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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-22

WASHINGTON. Nov II. .-ts~r MaeAr.
thurs latest death iist from Manila fvss-
bows
Dyseafers-. November ". Eleventh sas-
airy Melvin NJ HStsk November = For
tN-seeenth tuitas states Infantry. James
8 Tershai ue,ge.s y. Elshtsenth lnssn,
sesnsh Infantry. iahn v Arxiey
N8rtosa November 4 FrftS eighth ht.
faatry. William Jackson November a.
Forty. eighth Infantry, Thomas Wuiiarna5
kliae.
prasned November rwsuty-olxh,h
infantry. Uu1 y woottrn November IA
Twenty -sTcend infantry, William T. Mi.
ngSd fran wounds rvceiysa ~ action.
October 1T Niuth tNNasrx tnb Mtksr4
80 Neyemt~r ! Thlrts .shsrd iafsntry
~ "A iohnSan
suirta& ociphsF e. ftehteenth tnsaa.
try 1etRt William n Sasith
Mtiies ~ eemrai e Ne4enntses q Eagty.
auth infantry, Andrew Hardy
s'tyfhe4ls 81 liver >uvcsssbvr M seven
tenth tntAaup. eAtrtek n Rooney. Or
teeer y FSarth stiilsry. tehn y Wat
ryghotd fever November & rortq.se,,.
cath lefaairy teerss rhasaax
Ntehthsffa y y aY ahsF IL Thsrtsaf4,stssh
fafankrs AGEastus " ~ asse.
knpnsatieFsrr NeysNheQ Is saYenf e~rth
trFAnrs MassrfAn NarrY r RaWA
fwnSrsgies NHyvmhsr W Fartiess H..
fsntfN f'raak Naare
Apvsnssgrisses -Snsrfyser IA T-0~.t.,. a., .
Snfh lnfsrfry liarfs kiax
r~rftarists November q CapaaanF ID
Twwrtt stNtM isfAntrY Fwaak W t,fgasbg
fasftftan = News n Der a EbffY. 4tsth W.
fantfH, 1ohn = carafntef
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COLORADO SPRINGS
In TOTAL DARKNESS.


COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo Nov H.
A wind storm which ~ practically cy+
clone visited this city today. and up 20
this hour @ D. mn has caused great dam
age 10 many buildings. As far as known
no lives have been lost. but numbers have
been injured ~ flying wreckage. while
many people have had narrow escapes
The roof Of the burke building. one Of
the largest In tic city. now lies on Tejcn
street. and ID causing general havoc 10
adjacent buildings The Exchange Ma
tf0na bank building roof went IN the air
Mt o'clock. and the lights Of the Mining
Exchange have been demolished.
IL Is dangerous for anyone to be on the
street and the full extent OF tin damage
cannot be learned until daylight.
Deputy County Clerk John Nocrhees'
house has been completely demolished.
and Mrs. Voorhees, had narrow escape
from death.
Trees are down In all parts OF the city,
The storm began about u a. m. ana
has continued al fav. increasing In in
tensfty at night. The government wind
recording instrument has been blown
away. The last record WAS eighty -fivs
The peonte throughout the city arc badly
trishtened, and are covering with fear
In their homes.
Many outhouses and barns have been
wrecked and many dwellings unrnofed.
Damage 20 property wifi u Undoubtedly ex-
csed t10N.oln
Railroad fraffic IL badly crippled on ac-
count Of wires and poles across tina tracks.
The city IL In total darkness. street car
trafiic Il suspended. and At .. IN. the
outlook Is gloomy IN the extreme.
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RUssIA's SHREWD aAMF.
Her Representatives Want = Reel
proctty Treaty In which sugar
and Ftoar Are Named.

An Associated Preea dispatch from
The Posf-fn.sUigencer, confirms the state
mert made tn the foregoing art'cia that
the question Of duty Imposed ~ kffs<ia
on American Anur shipped To yiadivos' *
and Port Arthur would be made the rub
icct q Diplomatic negotiations II ap-
pearn tha' Russia, IN order 20 secure a
permanent understanding with TIRE Mt
.iiserisninssory duty on sugar rnanurrc.
fured by subsidized concerns IN Russia.
has announced her purpose OF taxing
American -four az the rate ~ % cents pr
ii IL regarded as clearly the intenii,
~ the Russian government 10 ne prepared
20 effer ronethinE IN the way ~ tslsxa-
tion 81 the duty on -four 10 retain for a
permanent suspension Of the Gunner
waiting duty section OF the pi1Klfy PAL
law relating 80 Hursian sugar The dis
' NV M M, Nov ~wesofiassons
are In progress between the state depart
fnent and the representatives Of the Fhs-
iv~,s s 81 spscIs, cdnnissicpsr Kasscn
and Ambassador Cassini. looking TO the
fnaksns 81 reciprocity treaty under the
terms q ~ pln.iey ,ssa as, =, Z. , ,,,a
terisl. and AZ Russia IL making enormous
asrides ~ the development ~ manu- ~
lures Of metals and textiles y y VIII
"a Il fiod articles TO form the basis tor
fnfiH reductions for snch = treaty.
"a vexatious commodity for instance,
n sugar. which " produced IN rapidly N.
creasfug quantities and u now marketed
IN the Tnited States A. one phase ~ US
pfodursfer ard expectation this suS
reeeives substantial aid from either the
lnen, or general Russian government
Under 4 strict construction - the. cn'tr.
icrvailing duty section Of the Dsngiey mct
such bounty aided sugar y liable 70 4 dis
rrff4tuafnry duty. But the United states
xnvernmsri. upon the urgent Representa-
lions m tn1 Russia government. nar tn
Ars1ritelv Mtspended tina fxactinn 81 rurh
dutier For IS part the Russian kover'i-
1nent has RETAINED from imposing maxi
mum land Ia many cases prohibitcryl du-
iies upon United States exporss 70 Huss
Wow ii IL inttmnted that the situation
n rather precariour. that there u danger
~ any moment OF q judicial Decision "r
acme executive action on one side o. me
uther thar may destroy thc. amicahle UNI
6rrstsnfinK This appears rem tar msw ss
rersisad az the Pacific cna-t that hussin
Il contemplating an per cent. inefease
~ The duties on American hour. wnhe INC
eu9ar arrangement n By no means per-
in6nent~
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STORM WAS SEVERE
IN CALIFORNIA.
For several Hears San fran~s.eo
va. aat on Prem reiesraphte
Comma ~ tretton.

SAN Ns.IsCD. Nov 1i~Faf several
hnsarw tnday yhte eats Was alnlUst eailtsl4
eas afy from teiagrAphic comm Nnlcstign
-, acooaat II the heavy wiaf and rain
STORM N last nlSht Reports from fiGsrr
cat seCstn9s ~ ths state show inst the
steym eeuisf sa@ es5m svn 50, So hre e -.
SACRAMENTO valley ere siH3 rRn0Bad
ssieSity = fagty-nxs a.iss An boar in
thls elts tne ~trA blew ~ the sate -
tebes ghe Inatrumenss a. the Mescnanss
EAShaags ~eTr tiown S@wH sfter rscogi-
sHg sxvenfF miles,
To~4ra AasExht the faFy ~ ghe stafsa
ahAina sra the Gasr sHhsltess. theuxh tns
showers ceutinaed several hassra longer
whe AamsAEr Az far a. fep@ftaA w&A -
nainsy saafagsgs Assa eAs confined chleay
ssnan bastslngs - tran ssastrs, siss
Many TELEPHONY ans isfeggasa ius. NeFs
asyvn Aswn ana earaw9ateasion sNs
rsawc Bnes s4Hsrss te eanss8sssh.s
sktent. fsFascaisgiN in rs eabafean IL.
sFssta. ~ asfa TIE fE3fkt we're Naasse1
rssaaeees ~Aanei aNay Auf rArs trfven
fFnsu slsa tgacxs, Aiowg tns esssr fg0at
fAsre ives 1AmsEs ta ~ shaapsag - th3
aAfeor eA' sos x any serteay esess,
Tts steamer 1aiss Rsws ~Asss sas.s
go taensf semq4 fesssftay S4r aysyen en
Jhe sn Az mNar Tctns fAsn4tM aud urers,sls
The ssasesr Ssn tusn. fTeri Fkaasna
~n"h s ny faft q r.va to-day re-
st3s - ISSaon Haini s0r tsuf nssrs -
inE ~ nv@sN ~eather A strpcS mo~se.
~fsisrsg s&ic was ene0umtvre,4 aHa 49,
fNfT tns San J1an snfrrxet from. fhe
stern ssNeFzl N heT Eaors aa8 u iuseass
sas Affn hvuk4a la hy the h4aFk ssss
thAF afnka over Are steamer
F&F steamer gNarsg fy7lra me Orient ss.a
ewrHrU srass thw gaze
A s@avf fsH - saeS " srwestef A. n.
Ssfras
4hr fe5ss tna ryers ,araarsoai ihe
Valleys ar0 7lzing fafistis
Alans tNN 0regpn lims af f&slfeaa hezxy
rAln = reported as Tar noFtA a. Dsns-
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On TRIAL Foa HER LIFE.
Mics Jesst~ Merrisom. Chsvgea Win
4 Ki1ssus Mcv Rival, WIRE. 0sss
Castle.

rt.poRAp0 Kss New. zi.-Aiss Jessie
Mnvrtpnn. charged with killing Mrs ~
bin castle. last June. by cutting ner
throat with a razor, was placed on 'r'a'
here todsy.
! Ths ease Is one az the most remsrkhbie
N tbr history Of Kansas crimes, Miss
Norrlson'm alleged mesivs for the murder
eas trAiousy she having been former
&we.snrart Of Castle, WIN 10 = clerk In
local RACKET" store.
Miss Morrison, who r. ~ years Of age,
IL the daughter ~ former prnbste Judge
~ ~ Morrison and The family has been
prominent In Fidsssdo society for years.
Mrs rAssis, who was Miss Mary Whsy.
was the same age ~ her alleged murder
NJ ana her family was also weii.to-do.
ebert time before Castles marriage to
Miss wiley, Mis-. Morrison. VINO had for
merry ei-rked IN the same store with
him. IL said 10 have threatened Castle.
one afternoon. few weeks after the
Esddins. nsiKhners sstsAsssa sy Mfs- .r 80.
fnund hsf living In q pool OF blood from
several ueiS eashes IN her throat, and
With Miss Morrison. rsser " hard staah-
rirun too. Was bleeding from several cuts.
WIN plead s~tt-uefeass.
Mrs castle llv.J for eighteen day. be-
fore she dtNl xht mad. a statement De.
eiafipe thai Miss Morrison had attacked
her ~lthnrt pfosoeatien and cent word
ferxissnx her
The prosecution VIII contend that the
defendant deliberately planned the mur-
Aex kntnN tn the tsRntie hnfne armed with
rsens purchased for the purpose, and
that aftsr accomplishing hsf mission she
turHea the blade apon herself
Miss Nnfftscn Will plead self-defrnes
with her slte ~ the story, which II that
MIS- castle esiird her snsa the hesasA ard.
AFTER starting quarrel, attacked her With
fAKef which abe tn0a from bureau
drawer ~ the fnsu, a the stFoxalp that
fAiiaWnd Mlss MeFFisaa asctaFed she
wr~Hs Asd tie wsmAesu from her adversary.
nftfF sNgnaHink enSpfai cuts AID M 40.
frnsitaE herNslf snnietgd several kiashsx in
the tirtim's thrnAt
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COAST LINE STAGE
UPSET In A CREE X
One of Its Five Passengers Drown
I'd. the Others Having Mar
rev Escape.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Nov u.-Ry
the upzettlng Of Coast Line stage in
10. Puehlns creek today \, w. Parker
or Ventura. was drowned and -four other
persona narrowly esca ped a similar fate.
The stage. which runs between this place
and Lompo. while crossing the creek eigh,
cen miles from here. MAS caught in the
current. One % the hors.s lost It's foot
Ing and the stage was overturned snd
carried down stream. The driver and his
1--WE passengers were thrown into tina
creek which was a raging torrent. All
succeeded In reaching the shore with the
exception OF Mr.. Parker. who Was either
struck by the strug Cling horses or heavy
driftwood. The two leading horses became
entaDgled In the harness and were drown
ed. The whceihorses scrambled 10 tas
bank
Superintendent Cox. OF the stage COM
psny. who WAS one OF the passengers. was
carried 30 yards down the stream. and
when rescued was revived with difYiculfy.
The passengers were taken TO the homes
Of people residing near by and cared for
during the night.
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NO HOPE OF RECOVERY
OF SENATOR DAVIS.
Hts Condition shows No Material
Change. hat Disease II Aavsnc-
Sng steadily.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov, 2i.-Durlng the
forenoon and early afternoon today Senn
tor Davis silent almost continuously. At
noon his teWperns ure was normal b'lt
hts pulse and respiration were so high as
ease. This was combined with a delirium
that nanifssts itself during his waking
hours
The attending physicians have fro
quentiy intfmated 20 friends that they
entertain no hope whatever ~ his re-
coyeryt While no official statement to
this effect has been m~de the om'cis' re-
ports have Hnfnsd vice credence and have
tended 20 inrreise he anxiety OF Senator
Davts' friends DIR. stones latest bulie-
tin says.
Senator Davis condition shows no ma
teral change Temperature. e9 pulse,
lie; respiration. "a
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GOV. sEckHA~ wnDs.


OWENsnont' Nv, Nov n-~t3ov u q
w he khan. 0f Kentucky. and Miss
tean~ Raphael Faapa. ~ this city. were
married tanisht at the Ffrst PRESBYTERIAN
church. The wedding was attended hy
nearly all the asRta officials ard large
number 81 guests from other parts On tha
state. 4 reception followed at tAe Rudd
house. which was q notable social fine-
tiap
The governor and his bride iefg at mid
aixhs m private ear for Chicago Miss
FuauA Is the daughter ~ prominent To-
haeea merchant
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SANTIAGO um cftHA Nay Il .rs.
isf4 Hssnf Ataa stem. Whssf Mia "a, ssrs4,
'tts ~ th*if Marty teok = tfasn nj
rssfssk tAfs sftefNeea feg pai4pift Ara ~
tnk iss ass~stssn ~ the &ssny ~ tx@ g,ew
WNHsf acted az sahtN aeA ~haw - ~
EHtHt& ~ tatsY~st an shs VArhime haiste.
Ne1te pxptssain& tts s8yAkpxe s@stts.f.si
~ tts AsaeFteaa carnnsAnders M 49,
Vas inssnepty tstfveefes b. sasaya s.s.s. :
nAstsaaa3H
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IRRIGArIoS CONGRESS orESs.


CHICAGO Nov. al The ninth annual
ssssisn ~ the rational irrigation com
Eress opened tonight under the most aus
pir'cus G reumstanc.s.
The congress was called to order ut
t~nttsi Nfisir hal. by the president, FL
wnod Me sG4. o. Cheyenne. Wye. who In
trtiused DIR, Howard y Taylor to well
cere the BODY IN Chicago
nr. Taylor made Ions speech on the
objections to expansion IN the Philippines
In order TO justify briefer statement
hat no one would object to enlarge The
tire West
Tire prcsiden' next introduced George
II. Maxwell chairman AZ the executive
remmi'sAe. whe delivered a response 10
DR.. Taylar's welcome
Mr., Maxwell was followed BY President
Meade himself, who made an additional
response 20 tho welcome
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bETNnif Nav RI VIII Va BRADY. \
rFu,nlnena spuAg business MAN ~ thgs
tiiS. Killed himself taiaY With q sbeggna
I've wNa ntrfastnk fvf = hNntiNE trip AMI
hsf risen rafiy 70 rnFk ht4 seEtnk when
the fatal Ahsf aNewsei Ma wife she rushed
tntn tfs fsNnas IA Witch MIR Nsaay atnsad
~ sant snd huhtink eauipwent asa
faun3 sltn 8ssa brgose the 0isa tfuas
Y = suEosFFi thAt ehiia kanditnx hte
sur The tfisxer eWu0at on safusthtpE stsa
rxris3ed w. Charge, Ne was 4 g9an4tasttt
~ tsF@ ilNeh Nraay ~he wAa 4 rfrpsl
merit Hxsre rs she eaFsy hiAsets "a Mlshi
xan
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ssarm ia NORTHERN CALIFORNIA;.

IAN FhANt'INV q NNV- IA FNNFrN
storm prevails over Northern csiifoinl.
and seisHraphiz communication 9lth sons
pnints has horn Interrupted THF SCOTIA
efa fsaclag evmpans has ordered nat rs
snow piows an ths Central Farlhc Tine
Thie " ira nrAl tlmF is Fnn Years thas
a November storm has mace stea aa or
Ter rserex&sry Snow l. falling tran coi-
fax Is Reno, ard az the suuuu4ii L = seven
feet 10 degth ane stiii fAilnx heavily. -
lar frafsc has fpt bern tntcftHttcd
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NNfN YORK, New r. NNuF hanstnea
fnsxra%s* ~ the Gea nae~s - gstraruefr.s 81
trNw Az tNE duf hsafrpa ass fNtrsv .vs.--
SIS saAasl aAasa.l@s ~ shs ftae,hs- ~
th'in,efseas tsrl8at Nasfts n .t@ss,4o
rrvsstsat 81 tire sasnsa@s prrsise,l .~4
AnNnE .taNer etsa htM Al tAF tkASe ~
NeAnr Nwfe Fe@stnAsfef tssHetaf rwar3aa
h.rnafy &lnlth. NNflriae RslA f.ssf =
NtrtHo. senator fAe1N tNsa.,a rssfse~
tstslaa tsArsae0. 81 MasSa p issetfH. fshe
X hMaVH. va fsslstNNrs Araak A Nae.
sfFfiE #asssssag aafvf far~ ~ sMe 4rease.-v
srhafees Ssee4fs SvnasN Atssae.ts- = 81.
- tAir Nchelsag end Mafst ffstsssef
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T.oRAi<. a. Nsv. p = The echeensY 81
f.aWrenes teVnd fFun ~ iv'T tslAnt q
Glove ard With large a lime ttona ~ ~
ashore near here tuS&4 6nfiaE 6eass
gale The sfsssi lees ah9at eA sasf ffafn
fhe s-eath on 4 saH1g bottom The ffr~
= sflil aboard lnc boat 4 iresace3ata
"a Is ffsnRlnx.
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HONOLULU. New IA Vla San Francis.
CO. Nov Practically complete slecii
returns from all thu islands khos that
Robert Wilcox IL elected dsleeata "a con-
~ the tafty~geeentG congress. and ga for
the tYffxsstkth eonxfpss. unHNplred term.
The returns AlSA show thf independent
sstive party IA full control - the Irgisia-
fure having a majority Ia each house,
sna n majority sses both Democrats and
REQUESTS ans an Joint ballet
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TOLEDO O., Nav d-The tawn 81
f.esnsic. ~gnth ~ here was visited by q
violent WindsgoFm this morning Many
buildings we're unsVofetl. tho stree @Ffe
tiled with hSbfas. and the damag u
frr. AZ
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MILWAUKEE Nov Il THE si.Anrr
NHisam Eawaris All c1feFrt, ctetsen
AxN wnkrA have Masn us8s5snE sfnae aar.
sst arrived 81 MfWsaAee To-day ~
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ssrt, rss..u. wtiiea.

RfRAtfSf1AsM Ala Nev I'll Vows
~8s received - ie1s aisisaee feltsa,oer
frosn ceiamsk Tenn '~iaY tsai fef q
n&rsaWa eera kBitf ~ Ass as9Hls taf-
fN&9
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rhA rvNtsfrtxsstxereAr Aas NmessrnA ina
esrfuslv< rtEht fer NssateEsoa ~ Rari
Ne ~43s 4 CO a sHfest feiAsf zzsa 81
sfhsaa srH Aees TfeHs rtsN - .@Ess-s,s
10 csEsS each
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mr.. ". W. Strasicr Cured BY PEE
ruua OF Systemic Cafnrrh Afs
ter Three Physicians Had Oivos
MIN Up.

Me ". W. stgasler. Cory Pa. writes;
II haa tried three OF the best physicians
In Indiana county. and spent great
deal Of money ali fa no effect. My friends
said / could moi set we'll l had ABOUT
given 10 al earthly hopes J weighed
ono hundred and fhisiy pounds. ! aecg-
denialiy saw he name Pefana. J immedi.
at0ly commenced taking "a aud continued
faking il until hal taken twelve Bottles.
then weighed one hundred and eighty
pounds, and never felt better Ia my life.
I nm q walking monument TO the virtues
Of YOUR Peruna.
Address the Peruna Medicine co, Coz
iumbtis. O.. for tree book treating on
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damawe IL reported The captain says hs
lost SIS bearings during the storm.
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HeOHIcAGo. H., is7 ". Nanroe si.--As
" far as I have observed Pernua II
tae anest tonic any man ~ woman
can use who Is weak from the afs-
sr-efects Of any serious illness
| have seen 1t used ia number OF
convaiescent cases. and have seen sen
erai other t0nigs used, hat I found fhat
those who used Peruna had the quickest
relief II seems 70 restore vitality. In
crease bodily vieor and renew health
aud strength Ia wonderfully short
time. MRS. KATE TAYLOR
People recovering from The effects 1f
typhoid fever malarisl fever. bilious fever
ana other affections II the autumn VIII
fnd peruna exactly susted 20 the case.
Anyone who takes peruna IL sure 10
have a good appetite and digestion After
all, II Is food and digestion that build
anyone up. No one can gain strength that
- good ftr anything on medicine alone.
All that medicine can Re made 70 do Is
10 assis, IN the proper assimilation of
rourfshlng food
Thss is exactly what poruna win do.
Thousands Of people testify 20 it, merits
ia this particular Old lnvallds Of al
sorts who are all run down for want %
proper nutrition VIII also find Peruna a
,sndsend
Mr.. o, >. McQuiiian Cured OF Ga.
tarrh Of the Head. Throat, stom-
ach aud Kidneys by Perana After
All Nope Was Gone.
Mr. O. = MeQuiiian. Of Spring f!i.
la, writes: -Four years ago last fsli my
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aad NsKks oa the tst&.
issfsrv NsS~f Sfrsefxss rssBsss ~aF~ 4 sss4 h a-.
a. ~ cM~ y pa rrse = ee-o -
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Professional Nurse Comes Out Squarely in
Favor of Peruna and Recites Its Merits
in the Strongest Language.

stomach. without any previous warning.
refused 10 perform It's functions and
soon last strength food was forced
through my stomach my using caihartlcS-
with Gesh wasted away, strength en-
hausted 50 that IL took all my energy
90 eveu get into q bath Tub. hopes all
gone / saw PeFuna advertised ! wrote
10 Drs Hartman VINO told me that ca
tarrh had possession Of my head, throat,
stomach and Kidneys.
n haean 10 take pcruna. In short
time Fate nourishing food. and the piles.
kidney trouble and constipation all dis
appeared. Flesh. strength aud SPLEEN
did appetite returned and went 10
work "
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SWEEP or raE sroa,

Mr. o. = McQuilEan, of SPRING
Ia. writes: -Four years ago last fall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-12

THERE was a splendid unanimity
in the deliberations of the South
McAlester convention and the res
olutions adopted are brief, pithy
and to the point. TIE interests OF
the two territories were shown
with clearness and force that
carnot fail to make an impression
on the powers that be. The con
yention did good work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-12

DEWET is cornered; he is sur
rounded; he must surrender is the
gist of periodical dispatches which
set England wild with enthusiasm,
only to be succeeded in few hours
by the announcement, DeWet has
escaped. Then John Bull settles
down again to stoical indifference
and eloonily considers the wal
budget proposed by the ministry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-12

JUDGE BRADFORD was the reci'
pient of a very distinguished honor
at South McAlester. The conven-
ton by a unanimous vote ordered
the speech which he made on fax
ing the chair printed and attach
ed TO the resolutions for presenta-
tion to congress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-12

IT is now reported that several
changes will be make in the presis
dents cabinet on the 4th of March.
A new secretary Of the interior is
one of the changes scheduled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-12
The Lotest Sona

And how 1t goes is always Of interest
to some but the condition OF ones
health should be first in the line of
consideration. II you take DIR. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin yod can't have
indigestion or stomach trouble.
That is certain. w. B. Frame, Ard
more, Davis and Oakland.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-12

SATURDAY the town COW will
have her interests decided by our
people at the polls. The voters
should remember her usefulness as
well as her mischievousness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-12

The single statehood convention
selected q strong delegation to
work for the cause at Washington,
and il nothing is accomplished at
this session it will not be the fault
of these gentlemen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-12
a pessfmist is person who doesn'
expect the expected to happen.

An attractive woman thrives or
good food and sushine, with plenty
o4 exercise In the open air. Her
form glows with health and her face
blooms with Its beauty. When
troubled with . costive habit, she
kkIkes . few doses OF Herbine to
nleanna hpE pypfem OF NIL impurities.
z<l<e - cents W = Frame City
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-12
rs. E.Ireae offer Ever Made.

To any one suffering with dyspep-
sfa. indigestion, sour stomach or
heartburn: Take Rex Dyspepsia
Tablets. All druggists are author
ired by the manufacturers to refund
the money in any case they fail to
cnre. Price soc per package. Re-
member the name, REX DYSPEPSIA
TABLETS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-12-12

EVERY citizen of Ardmere
should go to work earnestly to Sc
cure some>industrial enterprise for
the city.