Bertha e. Sargent.
NAvAsoTA, TEX.
DR.. y. h. Hartman, Columbus, o.:
~ think 1t is time to let you know
what your treatment has done for me.
ain rid Of that terrible trouble had
when / wrote to you. When / would
Itoop over could not straighten up |
without the most severe pain. lam well
II that, and am much better in other |
ways. Mrs. ". X. +. Gille, Box 10.
OsYKA, Miss.
DR.. s. y. Hartman. Columbus, o.;
HI am sure that Pe-ru-na Is one Of the
sst medicines on the market. am
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Fel Chang, Of Nam.

Bent Olsen nngclstad, a resident Of
silyrrton aud analuralited citizen Of the
United states, has petilioned the county
court TO lave his name legally changed.
lie gives A. rcason that his natunlisa.
'ton papers were by mistake issued in
The name Of Rent Olson" aud that he
- noN kuo~n by tho various names OF
ben' olscn, Hon, rnsolslai, aad Rem,
olscn r'ngcls'sd, mixing up his busines.
relations. The petition will ha heanl
on April a.
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be the best medi.
cine for female
complaint, an d
in all cases OF
extreme weak.
ness l think it is
the best remedy
in the world, as
it has done me
a great deal Of
good. My friends
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James Winstanley Is In Portland to.
day looking out for the care Of the O. II.
t. A. hops on storage thera, which are
being cleaned up bya gang Of men to
rid them OF the mold.
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~
Tribune $40 and $50
liver Johnson SIS "a
Andrae S25 ~ ~

IL matters not what price you want 10
pay, A can I'D examina,ion viii cons
vince you that the quality of the ahovs
goods stands at the head of the list Al
yagh price you get the best wheel irs
possihle to produce.
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As an easy running wheel. la fact there
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