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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Governor. .....-.-...--. JOHN hEkN
For Lieutenant-GOve nor. JOHN G. LAWLER
For SecretaryOf state ADAM HEIMRERGER
For Auditor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JOHN w. MINOR
For Treasurer .............. JEROME HERFt
For Attorney General. .CHAS p DRU MMOND
For Supreme Court Reporter ii. YERGIN
For School Supt =. CHARLES GREATHOUSk
For Chief Bureau of Statistics EDW. HORUFF
For Supreme Court Judge
First District GEORGE l.. REINHARDT
Fourth District ...........J. W. ADAlR
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15

There are about 900 seats in
the Philadelphia convention hall, so
that at least some of the vice presi-
Dental possibilities will not have to
stand uD.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15
DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Prosecutor.
ARTHUR METZLER.

Democratic Conventions.
National convention at Kansas City. July 4th.
1900
July 18th. 1900.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15

Bynum Is still waiting for his pay
for work done in the interest of Nc
Kinley in 90.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-06-15

Entered at the post office at Plymouth, Indiana
as matter of the second class.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
Ell. SUIzO
Gran cot,mado q Coje restaurant

Situado en- uno de los lugares m 5
pInLurescO y recreauyo ue Id Playa
ue Ponce, danuu irenGe d Ia BanId.
Desue ulcnO esLableclnlehtO, 50 uls
frutan dc las IreScas g nIglenlCas bfl-
Sas del mar, uOnde Sc UDselVan la
iIegada Y salIda de las emOarcacluhes
que trecuentdn nuesLrO puerto.
Las lamInas que desean emDarcarse
gOzan ue la cOmouIuau lie que la casa
cuenLa CON una Duena empresa de
bOtes, tantO de recreO como ue car
"a, al prOplO tempo touO aquel que
dtssea enOarcarse, pueda dulSlr tantO
de La cIudad como de los pueul0s Ii
nltrUteS, los eQuIpaJes con hota ue
taiiada ue su cUnlsIOn, eI eStable
clmlentO una vez recIUluUs, baJ0 su
reSpOnSabLlluau, 80 encarga de cum
plImentar las ordenes que se 10 lhdl
uuen, sln molestla ue mnguna claoe
para ell remILente.
Los aparadores del ~SuizOe men
SualmenLe r6nueYan SuS eAIStehclaS
dc dIStIntaS prOceuencIaS dc Europa
cuanJO pueda pretenuer el gusto inds
eXigemte eS cOmplach1o en- "a aCtO
medlda de Su deoeO, LantO en- ncores
como en- cOnservas, dulces, golleGaes
ylnOS de IL Y la amos, Ifutas secas y
en almoar, turrUnes nU nay uldS
ala, ConnLuras 10 que 30 pIua: aguas
mineraleS para las CUnIudo, cnOLn
payne ue uaerentes Glasses, urdndiS y
COSmac de ~, ~ y oU anUs, anisddUs
one de ullerentes edddes; surtIaU
CompIeO.
Ii restaurant esta mOntadO a La al
tuPa do los de Europa cOn serVlcIo
ESPECIAL dlariO ueSue las b de Ia ma
nana, hasta las Ii de la nOche; cOcl-
ma a La francesa lnglesa y espanola
para banquetes CON aYIsO oportuno %
prepara tUdO cuantO Sc desee, desde La
mesa hasta los platUs de- mas gusto-
POncenos! el eotab.ecImlento ell
eSuizo> venido L coady ugar en una
parte al prOgresO de nuestra cuita po-
olacion; desde la sonora y ca6allero
mas humilde. hasta Ell mas potentado
nue 10 honre con su vista serA com
placido a medida de su dese0.
Ponce, Febrero l.. de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
ALClLDiA MUNICIPAL De PONCE

I'll Ayuntamiento de esta Cludad
en- session del dla cinco dc los co
rrlentes, ac0rdo anunciar por Ell ter
mino de diez dias contdr desde
hoy, la provision por cOncurso dc las
sl8ulenLes plazas vacantes desde 70
de- DlClemOre prOxlmo pasado.
La ue Jete ae Id Poncla Municipal
con el haber dc lUOO dollars al ano.
Las de cuatrO MedlcoS titulares o
sean tres para La Liuddd Y uno de la
Playa con eli haber dc SU0 dollars
|cada una al anO.
La de MedlcO de la Sala de 5000
rrOs con 700 dollars.
La dc MedlcO director del Hospital
TrlcOche con 300 dollars.
La de i'd. id. del id Civil con 900
dollar.
La i'd. de Ocuista del Hospital Tri-
cOche con 800 dollars.
La de Pharmaceutical Municipal con
30U dollars.
LO que Sc hace publicO para como
clmlenLO general y a fn de que los
que deseen asplrar dlchas plazas
presenter sus sUlIcltudes en- Id Sc
creLarla de este AyuntamIent0 den
trO del lndlcadO plazU.
Ponce, Mario z de 1900. FL Alcal-
de Presldente, Jose Getsml02e BtU1t+z
3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12

Sc nikela toda clase de metaless,
especialidad EN- herramientas de cl-
rujia Y armas.
Sc nikelan, Y esmaltan bisicletas en-
todos cOlores.
Sc empavona toda clase de hlerro
v asero especial para reloJes; este
pavon Sc halla de yenta en- esta casa
con su formula para usarl0, 10 mis-
mo que ell esmalte en- ell color que Sc
quiera.
Por correo Sc dan toda clase de es-
pIicaciones antes 8 despues de adqul
rirlO.
Para los dorados plateados Sc
emplea ell .mismo procedimiento que
para los nikeados que son grandes
cOrrientes el6ctricas.
Luna 70 RelOjeria de Alexandra
saavedra. San Juan Pto. Rico.
Mario 7 de 1900 ID alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
CIt. GLE. TRAbSATLANTIQUE
VapOres corrsOs franceses

A partir de 10. Enero del anO actual
los vap0res de esta COmpaiiia de la
inca Havre. Burdeos Haiti, haraD
Ia escaIa de Santander asi a la ida
como al regreso admitiendo carga pa
"a dicho destino.
En- atelalte esta Compania admit
"a tam5ien carga para los puertos de
San Sebastian, Vigo, Bilbao, Malaga
y Barcelona.
Para detalles, acddase los agentes
en- esta plaza. Sucesores dc Mayol
deTmanos Y COmpania $ en- C
Fe)rero IL de 1900 l m. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
/ Son Estos Sus Sintomas 2

Presilecct6n al Onauisno. em1stones de dla
q ig uoChe derranes al esLar en- presenc!a dc
uES Vsc>VuE de- seE0 UpuestO al ontreHener
.fHa- AsClNas. EranOs, cOnUraGciOnes de loa
sascuius tOue SON preCuTSOrea de Ia Epilep-
sss peusaunientCs " suehos voluptuOsOs. so
frea,auCes, tendenciaS . uorn2itar dormir,
se4-agi1u &c ecmbruteciEniButo, p6rdlda de La
E .4vfHd. ta{fA dc enerWfa fnpusihftidRd de-
a5Ire grrlr lAs Ideas, dolores las piernas
su LIS wsdsCul0ss sGnsaCon de trtsteZa de
arsal sat0 iuQuietud. falta de lnemOr1a. inde-
Hsta meiaucOld, Cansancio despu&s de qual
.uleF estuerZ0 pequenO. manchaa dotantes
safe Ia visfs, debilidad despues del actO dc
uua psFdtda invCluntaria: derrame al hacew
esfueTDJs en- II silla, ruido sllo.do en los
fsdct, fmidez. manoa y pies pe0a1usos v frfos
tenor de ai1Gn peliRro Inminente de muerGa
3inf0rtuuio, imp0Lt Ecia parclai -Otai. der
raue premature tardio, perdtda disminu-
-t6n &c los deaeOs, decaimient0 de Ia sensibi-
laa3 6rganu5 caidos d6bileg. dyspepsia, etc,
etc. AiEuuus do es0s sintOmns son adver~
1d1clas nAturales para TN n0mDre que debe
racuperRr sus enervadaS tuerzas v1tales. @
yeudr& ser presa dc alguna fatal epfer-
medal.
Nos0tros solicitamos de todos que sufren
De AEuuO de iOs stntofnas encima enume-
uld0s. QUE OBSER ZEN RIBN ESTE
4FlAOf cUmLnlcsludose con nuestra Com
Bt--A " ~ tLCos SsPoca4 iASJaS que nan CSnt-
1o vcinte amos de sNpsrieucia, trataudo en-
fe-meGades de los nerviOs del ststemn So
Eual, quienes pueden garsnrizar Ina Gu
Fsct3n radical permauente
hnveuJs una rellct9n cOmDleta de 81 case
.-1t"nos touO 81 nUmbre dtrecclou, eeftd.
teCpi2Dn, sI c. c'&sa10 > SOiterO. cualss Ie
.@ eirf4uads numbntdOs se le nan uAnifeg-
#He1a I'd, 81 I'd. ma usadO algIu Crata-
iutcnt1 para KDnDrrea. OStrechez. sIrihs al
s+lA 9tca enfcrsucaAd veuered. Nu4str.E
3fH-a de ms4lCJH dIAs uostiCara eu5eguIdA y
Ee. 'tiu-Ameute 81 case tgrati3i, inforsuAra
9 hf as 10 que lie cuesta un CratamlentO de-
Gas, en- ei que 90 efoctuarA una 51suCion
tt1lc4t. Sc Ie resta blecera Ud. 81 compile
- s&.ld: y5lyeia I'd. ser un bomurG vi
&yr9At sl I'd. uUs remtte 50 en- DitlUtgs Go
Fl. rs4s. curuC glraurin Dc UuCaa te 10 uttvia-
a".4ys euEeEu,dl las medicines te, i1UrIdaS
F9c 95rreO regiarrGdD, tun urOutO rOnO ttags.
.ia sllt& Cs medIcOa nayG decide 1 cO.nJre-
'' ira arnielro q que ID. debe ..0tuetcr4e.
5okpANIA EBPECIALIsTA acl E5RTr.
2 Roadway.
New YORK, T. 10 a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
fAtenci6n!

De martes a microbes de esta Sc
mana, me ha sido sustraido de mi
casa habitacion calle del Leon No 7
un reloj de orc, &Cronometro9 de IL
klates con su le0ntina de orc amerl
cano de Il Y forma esfabones. NO
tiene die pero 81 La cadenita que 10
soStiene.
La persona que 10 entregue al que
suscribe sera gratifcado con 3 30.
Manuel Gomez
Fahrerc 90. 10 ID
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
COCHE 9RISRMAuAL
De YaucO a Mayaguez
o Vice Versa
I TIN ER A RIO

Saldra de Yauco '0s Lunes, Miere
coles Y Viernes a las 5 de la mana
ma y de Mayaguez los Martes Jueves
Y Sabados d igual hora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
ExpeHdiO de BiIIetes
A G. EN- CIA s.

En- Yauco, senores Camacho her
manos, esquina la Plaza Principal.
En- Sabana Grande, Farmacia del
Lcdo. don Jose Carlo y Carlo.
En- San German, Confiterla ola
CosnOpolitica> de don Lucas Pagan
Y en- Mayagiiez, QuincaIla de los Sc
nores Lassise Vicens y ca, S. en- G.
Sabana Grande, Febrero 90 de 1000
EascttdeS SdaUedYG.
Mario D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
TAR RHFA:

Un rsssl -ro de Y4ucc & Msyaguez,
s vice. srsa, So 90
Un id. de i'd s. Grande,
Id. id. ''3 90
Un i'd de i'd g. German,
s i'd. id. u 90
Un i'd, de s. Grande s. German
id ID. 100
Un id. de i'd Mays guez,
ID. i'd. ''2 90
Uu id. de S.Garmau q id
Id II 81 %
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
Sc AIquiIa

Una parte de Ia casa 90. piso calle
Mayor y Aurora propia para un ma
trimonio con poca familia, informes,
Ezequiel Prieto Salud %.
F0hrers ID do 1900. Is lk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
COmpa1la Trasat|antica
BarCeIon

Un vapor de Compana de las condolences para
pasaj egara puerto del II 20 10 cada ad
nltiendo LAS PALMAS. CADIZ y BARCELO-
Ma y "carga" para CADIz, BARREL ONA, GENOVA y
TRIESTE
emigrantes
Espana: $170 $3.50 $50
AdemAs $40
81 utienden en- aespanola
q 81 plaza
D. FELIU.
Ponce Diciemb.e 23 de 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
La - z EA(>OB
COmpan1a de vapOres italianOs

itaiano CompPa egara puerto el 10
de Mrzo Saint Thomas Santa cruz de Iene
e G6aova Napoe Venecia, Lvorno Trieste pasajeros
ics para Saint Thomas Santa Craz de Tenerife,
G6nova, Napo4es Barcelona VIA d6nova
DE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12

a---zes Mostaza mediciual =
FS-Y==s---sz, F=--- para la mess. Emb2sa
sAEuEIiIYE3 da On lstas de Ia, La
Ia Ea /, 6 y 10 lbs. y en- Gu.
fietes, liz barriles :
- barrilep. Ordenen por
USF9rT !. conducto de Gus sgen-
==@saa =-2.1aa : 20 tes W. G.. DEAN q
SON New York Muestras pueden se,
vistas an casa de de Vale Canoio,
Ponce SO envfan gratis por oorreo ts
que las pida. Agosto 81 de 189a-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
eaNPRlMTROs nE VICHY oE FEAlT
Buem negOCiO
Sc VENDE

Una casa EN- Ia calle de
La EstrelIa, situada EN-
La zOna de Pfedras. con
Su solar, que n1itle 1S
Earas de fOmdO, CON ~ lie
de frente.
Para infOrme hirI&1r~
se "a eBtaS OfiCinas.
Eebr9rO Io de 1900. I'D.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-12
EoM2RES DEPILES

E.-ara 4ue el GrpnGur ha ordensdo quo dee
d. , -s' "a -unRrc ri iuidC vital seminal sea
"a. s.Esr-9rtF in3s presi.sa en- ~ cueTpC dol
H".Hyeg. u Hlguna pctdiuu cOuTrauatural de
..as ~ Hl r1 sie-~ PIE resuitdd0s dcsslstros0s.
+UtE,S hcmbrts ban muCrto de enferme-
.1.s Uf.sGlente&, JulCs como las del cOraz0u,
.-l l.aIIo. dc los rlhDnes, enfermedades pull
-.sUaeg-, ETC.. pOr haber permitido su Vita
.lF 4sI-tUraa. eNpOnIendOse asi ser faciles
s...tIaus dc estas cntermedades. cuando at
Ea.sg O. tas DC nuestras medicinas, tonadas
Ef.u po. BHOf4au i'm ped lido estas debilitantes
81 r8 i4H5, asi preseryaudO Ru vitalidad para
v,si,l los at8qugs dc esas pehgrosas enfer-
weAeies.
sr.Chus honhres han lleUAdO lenta, perC
s- s-7.~Iru~ute 4 un tstadO de demencia in
s.lss' .s 81 Causa de csraS perdidas, sin saber
e FuEuHdern Causa aei NAL.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25

gold on the streets up there should
grow thin in spots, there's enough OF
il made by the Metropolitan down here
70 make all necessary reparirs. IL would
appear that the public is Satisfied with
this trust. because It's all right. There
are other trusts in the town that the
public don't like, but that is because
they are all wrong. II wonld also
appear that the average citizen says,
when he sincerely unbosops himself,
"My trust is all right, your trust is all
wrong"
There is not much said in the public
prints about them, but there are two
annoying gouges in the transaction Of
business nowadays that cause vast
deal OF eursing under the breath by
business men Of high degree, as well
as those OF a lower order These are
the stamps on bank checks and tele.
graph messages, imposed 10y the u. S.
government, aud the charge ioI the
collecting OF out ol.town checks, im-
posed by the New York banks. Many
firms have been heard 10 state that they
pay more for these two items than they
40 for rent, and, that they consider the
one, ~ a tax, entirely disproporiioned
10 the means OF the business man and
the other "cheap John" trick OF
the New York banks entirely unworthy
OF men claiming TO be finaneiers. Busi-
ness men grow irate over both taxes
because they consider them unneces.
sary. The government doesn't need the
and the banks can collect out.
oi.town checks without expending
cent. They have only to run their out
oitown checks through the same
channel as they do their city bank
is-the clearing house, as
eyery country bank has, or would have /
\ city correspondent that could !
gather in all lis checks aud for two 1
,ents, or for double or triple postage !
transmit them through the mails. I
Until the banks are brought to reason,
however, Il would he we'll for outsiders
% exercise some common sense in
making out checks. Parties, among
whom big newspaper propHetors arc
he chief eulprits, send checks, on
heir home banks, for half a dollar,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25
JOURNAL x.RAYs

Don't chop wood with a razor,or shave
yourself with dull hoe.
"stop lookin' fer trouble, an happi.
ness'll look fer You. Uncle Eben.
There was not water enough in the
river 10 get the Prohibition orator TO sa.
lem last night ia time TO speak.
The golden egg laid by Mark ionr
years ago AMI sat on by Billy As months
may hatch a silver chicken on Nov. 6,
1900.
Headlines in the Baker City Herald
Introduce an eminent Astoria politician
as Senator Chas. +. Fuller OF Pre-
toria
News once day except Sunday, at
tl.OO for l22 days is what makes TmR
J uRSAL go. Whole neighborhoods
read no other paper.
|. zee
Aht way ttt ttoWun bioah hoDbtNolt IN
the east II looks little bit as II the
laboring men were going 10 throw their
diDnerpails at Mark Hanna's head.
q q 9
Mediord has a cigar factory that mak es
the Crowell cigar, in honor Of County
Judge Crowell. II burns we'll is clear
fi!ler and good smoker, like its patron
saint
eAa
Mr.. Bueh seems 10 think II Is not
worth while 10 put a new plate glass
window In his bank 30 long as such
character ~ Harry Dunno is at large.
Besides glass will be cheaper after Bryan
IL elected.
AAe
Albany Democrat: One OF Frank Pax
toms recommendations is the fact that
he has been attorney OF the textbook
trust which has been making patrons OF
the schools Of this state pay an extra
price for books.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25
SENATOR JAMES K JONES % G nj .s If aS ns irTS gys9

The latest bank clerk sensation rather
takes the cake. The little suffering
Willie Schreiber-now wandering
Willie, and probably Weary Willie,
became "a man about town" in New
York on the money he plundered from
the old fashioned Elizabethtown Bank.
ing Company. And OF course he had
TO have a girl, and Willie had one albeit
a rather mature one. AS her name was
Hart, Willie became Hart also, and
these two hearts went on beating as one
until they had beat the poor bank out Of
nearly all IL surplus. What nice col
lection Of fools this case presents There
ID the stutterer Willie, who has obliged
10 be the biggest fool of them all because
he had TO steal a thousand dollars before
he could get five dollars off Of his tied
tongues end There were the bank
directors and oflicers-oi whom United
States Senator is one Kean only in name.
And last OF all, there is the Hart, but
woman, offering once more an
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25
NEW YORK
NEWS LETTERS

~ Assaes-tsa Prsss se sss searsal
NKw ToRK. Oct. 20.--A block on the
Broadway cable road this week claims
recognition ss a Tecord.breaker. Tt
began al p. m, and did not end until
e p. m. The line Of stalled cars reached
in close order, from the Battery to 36th
stree. II our speediest bicycle proies.
siOnal had skinned over the tops Of the
cars in an exhibition spin, for the
entertainmentoi the passengers in wait
ing. he would scarcely have made the
trip in less than hall an hour. Yet the
New York public took this cable strike
quietly. remembered that cables will
break, and that railroad managers can
not help such an accident Indeed,
the New York public finds bot little
fault with the Metropolitan Street Rail.
way ai any time There is much talk
about trusts in these days bat nobody
speaks OF the Metropolitan Railway
Company ss a trust. And yet IL is one
Of the biggest trusts in the country,
not a car wheel in old New York turn.
ing except 10 whirl along the Metropo- |
Iitan's care The public seems to be
entirely satisfied to have ali the street
Of the city run by the Metro
DoIitan. That is because il runs them
,s well as they can be run by mortal
man. There may be some that traverse
he golden streets Of the New Jerusalem
hat are run still better, but none or
his tight little planet. And II the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25

and that too halfway across the ccn-
tinent The recipient pays ten cents
on the half dollar, or dollar. or five
dollar check, o. 20, 10. or 2 per cent.
as the case may be. And the aity cent
man always wants receipt by return
mail, %. with two cent stamp on the
letter containing The bin and another
on the receipt, with 10 cents gonge on
the check, the creditor nets 81 cents.
II Tom Corwin were TO come back
from the Great Beyond, and care to
repeat the speech in which be spoke Of
the Mexicans welcoming American
soldiers with bloody hands TO hospi-
table graves" he could gather among
tie nevsboys and neSswomen Of New
York city regiment fitted 70 ilIustrate
the threat ne put in the mouth Of
now, by the way, the most
sincere friend that Uncle Sam can
boast Of. These are they that handle
ihe yellow journals that are printed in
rel. The kgreat blotches1of red ink
With which they splash their front
pages are not in fact colors, and the
hands Of the boys and women are az
1loOd.red as we're Lady Macbe,h's when
ihe wildly called for a cake of sapolio
% wash out the damned spot. These
would be more read il they
vere printed in plain black. And as for
Their hysteria has reached
uch a point that they resemble the
to ladies' letters. where I
learly every word being underscored,
here is no emphasis about any except
he few that are without undertaking.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE

Orr popular personally conducted
tourist excursions in modern Pullman
tourist sleeping ears leave Salem every
Monday Evening and Thursday evening
via Sacramento and every Tuesday even
inv and Saturday morning via Portland
ard run through to Chicago without
change viaihe Worlds most scenic Line
connecting at Chicago with all morning
trains Fast, also with the Rock Island
personally condicie! tourist car for
lnstrn These tourist sleeping ears ave
broad ,estlbul,d, lighted with Pnich
'5as and provided with al weekly Illus.
tr,,tcd peTindica and magazines fnr the
free nee oi Our patrons and are accom-.
cauird through to desiina ion hy . rep
rrsrutative of the Great RCck Island
Route We also have daily Hrsi.clHss
sleeping ear service Ia Chicago via tiie
Scenic Line, aud the best Il btrg cur
service in the world
For inll information. mans etc, cali
on or write To, A. T. COOPER Gcu. Ayt
or POrtlunJ.Orcgcn
W. w. SKINNER. g. VI PowERs
Agent ;. T. Co. Agent @ X X \ Co
salem OR, Salem Or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25
cou,, septeuee.

- Associates Press - the SSuFnah
MONTREAL, Oct. 25.-Count Fonlouse
DE Lantree will be sentenced this after
noon for uttering forged bonds. He was
found guilty Of uttering a forged docu-
ment on the Bank Of Nova Scotia. The
docuu ents we're bonds Of the munici.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-10-25
The EHrltement nnf nYer

The rush TO the drug store still con.
unues and daily scores of people call for
bottle oi kemp's Balsam for the Throat
ana Lungs for the cure OF Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis and ConsumptioD'
hemPs balsam, the standard family
remedy, IS sold on guarantee and never
Islls 70 give entire satisfaction. Price
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cotics. Accept no substitute. There is
no other medicine just as good = for
weak and sickly women.
ri had been great sufferer from female weak
neas ioI about Two yearsn writes Mis-. Emng
kchafdson oi loss, Wayne Co., Ny. eCould
noi DO my work part of the time. / took four
bottles ol De- Pierce fayoritc Prescription aud
iclt a. well as ever did,
Young married women will find a
lasting friend la Dr., Pierce's Medical
Adviser, IL contains IooS pages aud
Is sent me lim paper coverl on re-
ceipi Of Al one cent stamps 10 pay
expenEe Of mailing only. Cloth bind
ing 81 stamps. Address Or. X. v. Pierce,
hnialo, n. y.
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which makes life
an utter burden.
The great fllnc-
tionai changes
which follow
marriage are not
usually antici-
pated, or the wife
ly suffering might
be avoided.
DR.. Pierce's Pa.
YoriteP Prescription
Is the best friend
OF weak and sickly
women. Il cures
the womanly dis
eases that rob the
eye OF brightness
aud the step Of
lightness. lttones
up the system and
establishes the
wonianly organ
ism on q basis OF
sound health.
" Favorite Pre-
seriptiOn7 con
tains no alcohol,
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

In 'Penelope's Irish Experiences" /"
by Kate Douglas Wiggin, the readers Of
The Atlantic Monthly win have the.third
and alas the final group Of the delight
ful Penelope papers. Mrs. Wiggn has
never done a more clever and delicious
story than the Irish Experiences,
which will appear in the Atlantic As
six-part serial. beginning in November,
1890
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GAS = - zEA
Bsan tAS IT The Kind You Haze Laays SOughl
'''''''' = NXXAzIN<

Alter Congressman Tongue left the
table at the hotel at Lebanon the waiter
iound under his plate five cent piece as
a ZIP Tor him. The incident has cansed
comment upon the Con.
gressman's generosity.-Albany Democ.
rat.
Tom deserves sympathy. lie has
large family OF daughters to raise.
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The Bridal Feast

Il not inirequently followed by long,
lenten period Of enforced fasting and
heshly modification. The cheek grows
hollow, the eyes are dull aud deep
ringed. and the step Is SLOW and larguid.
There Is am call dragged out feeling.R
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pality OF Gloucester. Mes. the Hyde
Park Electric Company, the towns OF
Fitchburg and Everett, Macs, and the
Mobile and Dolphin railway.
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Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup never dlsapp0lnts
those who use Il Tor obstinate coughs.
colds, and irritations of the throat and
lungs. 4, stands unriyaled as a remedy
for throat and lung diseases. Sold by
all druggists AZ % cents.