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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
Ebert-NichOlso

Gilreston, Texas. October AT s
o,0ck last night Mr.. Gustavus II. Ebert
and Miss Barbara Nicholson were united
il marriage by Or. w, N. Scott at the
htsrs residence. Before the elements
physd their havoc here Miss Nicholson
lived at Nineteenth and M. 1t was when
Hing, there that Mr.. Ebert met his bride
sii won her. They were to have had a
pretty marriage in November and a long
af'a tour had been planned. But the
bat laid plans OF mice and men oft gang
aliee and he home of the then Miss
Nicholson was RACED by the storm and ali
ntf belongings were lost. And so it was
iil the marriage was solemnlzed last
night and The wedding tour has been post
rnei until next spring.
VI. Ebert is a trusted employe in the
ouice Of Manager j. H. Hill of the Gal
weston, Houston and Henderson and Mrs.
E'srt Is enc OF Galveston's fairest daugh-
tiers
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s,.,ncd to Death by a Woman

Vicksburg. Miss. October 4.-Angelo
salerino. an Italian. was stabbed to death
by Carmello veccharalli, woman, aged
60 years. In salerino's body were nine
knife wounds. three directly through tho
heart. The woman claims Salerino cursed
her. They were rivals in business
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Suit for a Trunk.

RI, s Texas, October 4.-Gustav
|trs,, eu suit In the county court yes
|Roo,,. si'ernoon against the Galveston,
7; boo ana Northern railway COMPANY
|sHssnss damages, which he alleges he
|'ai 4 a.arough the failure OF the rail-
|iscAes uelyer a trunk that his wife
|rssI eor NY OF Houst;n September %. The
T. VA aihed clothing. etc, to the value
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Cot,ou picker Fell Dead.

sherman. Texas. October A. While
picking cotton on the Isom farm, six
miles east OF the city, this morning. Jo-
mas Ross, colored, aged 25 suddenly fell
dead. Coroner Barnes returned verdict
OF death from an unknown cause.
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GA g N % R l. "a.
Bears thu n The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature sf &NZAGzm

Happiness depends very much on the
condition of the liver and kidneys, The
Ills OF life make but little impression On
those whose digestion is good. You can
regulate your liver and kidneys vita
Herbine and enjoy health and buoy
ancy OF spirits. Price so cents. For
sale by A. L. Kiesling, druggist. BOZ
Main street.
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Democratic Campaign.

t,,,. sun Fevas, October 1.-THE demo
d, H.. palsn committee held meet
ss,,,a night ana elected A. p. Norman
w., sn' It was determined 20 urge d
III Az campaign from now on TO cleo
fM h a representative of the party
ts n. stationed at the registration Of
Ass , ward Organizations Will resume
ls,,s regular duties and every pian and
carried out 04' pe'ore tue s'-rm ""'
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serion. s,nbhInE Array.

Denton. Texas. October IA section
hand named Hampton became engaged In
an alteration at Aubrey. this county. last
night over a prohibition election held in
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wearing of Mnurninr.

Galveston. Texas. October 4.--Dr. ]. H.
carter, rector of Grace Episcopal church,
Mssests that as an act of consideration
" 'he city and the living and those who
ny visit the city. people mourning for
-en oead refrain from wearing deep
Mourning apparel
A. people are replenishing their
,nqoDes. said DR.. Caro- to1ay. IT
.vae me number of 40 lrners ,aI ely
-uuoying It seems to m, and c.hers
~. whom have discussed this natter
..a. our grief IS so general tina. ihera is
seed Tor the hablmonts o. Voc |
.oua not deny the wearing of ribbon
pnd as a badge of mourning, Ia,
snas suggest that some simple token
ms Idea has the approval of several
s ,as gave lost relatives. and | know many
hOurninr." '''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-05
CONSUL GENERAL TO MEXICO.
After Several Months Leave of ABB
sence Returns to Duty.

FL Paso. Texas. October 4-Andrew D.
Barlow, United States consul general to
Mexico. is in the city en- route to the City
of Mexico. He has been on leave OF
absence for several months, during which
time he visited Europe and the exposi-
ton at Paris. Mr.. Barlow was resident
of ST, Louis before accepting the present
appointment nearly two years ago.
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Voltage Permitted TO Unload.

Austin, Texas. October AZ. o. STAN
ton of the firm of Theakston 6 Co. coffee
importers at Galveston. was here today to
see the governor and Or. Blunt, and se-
cured authority for the Voltage to unload
her cargo of coffee at Galveston. The
shipment is from Rio. Brazil port infect
ed with bubonic plague, and permission
was granted for the ship 10 unload on the
assurance that II was loaded by lighters
at Rio, and did not go into the wharf.
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rnl.nown ,Iesican.s noay Pound.

Lockhart. Texas October THE dead
body OF an unknown Mexican man was
found late yesterday evening by the side
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Messer nefused naIl.

Bolton, Texas, October tine eAamin-
ing FIR al OF ]. B. Messer, for the ki Ii g
Of Rev. J. D. Boyd on the I'd instant Goa
cluded this afternoon. Messer was refused
bail
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possibly fatally. stabbed. tho knife en-
tering tho hollow. Mullins. who Is a
very prominent citizen of this county. was
released this afternoon on $500 bail. lie
Ia charged with assault to murder.
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j., 'en' Texas, October Mrs. Flor
~ ~ Andersen, wife Of Mr.. George d,
san and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
|isslosalo montgomery. died this morning at
|hsr ,,' ~as native OF this city, being in
k.,ma year, and since the storm had
lHshss mother. Gracious and accom-
hew sne Won the hearts of all who
aer and leaves a large circle OF
4 fro, I ERA took place today al, 1850 p.
~ hrace EnlscnnaI church
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Railroad Bridge in Good shape.

snes'on. Texas, October 4.--Never
: SINCE the storm have the railroads
III iole In repairing the damage done
'ueir oroperties. The lone bridge
noss me bay has been SO improved that
NJ VINO rode across 1t only a few days
4 as .vaIu scarcely know 1t. It has been
h.en lseed and all the wrinkles have
,lmss,' .laightened until today it Is in
s ~ as good a condition as 1t was prior
|hisss hurricane. The work done on the
ID ~ ~ uuIlhg the last few days has been
Ron enaracter to make II steady and
resl .. Satii such time as the double
'ss' bridge NAV be built.
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FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
BRAzoRIA COMMITTEE IS SEEKING All
People I'm Urgent Need OF Lumber
and Nails to Rcbuild--Current Ia
sue, = New Monthly Niagaxinc.

Austin, Texas. October "A motion for
rehearing was fled in the supreme court
today In the case of p. o. Weber against
Chas. Rogan. land commissioner. The re-
hearing is asked for on a mandamus which
was refused TO compel the land commits
sioner to sell detached lands at not more
than 81 per acre.
Section G of tho petition says: "If the
construction adopted by the court be cor
rect. then the commissioner may sell the
Isolated sections for a price not less than
81 per acre TO such persons as he may
select as an object OF his favor or bounty
For the court holds that the COMM ssioner
may sell or may not sell, TO any applicant
as he In his discretion may determine
thus giving him an opportunity TO reward
his friends and punish his enemica--g
power at once repubnant to jJytice and
destructive to equality before tho law.
Current Issue.
Austin, Texas. October 4.--volume L,
No. / OF the Current Issue, a monthly
magazine to be devoted to high class 1T
erature, a discussion OF social and politl-
cal questions by master minds, made Its
larly issued by Colonel Louis j. WORKMAN
and John S. Bonner. the latter being bet
ter known under the pen name OF
TX. Lamity," which he has so often used
These gentlemen are rated with the best
writer's in the state. Tho first issue has
an excellent article by Senator Charles
a. Cuberson. on political subjects, an
article on the University OF Texas by John
A. Domax registrar OF that institution
and discussion of current matters By
the editors OF the paper. james Hays
Quarles, the well known newspaper man
OF the State. has been appointed special
representative OF the publication, and Will
devote his time hereafter TO AZ, starfinr
on a tour of the State next Monday. The
headquarters or the three gentlemen con
nectcd with the publication Will be Austin
BraEorin County After Aid.
Austin. Texas. october 4.--rhe governor
was visited this morning by delegation
of citizens from Brazoria county. in quest
of aid In the way of money They were
Mayor r. II. King of Alvin. Judge Munson
of Angleton and II. Il. Logglns OF 90
lumbia. Mayor King represents 900 home
less people, and says they must have as
sistance in the way OF lumber and nails
to rebuild their homes. He SAYS thoy
have -four and bacon on hand, hut other
things are needed. They went to Sc,
Judge Taiaferro at Houston, but his office
wac closed so they came on TO see the
governor. Judge Taliaferro telegraphe,
that he would arrive in Austin this after
noon, and asked that the delegation staS
over and see him.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-14
CoND1cIoNEs z ooNoGs1oNEs

cONoCIGENTOs
u
ssnas
al
al
sooo Ia
IN
s3a0os
NO
afA1nn
menorde
va u 1dam65
os
as-S.d de
Pus las
MAYOL HERMANOs & Co.
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2 Ribltoseca dc IA DEmOCRACnA
-Qae existe Y esta en- B oil.

-Q1e existe esta B ois
Pre- ferirfs, sehor, otro lugar mas SECURE.
-Pass para vine, dip Enriqus de ,rbon-
esta noche ouanto vos,-y Ia manifesto cuales
prop6sitos
-Pero ad1 cusn9o pong g3mos ell dinero eu toneles
no por ESQ estara d segarc,-obseEv6 Crllon.
Los toneles Vsjan. Por Ell L,irs bsian suben
grandes chtlaaas esrgafaa d. vino. Tango una da mi
propiedsd los que Ia tripuan caballeros de mi
conhanza disfazados de vnarinero para transporter
los tonelaG desde de- Hardouino al 1ira es para
10 que necesito-dijo Eoriqne da Borbou al tempo
que llegaban del exprocurador -Vais a seguir
esta calle sta Ell f.; tomareis la zquierda os
encontrareis Ia orilla del rio, 6sta vereis una
casa aislada muestra la que dice: HI baSegs
g3'G1ae7O Es una taberna posada que pesar de la
ordeDanz* del euhre fnego efa abiess tada n noche
ella dan grandes esc&ndaos los batsleros los
msFineros Lispar6is ssIdra sbrir la puerta ell amo
81 que lie pTeguntares 81 tiene notaias de su vino de
Bsaugency 81 os dice que Ia llegado ent-ares allf
encontrares seguriGzd algunos conocdos son los
cualea vendreis bnscarme squf.
-Asf 10 har6-respondi6 Crillon y SO march6 de-
Jando Enrique de Navarro casa de Ardounot Si.
gu6 Ii calejueis, lego la posAda hizo 10 cue Ia
ludIcaFan AbrIose Ia puerta encontr6 Crillon en-
una saIa cocins, TODD piezs, en- Ia que unoa
cuantos marneros rodsaban cuberta restos
de comlda de botelas. El posadero miro COZ cierta
desconnanza al dnque de los marneroa excla-
mo; -Pardiezl Es 81 se1 de Cron Cisfra Ia pusr-
ia quo el sehor es de los Buestros
Ill posadero cerr6 Crilon acerc6 al marinero
81 no ma equivoco, sois Ell senor ds Noe-v al
guio miranda exclsm6:-IE scnor de LahreI
Ell mlsmos s--respondi6 81 antigua adorador de Ia
aRaases GO 0onipenaiez,
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Sc Vende

Una maqulnarIa para elabOrar aZu-
car centrlfugado crIStalizadO, que
consLa de los sIgulentes aparatos:
Un tacho al Vaclo de- sells y medic
pies de I'll metro, COZ CapacIuad para
0U hecGOIlLro, o sean D LOneIauaS dc
azucar seco, prOvlstO dc serpentlnas,
Lranpas, manumeJrOS, cUIumnaS, pla-
LaIOrlna, escalera y Co0uS Sus aCceso-
rlUs cumpletUS.
Una 0unIDa ue VaciO de Il" y 10, x
lo con cOndenSadOr Y cOnecclOn8S.
DOS cenLLlfugaS, slStema HepWOI'tn,
con malaXUr ue 81 hecLollLrOs cabida
lfansmlsloneS y maqulna dc Vapof,
LouO complete.
Una Du4noa de. .vapor para meladura
con Su tuDeIla.
Una bunbd duplex para traer el aqua
del RIO, con oUU pies LuDerla de pull
gauae J LOdoS euo accessories cOmpIeIos.
Una caIdera de aCeIo de 8 pies dIa
metro pur 10 pies dc largo CON I4U III
DOs paLenteS ue pu!gauds, domO de
Vdpur, nofnalIa y lOdUs sus dGceSO-
I4Cs com pletoo.
Un CANAL nIerrO para descargar vi
tzucar ueI tacno y Varlas tuberlaS de
ue coneccIou enLre esOS aparL0s.
t4Sta a4uInarIa esta en perfecto
Duou eotddU y SoIamenLe na LraDaJa-
uU Ill anO.
Para Iuforme ROBERTO GRA HAM,
lusenlol'o Marina % Ponce Pr.
Mayo % 1865. 5 v. ).
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La Rcinade las barricahas

mil libras tornes.s Dodfs dsse 2enar mi haoiends,
que esta en- poder ds los judfos.
II ien mil bras toruesasi
Is vida del rey de Navarrs
-Veo que proponeis las mnchs fran
quz4; pero comprendo que relaci6n pusde
oautidad con la vida del rey de Navarro.
rs ell precio de vida.
-3Ll teneis vuestrgs mauos2
-Paede que sf
tx s 20 obligase pagar supa2
-Puede que msnana llegase & noticia de vuestrs
steza que habfa sucedido desgrsoia primo
Enrique de Borb6u.
se'a de inc6gnto oculto de aedu calvinsta.
mueho empeno dssembarazarms de mi queri 10
primo =.
-Se que vuestra atezs 10 tsene.
-1o no, mi hermana; porque las mujeres mas
renoorosas que los hombres.
-Adivino que vuestra altezs cree que neoe-
Re que o trata de muoho dnsro.
Que vuestra altexs harfa NAL querer ahorrar;
primero, porqae ai 20 intervengo e rey de Nava-
IRA Sc marchaIa al amanecer de Blos, segundo por
que e rsy incomodarfa mueho s aguien SO mexcla-
se en- ESQ, y cambio 20 pusdo obrar Improvements.
-Ahl sY quereis las Glen mil hbrss9
ME basta que vueatra ateza de ga pala-
bra.
-Os Ia doy fe de duque.
-Qniero slgo mass deseo me facilte vuestra aIe
teEa meda docena de reitrea qne obedeCen cie
gamente, ,-djjo QuelEs tempo qas pasAba por el pa
TO IN Pale taEaEeando una eanCi6n aemana el dRque
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Sc MANDA GRATIS
TODO EL MUND0 |
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=. EisxtroH Bzllding, Fort WAyAa. IaA-s
q. O. rsclbkx& poT Cogreo, grAtaa, IN PaABeAs
ss as as RonSrss Ssis1sa @ Eassa - 1zo i
shaaas instiiEaents Por largo dsE19 ssassa e
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Ae1a hmmAnid2d, ha resHeltS @at@ Tmssitn4e sss
paRsif gTRtHitAruente paqHstSs do PFWsSa 9s4a@
saa EeTsoHA& que ocGrKAn 81. III txaeAaEAsa@
as paads ef@efaAg prcpie hcgaG, sta meGse.
t&t aa3 es Qne tcdo al qHo p&d@&cA do @@@Utas9
aa1aale baj0 eualqaieT formas ya pFee@4@ %
sRRoge@ do JHventrd, p&rdida prsraRtMRa % Gmass
m namoria, depresl6n Hslea, vaFi@e@@a@ Q
m9nRelaei6H do Ian parter, p0ede ewgaTe@s %@R 80
maAsano, an cAsa, slH despsrt&R In &lRA@A @asaa
Ests remedio tiene I'm sfecto pardezlsS@@@s9
RlaatadoR, Y dasaro1I& gapid1ment4 las G@ega&a
haacaz- Tamcten cara todas las sAfe<ae6A4@s
eaasadAs poe si largo abasc de 1as fESesS@ss
aAszra1es, po1 eRAiqataR accidents Cd @4aszS
RsasRo. an las aHs aAe@SeS kA saAS VaGSA4eAss
n TnatiHute quIars aywAax q aa uaa1a esaas -
AembF~s qz@ NO p~Sdaa &s3a< "a keGaR SAsa -
s4Rarss; , PoT ESQ les naada gTas4s naa ss9ass
eco pz@dea GwSAr1a poT ii snlsmas &@ ka 6s&ks@@
kAE eaxE21 y o2xa9 snfarMedA6@a d Ia @aA@MzA
ssrscls. xsande Remsdica RdeeAadsa.
Gi IEssitute hAGa m1M@wma @MSesBRA@Ms Waa@
@&n6a gratis & ee&@ Oh WRs i0 @@&<f@a w@ R@S@bsa@
An Seaaba- eMAdads@aM@Mss RalI@6@ Pag@ wwshA@
ssssssrI sI1SsS q ss. S T1ss - -
Vista de obesnsr paqweea@ &s pRU@6ss sagA mo&Rp
ada prouta v sarnsFadAnR@mtA-
% sapilea Aoa A&essrsa s@exsl'@a ga e@@sadA
90 SamRo
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,on toda ciase de trabajos por difIcile
me scan. ImpresioEes dos. tres a
nGs tintas.
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SWALL OWED
BY SHARK
~ Associates rrsss to tA. Joursa,

NJ Associates Preas 60 the Journal.
Honolulu, July 27.-The remains OF
Emil Uhlbrecht, OF Los Angeles, CAL,
well known throughout the heUniiedStates
as bicycle rider, who was drowned off
Makapuu Point last, Sunday, was dis.
covered yesterday in the stomach of
shark caugt at the entrance Of Homo
lulu harbor. When the sharks body was
opened by the fishermen, they found
some bare hip bones, a right iemur with
no flesh on at all, and right foot, the
latter in a remarkable state Of preserya-
tion. The sharks teeth had bitten il
off at the ankle as clean as blow from a
gullitine might have, and. being swal.
lowed whole, it remained with only a
few scratches. The condition of the
other bones showed that when the unfor.
tunate young mans body was at the
mercy OF the waves a number oi sharks
had attacked it at once, and fought over
ii, rending it limb from limb.
One of the toes of the feet had a very
peculiar malformation. From this fact
Mrs. Ulhbrecht, the widow of Ulhbrecht
and several other friends identified the
remains. The shark was II feet long
and weighed 700 pounes.
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AAAAAAAAAAAAA
AMR@RIyHAI&$.~
COTTAGE.
PERSONALS.

A. Neusom, and Allie Stewart left to.
day for an outing at Newport.
d. G. Drager, Q. NJ. Purvine and Gee
F,Judd started this morning for juneau,
Alaska.
Rev. W. A. DAILY, Hermann w. Barr
and Hon. David Craig left Newport this
morning for Salem.
ii. G. Meyers returned this morning
from trip out south where he has been
in the interest OF theBarbers Examining
Board.
Sheriff Frank Durbin returned today
from his outing. lie is somewhat dis
figured from his encounter with poison
oak, but is still in the ring.
Fred wylie, who for number of years
has been holding responsible position
with w. J. Freeman at Central Point,
has returned TO this city.
X. II, Price, who has been in for
come time at his home in Yew Park will
start TO Waterloo Tuesday next. Mr..
Price Ia improving slowly and It is hoped
that the change may do him good,
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TOOAY'S MARKET.

PORTLAND, July 2S-Wheat, valley 55
TO 90; Walla Walla, So to SO.
Flour-Portland, best grades S2.s5 10
1920. Graham 2 90 per Dbl.
Oats-Choice White 34@35c, grey 32
20 80 per bushel.
Millstuff-Bran, Sl3; shorts, Sl5.
hay Ilmothy-SlOmll per ton.
Onions-l.25 for red l.50 for Silver.
skins.
Potatoes-40 TO Soc per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 5000; fancy
creamery, 40 to 45c. Store 25c.
Eggs-OregOn, l7l9 TO lSc.
Poultry-Chickens, 50 90 TO 4. 90; hens,
VI TO 4.6Oi turkeys, live l3c.
Mutton-Dressed, TO 7I6c per pound.
Hogs-Heavy dressed 8 10 &c.
Beef-,steers, S4@4.50; COWS, IS. go "a
dressed beef, 80 10 794c.
Neal-Dressed, s a S16c. for small.
Hops-2@Sc.
Wool-Valley, l2@l3c; Eastern Ore.
gon, lO@l6ci Mohair, 25c.
Hides-Green. salted 60 lbs, S6gc,
under 90 lbs, 7R@s1S sheep pelts, 100
SALEM MARKET.
Mheat-6S pounds and over, 40.
Wool, l3 TO l6c, Mohair, 25c.
Hops-5 TO INC
Oats-2S 10 SOC.
Hay.Baled, cheat, 81 to $3.50 timo
thy, $40.
Eggs-l5 10 l7c.
Flour-ln Wholesale lots, $3.50; retail
Millstuffs-Bran, $l3; shorts, Sl4JS.
Hogs-DTessed, Sic.
Live cattle-steers, 3I4 COWS, 2A Il
Sheep-S2. 50@3.
Dressed Neal-616e.
Butter-Dairy, 2Oc; creamery, 25c.
Poultry - Fat hens per h., 7 to Sc
spring chickens per b., 8 10 10
Potatoes new, 35c per bushel.
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Old Settler Buried.

The remains OF +. Seldom Brooks, who
died at Woodyille, Jackson county,
Thursday, arrived in Salem ON this
mornings overland train for burial here.
and were taken To the Rigdon & Clough
undertaking establishment, The funeral
was held from there at 1880 a, m.
Rev. p. S. knight officiating, and
the remains were laid TO rest in Rural
cemetery, by the side Of the late wife Of
the deceased.
Deceased was 20 years of age, and had
lived in Marion county since 1916, until
about three years ago, when he removed
10 Jackson county TO try mining.
He leaves two daughters, Miss Brooks
and Mrs Collins, Of The Dalles, who ac-
complained the remains to this city.
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BOTH PRONOUNCED INCURABLE.
Pe-ru-na Made Them Strong and Happy.

may use my name whenever you
please. e."-Mrs. NJ. NJ. King.
Mary F. Bartholomew, Of st. Francis
willie, Ill, says;" Abouttwelve years age
I was afflicted with female trouble (pei,
VIC catarrh.) l doctored with several
skillful physicians, but kept getting
worse until became bedfast. re-
maiued in this condition about two
years, under the attendance OF four
physicians.
al concluded l would write DR.. Hart
man for advice. 1 owe my life to Dr.
Hartman and Pe-ru-na. My friends and
neigh bors never expected to see me well
again. am now able to assist with my
household duties. think my recovery
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bane Of womankind. Nearly every case
Of 20 called female complaint is due to
oatarrh of the pelvic organs. A woman
free from catsrrh is generally well
woman. Catarrh Of the pelvic organs
makes more women miserable than all
other diseases combined.
For DR.. Hsrtman's latest book on
female diseases, address The Pe-ru-ns
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-28
NEGRO SCARE OVER
IN NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, La, July 2S.-Last
night passed with little disorder. The
prompt action of the mayor in distri-
buting squads of armed men through
the city, and the fact that the negro.
Charles who caused the trouble, is dead,
seems to have had good effect in quiet.
ing the populace. Negroes are appar.
emily glad that Charles is dead. Today
they have appeared in larger number
than for several days. Thousands of
them have left the city.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-28

Women everywhere are writing Dr.
Hartman concerning the ailments pecu-
liar to their sex. The two following
letters, published by the consent Of the
writer's are specimens. No wonder these
ladies are enthusiastic. They had been
sick long time. Their cure was un-
expected. The first one, Mrs. King, OF
North Carolina, writes; al was afflicted
for twenty years and did not know what
allied me. My husband employed three
doctors, but they did me no good. Itook
lifferent kinds Of medicine, all TO no
effect. In 1895 a friend told me had
catarrh. had a bad cough and running
al the nose all the time. was advised
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-28
A Stolen Boat.

About noon today Chief of Police
Gibson received a telegram from the
sheriff Of Benton county, requesting
him to watch for boat which had been
stolen from Corvallis and arrest the
thief. The chief went down to dabble
his feet in the limrid waters of the
Willamette and watch for the outfit,
but II had not shown up when this
paper went TO press.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-28
Sentence Commufed.

Governor Geer has granted oommu.
tation OF sentence in the case OF II. h.
Vincent, who had served II out of Is
years to which he was sentenced from
Multnomah county for assault with q
dangerous weapon.
The sentence of Merten ii. Cox, serv.
ing year for larceny has also been
oommuted so as to expire July 81 m-
stead Of August /,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-28
Are You Thinking of Buying a Piano,
Organ. Sewing MaChineOr Bicycle?

We have noticed one fact lately in o
s we aaa sewing machines and bicycles thirds of All tb
ss @ @ er hn and studied and thought over for weeks ad
nhAy come
he ss "a I pyhg an instrument of nv salesman 3
SIX
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willing TO show and tbeDS
OF lot you Try them We recently a
No and
e t~o wheels Of the machine @ on
tests mat We win Al our competition anu hone
We can save and please u" oeoe you buy