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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10
BIG WINDSTORM IN ALASKA
skngway People Carried ON Their
Feet by Heavy Ga1es-Snow Falls
tn UnuAual Denth.

Unusually severe winter weather In
Alaska, especially in the Lynn canal re-
gion, is reported by the officers of the
steamer Cottage City. which arrived yes
terday from the north. December Skag-
way experienced the worst wind storm
of the season. People were carried OF
their feet by the gale.
The fall of snow is reported as unusual
ly heavy for this season. not only at Skag-
way but all the way down the Alaskan
and British Columbia coast to the north
ern end of Vancouver island.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10
PERISH IN YUKON BLIZZARD
Henry Gaube md an Unknown
Man Frozen to Death on Trail Be-
tween Circle and Tanana.

Telegraphic adyices received at Skag-
way from Dawson state that Henry
Gaube and an unknown prospector We're
frozen to death on the trail between Cir
Gle City and Tanana late in November
Their bodies were found by travellers and
taken to Circle for burial.
Gaube and his companion were stam-
peding to the new Tanana discoveries
when overtaken by the blizzard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10

j. l.. Mccernan, a hack driver. was ar
rested BY Officers Kelly and Adams yes
terday afternoon on charge OF violating
Columbia street are prescribed by or
dinance for the standing Of hacks while
awaiting the arrival of trains. and II Is
claimed that McCernan refused to abey
the orders OF the officers to remain within
fheae lmttA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10
DAWSON OBSERVES THANKSGIVING
Many stores and other Places Of
business Closed.

Klondike passengers of the Cottage City
report that Thanksgiving was generally
observed in Dawson
With few exceptions the Americans
In business closed their stores many of
the establishments conducted by Cana
ton of the day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10
FIRE AT DAW son.
Mrs. L.. X. burke Has n Narrow Es-
cape From the Flames

Dawson had a S30o ire the night Of
November e, millinery store conducted
by Mrs T., r. Burke and Mrs O. NJ
OMEN being burned Mrs Burke had
a narrow escape. She was asleep In tire
q dog,
She escaped from the building, bu, not
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10
train to Providence hospital. He was suf
fering from pneumonia
ss---------------------- : -
PERSONALS.

George D. Dickinson. Of Victoria. u In the city
on business.
H. A. Fairchild. a lawyer Of whatccm, is a guest
of the Hotel Seattle.
Special Treasury Agent Crowley left for Washing
ton. d. c., last night.
n A. Flrth and c. W. Howard Fairhaven bust
men, in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II Hickman arrived from
Ketchikan the Cottage City.
Frank II. Bartlett. well-known Port Townsend
shipping man. is at the Butler.
c. L. Andrews. deputy collector Of customs Of
Skagway is registered at the Seattle.
Mrs. W. r. Hoggatt. Of Juneau wife Of the clerk
Of the United States court, is at the Butler.
Mrs. w. A. Mccarthy. OF Clarion, Ia, arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon from the East ard is
at the Butler.
q. N. Cole, of New York, and H. W. Lester Of
Hartford, Conn Eastern business men on an ex-
tensive pleasure trip through the West. at the
Butler
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10

Mrs. John Smith, an Indian woman,
died suddenly yesterday morning at her
home at the foot of Eagle street in North
Seattle Death was caused by consump-
ton Her husband survives her She
also leaves a son and two daughters. one
Of the latter living at Port Townsend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10
Arrcgte,l o. susptcion.

James Gallagher was arrested by Officer
Roberts yesterday afternoon on suspicion
OF having stolen a pair OF new trousers
found In his p0ssession-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10
TRANSPORT KINTucK ARRIVES.

Begins Taking On . Cargo of Cav
airy Horses and Forage.
The United States transport Kintuck
arrived from Tacoma yesterday and tied
up at the White Star dock.
This morning she will begin taking on
a s,OOo-ton cargo of hay and feed. and
Tuesday OF. Wednesday commence load
Philippines
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10

RIMLESS eyeglasses. fashionable. b.
coming. inexpensive; comfortably adjust
ed; correctly fitted. Miss Wilzinski. OPP
tician, liz Cherry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10

Sam eager aged is, was arrested yes
tcrday afternoon by officer Holt on sus--
picion OF having stolen revolver found
in his possession.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10
IN THE
GATEWAY
$500 e. 6: !: !. 4: C. !:
- batuaen North Sc

attic and the main business district. The
strategic value of this gateway is being
appreciated by shrewd buyers. This $500
lot can be made to pay big returns right
from the start. Part cash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-10

until after she had been severely burned
about the head ard hands.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23
Me9infep's Ariegsfif.

SiinaIt aab Napoleon Mc9inlep bic
Parole fit Die nun beginnenoe Gam-
pagne unO beltimmte als fDlde, tuie au
ertparten NOR, ben 0larmruf: rSe9=
aebn gu Gins Gies 1T bie raepnpte"
Der Gampagne. 10 ertldren bienfbeflii=
len bic besablten Sr9ane Der Mo=
miniliration, Der 8rennpuntt, ,lm ben
lid Die iibri9en Gragen beipe9en tperoen.
gs III aber iebr fraslidb, ob oa bic
Eemotraten ben @epublitanern ben Ge=
fallen tbun tperoen, unb benielben
Gampfplab tpdblen, ben lie ppr bier
Sebren als geiie9te berlaiIen muBten.
Oie Wdbrunssfra9e nebt
beute ntbt Dor benz amerifa-
nii6en NDlfe, unb ollie Miibe
uno 2iii Der prebtrabanten McGinleps,
bieielbe in ben Noroersrunb au idlep=
ben, tuiro nidt perianaen. Ser oeipo=
tiide unteroriidunsstampf segen bic
0ilitinpg, bic torrupte Germaltun9
unb Musbeutung porto @icos uno
Gubas, Der Smperialismus i'm 9ienfe
riidli6tsloier fapitaliiii1er Naubaier,
bic Militdrberrihaft nit ibren @efab-
rem fir Moblitanb uno Greiteit Der Na-
tion. bic fludmhrbise nntersrabuns
bes Mittelianbes unb bic Musiaugung
bes Noltes bur9 bic 9ruiis-bas fino
bic brennenben 2asesfragen, beren
26iuns iebt 'bem Wolfe ber Der. Gtaa-
ten bDrlie9t.
Marum follte ii9 bic glation nit
Der Mdhruns iebt beiddftigen, an mel
der bodb bic benebenbe 5enats=Maio-
ritdt fiir Die nd9fen feds Sabre niat
bie 9erin9fie Menberuns in bimetallifii-
f6em Sinne 9ehatten wirb2
Nie nddfen bier Sabre elmer iueiteren
Mc4inlen-0erri9aft werben biete Gret-
iiaaten ibier llnrettbar benz Smperialis.
mus unb ben 9ru1is iiberantuorten.
Garum muB iebt ieoer aInerifanii9e
8iirser DiiIen, mas bic Gtunbe ge-
fhla9en bot. ~ Mi6i9an Bolts
blatt.")
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23

Sis beioen om meiiten aet6oteten
perlonen unleres 3eitalters lino na6=
meislih Der dinelilbe &aiier uno Naui=
naloo. Ser 2ebtere wuroe iebt bereits
ELF Wal toot geia9t.
ueberraidenoe @olbfunoe tperoen
aus 9aiufins @ountp, Senn., 9emeloet.
IS miro bebauptet. baB 9olobaltiges
@r5, tueldes 81 $40O per Sonne be,pers
tbet miro. in mdbtiaen Bayern entoedt
tuuroe. Wenn bic Sade tein Sumbus
1T, tperben bic Golofeloer Mlasta's bem
neuen Ooraoo ge9enilber oiel an Nt=
traftion berlieren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23

S. %. Maen, 8lafcs Mius, >.
George @aas. Stat, ..
Soiepb Nrr. Neau NbilaoeIpbia.
Wrs. 9apio gooscrs, GanaI SOBER, 3.
0sobert 8anfier, 8armbiM, =.
SscnrD ssattcr, MiDpaIe, ..
u. s.. Mauemee, Ganal Sober, 3.
Charles Noli, 9uscaratuas, ..
gSalter sdDneiocr, Wetu SDiiaoelpbia.
9aIas SptueH, Senniion, =.
Samnel MeHcrlp, Ne,v BDilaoelpbi4.
Nid)olas Ninfler, SeiDtcr, =.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23
Greic 8l,t= nmD Satt= sur.
Cine ebrlicb se,neinte CFerte.


@eidmiire, Wunoen, Rrebs, Drii=
fen. trdbiee Saut, g9uppen bon gc=
aelna, S1mer3en in ben &noden, Dem
&iifen uno ben @elenfen, lDpbililtilbe
Blutpersiftuns. faulenaes 3abnfleiIh,
9roniiher &beumatismus unb alle
bartndfieen Bluttrantbeiten tDnnen
bur9 ben @ebraub eini9er sflai9en
Botanic Bloob Balm fdneu furirt
tperben. Mir foroern bic Welt heraus
fiir einen sSaQ bon 8luttranfheit, Der
bur1 Botanic 8loob Balm niht turirt
iperben tann ,lno bic Guren finb an=
bauernb. 2eioet eSbr an biirnem Blut,
idle9tfarbiser 0aut, Wattigteit, Mus.
i9ld9en. Qeihtpollenen @elerfen, Ra.
tarrb. iiberriedenbem Mtbem. Wunoen
i'm Wuno uno Gals /? Wenn ia. 10 1T
guer Blut perborben, Botanic Bloob
Balm .ma9t basielbe rein unb reid.
beilt bic Wunoen. entfernt Die @dmer-
aen uno baut oas game 6pitem tpieoer
auf. Botanic 0looo Balm 1T oas
ein3ige perfette Blutreinigunosmitt
Nerfauft in Mpotbeten. $l.00 bic
oroBe Glaihe nit @ebrau4sanueiIung.
I'm au 3cigen, baB mir es ehrli9 mei-
nen. perienoen mir probenaiden fret.
Won aoreiiire: Bloob Balm Co.. ut.
lanta. 60. 36sert niht, beidreibt uns
Guer 2eiben unb mir lenoen freien dr3t=
liHen Notb. Blooo Balm bilft, tpen,l
alles anbere feblt. Wriinoli6 erprobi
mdhrenb 80 Sabren. 1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23
glot9f&rei rmS 2GagnrMf Der
Sifipimos.

Bon benz Gentralfomite Der 0iIipi-
NOS in SDrontp. Canada, ipurbe bur1
ibren gebollmdbtisten, ben Gennor IS.
Mpacible, cine FL 5eiien iiarfe 6fua-
idrilt in ensliider uno ipaniider
Gprabe mad allen gr0Beren Stdbten
Der Ser. Gtaaten berlanbt. Gieier
Nppell Der armen unterbriidten Silt
yinos an bas amerifanii6e Bolt III 10
ribrenD, baB man iib oes innisHen
Mitleioes ni6t ertuebren tann. Nein,
nibt nur Mitleio, ionoern tieITe Gnt=
riiiiung erfiillt uns, tpenn mir leien,
pelbe namenloie @reuel Der ponl 3aune
sebrodene arieg fur oas arme Sniel=
Dolt nit fid sebraht bat, uuo tuie es
| jebt, an ben @ere1tigteitsiinn oes ame=
rifaniiGen 8olfes oppellireno' INN Grie=
ben unb geenoigung oes ungere6tsn
Grieges bittet. Warum iollte ibre 8itte
nidt getDdbtt perDen? Mm S6luiie
bes Mufrufes beibt es:
,,@ir, bas golf Oct syilipinos,
iino bereit, NIT ben Sereinisten
Staaten Srieoen gu MAIDEN unter
ben folsenoen 8ebinsun9elL ban,it
3u inherent pie su Guercm 8ortbeil
ben1 bur6 ben 9e9enwdrti9en &ries
auferlesten enoloien lno- mltlolen
8lltperateEen Elm Gtbe Qen1acbt
,perbe:
gr1fens: gGir tpnllen ben Ser.
Gtaaten Gle $40, 100000, bic 1ie an
Gpanien 9e5ablt baben, 5nriid5ablen.
3meitens: gDir tpollen alpiI6en
unlerem 2anbe unb Den Ser. Gtaaten,
su unierem geaeuieitigen GOr!beil uno
aum beiieren Geoeiben unIeres 2anoes,
oauerno Die freuuoidaftlibiien San=
oelsbesiebun9en unterbalten.
Srittens: mir tpDllen ben Ser.
Gtaaten fit Die grriGtuna bon Gpblen=
| fationsn auBerbalb unIerer befebenOen
gtdote allies ongemeIiene 2ano sur
8eriilsung nellen.
Wtertens: Q4tr ipDllen fetnerlet
MonopDle ouf ben Snieln buloen uno
Sbren giir9ern oenielben Gdub Der
peripn uno oes Gigentbums oerbiirgen,
ben mir unieren eigenen giir9ern se=
tuGbrsn.
| Siinftens: Wir fino bereit, irseno
tpel6e geoin9ungen anauerfennen, Die
sic liellen nl69en, 10 lange oieielben
ni6t lniere peri0nliben uno pDlitiihen
Greibeiten poer ben gefano unIerer
9lationalitat antalten.
vyia6bem mir bieies Slnerbieten
9emadt baben, bleibt nut nod
iibri9, oob Sbr, bic freien 8ilr9er
Don Nmerifa, 5llm 9tubme Cures
Namens lunb 5ur Gbre Gurer Sabz
ne, Gere6ti9feit ilbt. Damit bic
9dnbe Grrer eblen Sobne nibt
ldnser NIT llnicbuloi9em 8lute be-
fledt tperoel1, oamit ,,i6t 9eia9t
,perben fonne, baB Die 9emetnen
@eiinm,ln9en Der Sab9ier aus Gllz
ren 9er5en jene erbobenen Traoiz
tionen, Die Sbr Don Guren ebrli6en
8orfabren 9eerbt, pollitdnot9 per<
branst lmo ausselol6t baben!
Toronto I'M eSu1i 1900.
Sir bas filipini16e Gentralfomite,
6. Mpactble."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23
Sas p1tljtrcnDe 3opftuet

uiiroe bid idnell perlaNen, tpenn ou
Sr. Sings neue 2ebenspilen 9ebrau9z
tef. Sauienoe baben oeren beiipiello=
len Grfolg fiir Neuralgia uno nerp6les
Sopfmeb erprobt. sic reini9en oas
8lut, ndrten Die Nerpen uno MAIDEN
seiuno. 2ei9t einaunebmen. Yer=
iuht lie. gtur 25 Gents. G,elo suriid
besablt menn feline 6eilung erfolst.
8erfauft in s. s. Miller uno Gobns
Mpotbefe. S
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2aiIiondre alter Mm0 ,.emer gett.

ar5ins. s.. $16.ooo,ooo
6ersog BON @e1tminfter.. $4,000, 900
Mitor.. 150,00O,000
Baron bon 6otbidilo ....... 00,0OO,00O
William Mofeieller j. ...... 2OO,00o,OOO
Mnbrep Carnegie -. 300,OOO,O0O
Sobn Belt (ber Diamuuten-
f5nig).. :. 1000, 900 900
Sobn 3. Hodefeller. -. 1000, ,0OO. 900
Sabreseiniommen einiper unierer
Mitmeni6en:
Die a5nisin Gctoria. $1,s25, 900
Der belltife 3aiier :. ........ 2,s52,77O
Der Safer BON Seiferreid) -. $3.50
Mnorem Gernegie ......... 24.867, 500
Sobn 3. Nofe!ellsr. r............ 75,000,000
glm gnbe bes eSabres 1899 beribtete
Der Stoat 9letu Seriep, oaB unter Iei=
men 8eieben 1000 8eiellidaften iEtor=
porirt norben ieien nit elmer llnaefdb=
rem capitalization bon $4,4O3, 4OO,=
600. Cine bieier Geiellibaiten, Die
5eoeral Steel Company, murce nit
5000. 900, 900 tapitaliiirt; cine anbere,
Die Giaillerp Gomponp Of Nprtb slme=
rica, nit $l25, 900, 600; cine onoere,
bic STANDARD Gil Company, nit
$4,000, 900 uno "a onoere nit einem
aapital smilden $50, 100000 uno
100000, 900.
-
rGine 8esieruns oes @plfss, fir bas
Golf uno bur6 bas @olf." 60 iagte
Qinecln.
rNleibe Nedte fir Ollie, beIonoere
pripileaien fir 9liemanoen." 60 iagte
SefferiDn.
.Gein beionberes Monopol Iol(te in
ainer Gtaot, einem Gtaate ober einem
golt erlaubt lein." Go iaet 9rpan.
Mas aber iogt Ma1t gamma?
v3rults! go etpas gibt es iiberbaupt
nibt. Sic giloung pnn SruHs 1T elm
Gdritt pprtudrts. ngnalano bat feline
9roBen GrIplee ouf Dem 8ebiete bes
0anosls ben srniis gu peroanten."
@"a
@ir babeu cine 3esierung fir Die
SruIts narum iollen mir nt6t cine
&egierlna i'll: Die untertbanen Der
Sruts baben?
g4ir baben cine &egieruns fir Die
Millionore; tparum iollen mir niGt
cine Geseruns fir bic Millionen
haben?
Wir Daben esne 3e9ierung fir unb
burd, bic Srul rs; tperoen mir enbli1
einn,al uieoer cine Ge9ierung fiir unc
our6 oas @olf haben2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23
3erbro6ene 3ieratbe.

5err Maior. Der beriibmte Gements5abrfant BON
Nem 0orf ertlGrt eint9e iebr intereiante 9batjaen
betreffs Waipr's Cement
Sie erpBe Men9e. melde bieeu befannten Mrt1fe ge-
brant, ipeiB mDbl bob er pele bunbert Yrp5eut be.
fer lit. als aubere Geente fir tpelfc berelbe Mn=
iprudb gemadt miro aber Yiele friIIeu ntGbt iparun
Sic einfade uriabe lit, baB Mapr bic beien le be-
fannten Matertalien gebraudt nnb anoere Gabrifan-
ten blees nt tbnn. neil bieelbeu fotipelig nb llmb
oesbalb tetnen srobsn grpfit gsjtatten Serr MaIor
ia9t nns, baB en geftanotbeil ienes @ements s3 IS
baS Yiunb unb eln anberer 1895 bic @allone fo5tet
tpubrenb etn GROCER Sbeil bon iogeuanntem Cement
nnb figen1 2em i'm Sanbel ndbts tpeiter tft OILS 16
Sents 2eim auigelDit in WaIier pber GttrpneniGure,
unb IN inantben sSdllen nod sednbert in Jarbe unb
@ernd burh SulaB bon btlligcn unb unnfsen Dtate-
riaIen.
Maor's gement piro gu IS nub 25 Gents per Jrafde
oerfaut unb ipenn elm pGnber enen anberen Mrtifef
anitatt befielben gu perfaueu ut 10 faan manuiier
ieiu baB es feline abfd ill., enen srDBeren Yrofit am
MAIDEN.
Ser grpfit an Majors gement lit IopieI oIs eiu
6anoIer on irQenb eiltem Gement MAIDEN follte unb
baS lit opppelt mabr. menH man bebenft, bab ber
SdnbIer auCb nod burd Serrn Majsrs Mu5eieeI pros
httrt 9ieie @naeisen foen ilber $4,000 ben Wtonat.
GtabIirt 1876.
geitebt barau baB Sbr MajDrs Cement erbaItet,
nnb besnhst Sud nidt NIT benz nnmaBseblihen Ratb
gpenn Sbr etmas @efeedlidbfet beHst o,ub sbr per-
bet pabriheiulid onsfinben baB Sbr eeI6dter ieib.
ols Sbr 9eglaubt babD, 10 fDnnt Sbr Cure @ummis
ube unb Bic 9ausiaube feIbit reparren ebenio tpte
raenb einen anberen Mrtifel BON 0nnmi ober 2eber.
nit W}ainrs 8nmmGement pber Moprs SeDersge-
ment Abr merbet itaunen. nte pele Dollars oaburd3
p6brenb bes Sabres geipart iperben f6nnen.
Wenn Guer MpDtbefer bieien Cement nibt Iiefern
tann 10 piro Gndb r9enb pelbe Sorte per 4oH prrtps
fret augeianbt.
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Gtaat Ohio oIebp,
2ucas Gpuntp.
Tranf Gbenen beihpbrt. baB er Der dltere
parner Der syirnta s. s. Gbenep & o. tit, melbe
8eihdite in Der Stabt 3olebo, in obengenanutem
Gpuntp uub Gtuote tbut unb baR beiaate fSlrma bic
bon Rotarrb beaableu pirb ber burdb ben 6ebraud
bon SaIrs &otarrb Senr n,dDt sebeilt tperoeu
fann. GRANT j. SbeHep
(--) geithppren por mir nnb unteri9rieben in
Stegel rnslner Ssgenmart ON g. September "
t-~) s. 1886.
u. W. 8Ieai o H. bifentliber Hotar
Sans 2atarrb-Ssur mirb innerlidb genomlnen nno
pirft btreft an bas 9lut unb Die leimtgen Gberflas
ben bes Spiterns. 2aBt Gud 3eugnii'e fre suitbden
Sy. 6. GbeneD & So, 5oleop. 8.
gY- gerfauIt BON alen slpotteferu. Is Gents
SaIs fyamilien.pilen finb bic beiten.
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$500 8eIohnuttA!

gDir iperben bic pbige 8elobnuug fir irgenb einen
fJaa BON 2eberleben. 9pspepiia Sopfidmeraen, I'm.
6erbauhtet pber Weropfung besablen, ben mir ntbt
nit Gioerita. ben alerreneen fleinen &eberplen fn.
rireu tbunen menn bic 0oritriften 9enau befolgt
Sat5faftion su 9eben. 25 GtS. Sbatbteln entbalten
100 Yiaen. 10 Cts. S6a4teln entbalten 40 Htllen.
5 Gts. Shabtel cntbaiten Is pillen. Sntet gu9 por
Snbitttuteu unb Natbabmungen. Dirb per Yoit per'
faubt. 8refmarfen uerbeu anaenpntmen. Nerotta
Nenteul Co.. Gde Clinton uno Sadipn ct. Sb.eo9o.
Sn - 3u oerfanfen in bet Apotbefe bon r. g. Uttler
i Sobn, gelp Ybuabelpbia Obio. "A
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GincS NcpaftcMrS furOtbarcr
YtStauO.

s. W. 6teeins, &ebafteur Der Se=
neca, Sas.. News. mar ieit Sabren nit
0lmorrboioen bebaftet unb tein Nrst
uno feline Nranei balf ibm. bis er Sud-
lens Mrnica Salbe probirte. sic lit
Die liheriie Slmorrboioen=Gur uno Die
bette 5albe auf Der gSelt. Oeilun9
earantirt. Mur 25 Gents. 8ertauIt
in s. s. Wtiller & Sobn's Npotbefe. S
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,Ni1ts III in elmer Demolratie mie
ber unieri9sn eefdbrlider, als bas auf.
treten Der MnIidt, bab Madt @edt II,
cine Mniiht, nelde bic 'inlimmiie Mxt
ber MnorGie inDolpirt. l1nh biefts'
pria3ip 3eitiot bic imperiolihif6e pDlis
til. Qarl @9lr3. j
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23
Mnsglei9ungs Noti3.

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-23
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-17
From Washington
n ow a LIttie Boy Was Saved.

Washington, d. c." When our
boy was about l6 months old he broke
out with rash which was thought to
be measles. In few days he had a
swelling on the left side of his neck
and it was decided to be mumps. He
was given medical attendance for
about three weeks when the doctor
said IL was scFefrila and ordered a
salve. He wanted to lance the sore,
but would not let him and continued
giving him medicine for about four
months when the bunch broke in two
places and became a running sore.
Three doctors said ii was scrofula and
each ordered blood medicine. A
neighbor told me Of case somewhat
like our baby's which was cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. / decided to
give it to my boy and in short while
his health improved and his neck
healed so nicely that stopped giving
him the medicine. The sore broke
out again, however, whereupon again
gave him Hoods Sarsaparilla and its
persistent use has accomplished COM
plete cure. do not think there will be
even scar left. / cannot speak too
highly of Hoods Sarsaparilla and Tree
ommend 1t everywhere get chance"
Mrs. NETTIE CHASE, ~ K St., N. E.
Like Magic.
ga complication Of troubles, dys-
pepsia, chronic catarrh and infam-
nation of the stomach, rheumatism,
ETC., made me miserable Had no
appetite until l took Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, which acted like magic. am
thoroughly cured" n. B. SEELEY,
1874 West 14th Ave-, Denver, Col.
If you have failed to get relief from
other remedies try Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. 1t cures when all others tail,
because 1t Is Peculiar to Itself.