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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-24

usuL. i Near ss sssa S S Srs 1M az qhn%c DseGs~b but make speciality Of such As ononic Rhsums-
r nSsrsS , IL oS In yT nothing 70 consult with these gentlemen and get their SonsTGo monnD
sn. . dmy re- 80 repend0 te@hY you uhn lew ysem of healing and for MT mv n5 ~
Srsm SmS q ~ "a ht srGa9s ,nmss. xod cost ron s0a wstmerG Tronnethy ms xef x
Ready what NJ Brooks says;
Merge. No. Nay rs lso-Thh q TO certify that for the past two year, have a a u..,
~ ~ ~ H 1Zg% zone entire AIDE OF my body wap perfectly helpless several momEs Fr
wmSeneHTy fmnsgxd nM NJ ISd a n MAgnetoT Treatment from AATuds Downing and am
AsNasrAn no'onSa skmfaq@Atont but Ipsnct gentlemen III T. BRoEns
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-05-24

Mr.. Oldham, spoken Of above, mar
ried Hiss Belle Fentsm, OF Mexico, q
melee OF Z. ID. Graham.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-11-24

Seattle, Nov. ls.-In conformity with
the governments policy in the Pacific and
to provide ample protection to Puget
sound in case war should result from a
disagreement between Ghe powers in
China the war department win next year
materially increase the strength Of the
Sound fortifeations. Plans have been
made at Washington for the construction
OF new battery emplaeements at Forts
Flagler, Casey and WOrden. One addi-
tional battery OF 10 mortafs is to be put
in and 8, 8 and 10 inch guns are 10 be
added to the present defenses In addition
the new fort at the entrance OF the gov
eminent dock at Port Orchard 10 to be
completed.
Later Notifications are to be erected at
Fort Lawton and Point Defiance. Con
gress will at the ensuing session provide
funds for this work, it is expected.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-11-24

Cincinnati, Nov, 19.-United States
Bank Examiner Tucker has taken poe
session % the German National bank
81 Newport. Ky. and posted 9 notice
that the bank would remain closed
pehdlng an examination. He also an
Rounced unoficially that Frank n.
Brown. the assistant cashier. was miss
Ing. and that q partial Investigation
showed that he was short about t20l.'
900, Brown. who ls the son Of Paris
@. Brown, ex.mAyor Of Newport and
one Of the leading business men OF Gin
einnasi. has been with the bank for IL
years. and was one Of Us mcet trusted
men. Experts state that his operations
extend over period Of 10 years. He
left on q vacation last Wednesday and
10 supposed to DO out OF the country. II
IL generally believed that he has taken
with him considerable amount OF
money.
Brown, Il 10 alleged. has lived fast
life, with wine women and gambling
In his repertoire. His career was cut
short by q Jealous woman. who made
his dOlngs known'to the banks ofticials.
Browns alleged shortage has been ru-
mored for some time. but the bank on
Gals and directors have repeatedly de-
clared that his accounts were correct
ana that everything was all right.
The widest scenes were witnessed In
Newport when Examiner fuckers an
nouncement was made public. and serl'
GUS trouble 10 expected when the bank
ofhcials are confronted by the people
who have hunted in vain for them. The
capital stock OF the bank IL only $780,
900. Browns shortage Is double that
amount. and more than the reserve and
all the assets. including the banks real
estate. He must have gone the full
limit for q small bank.
For two weeks there have been ru-
mors that Brown was short and some
depositors withdrew their accounts.
Three weeks ago the bank examiner
made a good statement and the ofiieers
and directors allayed suspicion by re-
ferring 10 this report and to their last
statement
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BIG FIRE N TACOMA, NG.
THE Loss WAS ABOUT $50, 900
several Factories weat Up - sRoke
A-Three Explosions Occurred Day
Ing the Fire, Doing Much Damage
90 Sure HndinE Property.


Tacoma. Nov. IA fire has wiped out
asRumber of small factories and partially
damaged two Others. The loss will reach
$6O, OOOs divided As follows; Puget Sound
DIydoek Co.. office and pattern room, SO.
90; Hans Tokenson, oil clothing plant
$500; William Evans, steImfitting plant
$4,000; Addison Planning Mill, mill plant
$4,000, two buildings 5000, and the sun
ser Telephone Co. and city, $500. The loss
to the last two was on electric wires, the
Sunset Telephone Co.'S long distance wire.
being partially destroyed for some distance
The fire seems TO have started in the
"stieker" room of Tokelson's oil clothing
plant Three explosions followed in quiek
succession, knocking out windows ana
doors and spreading the flames instantly tC
all parts of the room. From there it com
munieated quickly to adjoining buildings
and the entire room was destroyed. Tbs
Northern Pacific owned the buildings
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-11-24
Two Train Wrecks.

Denver, Col, Nov. 2I.-Two fata
wrecks occurred on the Denver 4 Rio
GTande railway this morning. Freight
train No. 20, eaStbound, on the narrow
gauge, became unmanageable on q steep
grade, and near GrAy's station the engine
jumped the track and u cars piled on top
Of it. Brakeman Charles shaw was in
stantly killed. Fireman Albert Braswell
Is still under the wreekAge and is supposed
to be dead. Engineer Pat Ryan and
Brakemen J. ID. Dow and Louis Reed are
seriously injured.
The other wreck occurred a short dis
lance east Of Belden on the standard
gauge. Freight train No. 81. westbound,
broke in two and the rear portion ran into
the forward part, deraiIing two ears. Two
tramps we're riding in one OF them, and
one, name unknown, was killed. The
other, giving the name Of r. j. Weaver,
was badly hurt.
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300 REWARD aIOn.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there Is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able 70 cure
In all its stages. and that 10 catarTh.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL the only positive
cure known 70 the medical fraternity. Ca
tarTh. being q constitutional disease, re-
quires'a constitutional treatment. Hairs
CataTrh Cure II taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease and Swing
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature In doing
Its work The proprietors have 80 much
falth In Its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that II fails TO cure. Send for list of tssti-
monials. Address
FL CHENEY q CO., Toledo, O.
Sold By druggists. TIC.
Halls Family Pills are thu best.
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New York, Nov. $3.50 many eon-
flicting stories have been told regarding
the relations, present and prospective. b.
tween the Great Northern and the North
ern Pacific, that a plain statement Of a
few well authenticated facts will not Ne
amiss
There h close community Of owner
ship in the two properties, but no aPpar-
ent design or desire ON the part OF the
controlling owners to have these two sys
TENS managed in any other way than A.
separate lines. Although j. J. Hill il .
very large stOckholdsr in the Northern Pa.
cine, possibly the largest individual
stakeholder" and four OF i've men hold
enough stock in each company to practie-
ally give them control OF both. the two
systems are not To be merged. and the
interests of'one company will not be sub
ordinated TO the other.
Existing statutes Of northwestern
states expressly prohibit the eonsolida.
ton or joint operation Of two parallel and
competing lines, and President Mellen Of
the Northern Pacific remarked the other
day that public sentiment strongly uphsld
these Lava
1t Is an assured fact, however, that
while these lines will continue to engage
in legitimate competition tor traffic, they
viii not be permitted to "eut each others
throat" nor jeOpLrdizs their respective
revenues by rate wars. Ths same permA-
nent friendly relations will prevail IN
northwestern territory Is now prevail in
eastern territory, which Is dominated by
the joint influence Of the vanderbilts and
the Pennsylvania roads.
Contrary to certain reports, Graf North
ern capitalists have not been reducing
their holdings Of Northern Pacific stock.
but quite the contrary.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-11-24

oswayo. Penn, Nov. 19.-Four men
were burned TO death Sunday
in q FIRE that destroyed the Nc
Gonigal house, . threestory frame
building. and the opera house adjoining
and several others were injured. The
buildings were burned to the ground
in half an hours time. The dead are:
Arthur Fletcher, bookkeeper for the
Pennsylvania StaVe Co.; Michael Rus
sell, employe, Pennsylvania Tanning
Co; William Hulsaney, ROxford. ". Y;
Hugh Jameson, Alfred, N. Y.
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Facts
FOR. SSck
bVOI'ni,esn


FIRST -Ifho alsoaEEnAn0 Ehal
h0lGRs Gkse RECORD for Ina
Anraesf nGElssb0s' Of ahe0-
fsKfo Ouroe 0f female ElEs
- Lydia e. PGnkrfsans,s
Vegetable O0sslp0asna.
Second Mrs. PEnktihaal
0aa show by hor letter
flies IN Lynn fbaf q mall
Non women kaNe been
Foet0red 10 health by kh0r
aseakDin0 ana advice
T7bAfxS-ALIkeEforsk TO Mrs.
Pfnkhans are received,
GponedL s,aad ANA aa-
eSsoF-ed by women only.
This fact % FsfEkkoeS 20 BY
ffse Issayor and p0sfnsas-
f0r Of Lynn and OEisos-S al
Mrs. PfnkhaRs's own 0ify.
Write fOs. free hook COR
tanning these certificates.
Every aliSsg woman e
Invited to write 10 Mrs.
PEnkribaEss ana get hes. nal
vice free Of charge.
Lydia = PaAkAam Ned Co, Lynn. lEAaA
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b"nvsr. Col. Nov, - joan u,v,
'''"''n"nd' the famous mining expert. r..
,'"'y ct Pretoria, but Formerly Of ,As
' N'fur d A'snes. in Idaho. nas gone Ia
ripple 'r'ek vita full authority 70 s1.
anime Strattou'' Indsprndsarp mine wi,A
'''N to determining whether or NJ, The
property has e~sn worked out after n.
sale to English investors sor N. ,n,, :,
kI5DG.OOO. Wv ''' "'
no mine has P'id at the rate Of $40 f,ro
quarter with the bs.~f that Their, .,,s
'. OF ore N sight 10 hs plAcvd 10 the
account Of dividends. '''1
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Washington, Nov. % by agreement
between representatives % the Nationhl
Metal association and the International
Association Of Maehinists the hours Vi Ia
Dor Of machinists throughout the United
states have been reduced To y ~ per Day
Beginning May Is, 1901, nins hours sdl
constitute a days work among the ma
ehinista. In aeeoEdaAce With the agree
meps strikes and loekouts viii not b. re
sorted to in the mtehinists' trade. All fur
Their disputes are To be settled BY ArbiGrl
ton.
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GERMANS AND THE CHINESE
Il IL Asaiast sAs chasss TaH
mas caaasA the chiHsss Tseaals
VITA the Powsrs-Fsisu's to ven
KetteIer--Diseussien ~ FSA~ee

/
Berlin, Nov. aO--In the relehAtaE e
,hs occasion Of the presentation u inc
mpplementary credit for China, Count
Won Buelow, the imperial chancellor Gun
nh,tieally denied the assertion tequshlly
made abroad that the China lmofosl'o
was traeSable to the German essaIAsiap y,
Kiao-ehou. This statement was gtss.eu
nv the socislist democrats with loud cries
OF lit 10 quiet true.
Count Von Buelow expressed Keen TO
Oret that such a cry was heard IN 1hs hsi'
man arlialnsnt. lhe chancellor tuTlasf
declared that he did not wish At present
to say anything which might bs ssa"i''
the CONCERT Of poaers in china. bot he
felt the need Of putting himself In 'oaeh
with the uatioh Germany, be sAplA'i'sd'
had adhered to the aims And polley out
lined in the circular to the allied govern
m4ot,. The Allegation that the govern
ment had not foreseen the chinese CRISIS
vas trus. But most Of the other naii9h'
hkeU ise failed TO Anticipate the storm IN
the hT east Sould burst - violently -
soon.
but added Count Won Basiow, @ths
signs lid nJt escape ia We directed tA<
attentian Of the other eAbtnets repeatedly
to these aigns We agreed 10 everything
that our representative in China described
necessary to take a. a measure Of PsesSa
tion aud dispatched fDFsr, offering inosi
than asked foe. Sish u fsPFAien NJ
ONE, least oi all Baron S.oa ksttsisr, ~h'
in sndravogiEg most earnestly in the ful-
dIlmrnt Of ,he duty To bring tAs Chimes
authorities 10 reason, seat allisost slsh-
out fear to hi, death. Westhy ol The hai
b. represented and tbs anne De bJre,
Thl. statement caused ioui 4pplaase.
Rryrrting To thu kao'eh1u all~gaIi"H.
Count tDa Buslo~ frcipiIalatFd tbs PFC
Stoua territorial acquisitions ash sped
,ions VI the other Po~ers in Cbi'li. adj
ing
we, sith pfoysrbai m5drsty. rsatrIisr
r,l ourselyrs longest Of an the po~sf,r
eten until the tnIsIcFt VI oar mtsaAsa
avis, al NhIng tung
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Denver. Col, Nov. 2i.-Ths sale Of tAs
great Campbird mine at Ouray To an Eng
lish syndicate is oil.
The property Nin nnt be sold. sahi
this owner. Thomas H. Walsh, ~ho Ia,
just arrived hsre from Paris
Had the prospective buyers been ready
To pay OScr " .OOO.O eAah when the deal
was first talked Of. II Is probable the
mine would have pas"ed into their pos
session. Now I have dsci,isl to retain
possession 81 the mine
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To the Re,,sm Of n. a..

0,, LH"aon. N9y. 2l--The Daily E,pr...
publishes the following from o,Isss,,
party Of ~ Turks. Nishins to lsats
,' a secretly. sailed at dead If nigh,
|, Ia'hurusku to Cross the Rlsek ..
~ storm arose and the eaat ami W.,
NT oasRags was thrown Overheard
Ihsn The children. and finally N. -
~, ".'e committed to the SEA. but hi. AM
HoI prevent the vessel from tounds,tn.
~ 81 persisted ave one lad. who CHM.
t" the mast and vas washed s.b",s
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Chicago. Nov. 2l.-Thirty.two western
roads have signed an agreement 70 max,
minimum charge on an bicycles, tri
cycles and baby carriages, regardless o.
their weight, instead Of chasing them a,
bngage. Hereafter these articles will b
charged for the same a. excess baggage
nothing less than rs cents per piece being
collected u The weight Is over 50 pounds
actual weight win be charged.
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New liberty. Mich, Nov. eo -
has been received here " b. NJ NJ
luInbsrman, that one q he aeows ...
IN Transporting tFsIeht fsem RaulS -.
Marie y nseE Park, uhsEe h hss 4 r..
Der 81 inlnbsE campo. YEA eAaShf 4 .
storm on lake sapeHal, ar nssr y.
and the AEe men % haaIa wee 49, Z.
overheard and dF0Wned ne de.d -.
Joseph II. Caseaden. Joseph hlllInx. n.
man Winsel, Baron Nizeei 80 Y 49,.
known only 81 ,Nllllan.
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among certain army officers on duty in the
war department. The reason for eonsid-
ering any such plan arises from COM
plant made by general officers on duty
in the Philippines who desire TO return
home. Most Of these officers feel that they
have served their allotted period in the
field and have encountered all the hard
ships and arduous duty which, by rights,
should devolve upon them.
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Berlin, Nov ~ -fAs disadvantages
lofiiclilI pabllahss the trAt VI lsisgrAm
Of the emperor of CANA. Li,si November
IA. u reply TO Enpsrsf wtilaama tsl~-
gram II september -, ia ~Ah.h .A- tarta
rr promises ~ ihhtes severe punishas~us
On tbs authorities Who we're AeryaPiaess
u the muni.r Of hirga tvn k~ttsier.
the GsrmAn minister. ah,l sxPfvsnrd tAs
aOpe that tEisnahy FslaItDaa viii san b.
Frr.tabhahsd, lis aiso declares that ~
sooa ~ the pSAes commissioners atLlta
tbs IssiFSl PosHt hs ~.l 81 tsms tsG HE
rvturn to Pvkin. iiIa CAla=as aas l~sty ALA
TIA. tbs protrVtioa VI Lbs ChftaitIa nas
''on' ~sh br ~ap-aa,liy aa4 'trtstty sH
in'nrd "a all the psoSiaeaal autAor,iis&
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Washington, Nov. 1s.-It Is reported
today that Senator Spooner will succeed
Griggs as attorney general II is said to
be only question Of whether he viii
accept. The president has not considered
in connection with this appointment any
but men eminent in their profession.
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Jackson, Miss, Nov. Is.-Two men
were instantly killed and four others re-
eeived injuries that will probably result
fatally in disastrous rearend collision on
the Alabama & Vieksburg rAilroad, one
mile west Of this place. o. Ruftin, horse
trainer, Dallas, Tex, and Orna Burlington,
horsetrainer, were killed instantly.
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s"~'i sa'I..., W.. Co..

sea, SeltiI'. Nov. ls.-Jsck jordan anil n,
naean' fishermen, were dpwnsd n ~.
o@y here from . small sailhaat .h;sS ~. ~
ne, ,,.ea IN a gust Of wind. wiltr.I ynt
, S'na'I and Howard Rice. their cOm~n.
'O narrowly sscapsd the same tsls h,,,
S we're rescued by United States C".,o WI
o"io.r lhomas Delaney, Who wen, 10 Nj.
assistance in a row boat ~ '"s''
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Seattle, Nov. ls.--Ths steamer New.
port, from southeastern Alaska, brings
news OF the drowning in Hstta lake. No
vember 0. Of Mrs. James Taylor. wife Of
the foreman Of the Hunters Bay cannsry
Miss Baker. an Alaskan missionary. anil
a Mr.. Early. employed at the eannsry.
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- b ths possession Of the Bank Of Enc.
mad: IL 70 dated December Io. i0D0, and y
eof 1855, but on account Of is aGo sane n
@eds very valuable. One Of lhs oldest
end most valuable stomach nsdieinss q
nosssstsfs Stomach Bltters. For any
yssFS 10 hes cssod dyspepsia. ipdiaestIon.
seriousness or insomnIa. 10 viii ear,
Whsa faithfully taken.
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LI.at.aan. raln.r WOOD :. D-.a.

Washington, Nov. ls.--tienrraI Mae
Arthur has notified the war department.
that Second Lieutenant Palmer q. Wood.
Jr., Twelfth infantry. died Of malIrial
fever at san Juan de Guimla. Luznn
Lieutenant Wood vas the son Of Major
Palmer Wood. Forty art volunteer in
fautry, captain Of the Twelfth Infantry.
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DON'T aET EoOrsoHE. GET FOOT.
EASE

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Ten years immigration, according to
the census returns. counts up nearly
10000 almost 100000 more than
the entire population Of th4 nation At
It's birth.
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The Southern Pacific employees have
asked for new working schedule, a
request, which. il granted, will mean a
more even basis Of working hours and
a better classification Of pay,
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Portland. Ore. Nov. ALL. H r.
ney u this city iell dead il tAs ~, ~ =.
oi the state circuit court. He ~ NJ.
been sworn in a. . juror whsn u nv y. y.
tackled BY basst deense
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r. Kngman, the pIow manufacturer
OF Peoria, Ill, has made a second cut Of
20 per cent in his employees wages. All
the men are now on q strike.
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Plumbers. Gas and Steam Filters
unions won 40 strikes during the past
year and lost IL. The organization IA
In nourishing condition.
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The island Of FOrmosa, now a Jap
anese possession, will soon have q new
railway line Of great Importance. Il
will be built by a syndicate Of Japanese
capitalists
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Two Of the greatest literary produc.
lions OF the Chinese are a dictionary in
1920 volumes. and an encyclopedia in
22,937 volumes.
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This signature 10 on every Dor Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO- Quinine Tablet.
the remedy that cures . cold in one day
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GRANDCHILDREN Of natural born Brit.
iah subjects. wherever Uorn. are count.
ed By British law as British subjects.
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The temperature OF q chicken IL III
degrees Fahrenheit Of . horse 90 de-
grees. Of q snail only rs degrees.
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Street railway employees Of Terre
Haute. Ind, secured an advance Of one
cent an hour and recognition of their
union through arbitration.
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Piso's Cure for CONSUMPTION IN an inta,-
hoie medicine for coughs and colds ~
w, ~; samuel. Ocean Grove. N. J.. Feb. ~,
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WANTED-Msn and wom.u ~ $500
SASfestSr - represent OstablIshsA koaao
cn s@laryi eplsndId opportunity Az.
srses r. o. BOX ssh Portland, Oregon.
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The Only saro Cure and
IaStAn . n . rs Relief for
W RHEUMATISM

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n tnGrodlentA Absolutely pure and eoneengrated
AArgO eostis Of 30 doses for o. prepaid ~ mall o.
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Works orr fI,9 Cois;.

LAXATIVE BTono-Quinins Tablets cur
. cold in one day. No cure. No Pa.
Price Is ccp1-
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Make Your Liver Lively.

lazy lanEuid liver keeps you in bad health
S y. Candy cathartie. Al druggists, Toe,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-11-24

There are fewost children, compared
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