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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

pounds Now l weigh Que huudred and hty.
ala poauds than 1 ever weig he'd bsiore
l wss ~ bad I would he nom day 20 day ana
long for death 10 come aud relieve my suffer
Jag ! had intsrual Inflammation, a Disagree.
able dralu, hearing down pain aud such distress
every month. bot now ! never have q paln-do
all my owu work aud am a strong aud healthy
woman
Use Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets with
VFavonte Prescription Il the bowels
are inactive or irregular.
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GRANGE MOVEMENT
TO CO. OPERATE
Ansmoou Pseas Association special.

Anemo0u Press Association special
Albany April l7i The Linn County
Patrons Of Husbandry Cooperative As
ISOLATION was organised a. the court
house yesterday afternoon. Tho capita
stock is placed Al 5000, into shares ol
t5 each. The directors elected were Tho'
Froman. J. n. scott, NJ. v. Leepsr, NJ
h. Case aud n. O. Powell. Tho msn
beruhip Of the association Il confined u
ths grange. rnd ths object ls 10 bay suP'
plies aud cell the Produoe Of the mem'
bsfa NsH
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

Cntarrh. aut bfin9 nou
aeand end usIl ika Qaes
alon ollen pa % nse II
Wkai rafcl yeali lnaR'
aaaF ! ferl al ~ tulF q
STATS that nWifts alEeiAe
y ths medlriuG em
InQk . tFug triigeef ~ loa
aNragY ~ auit'aap apElInQ
lnai ean haaeaily aud
11us irutioasiy F4Npms
- lf6m Cattrfh tIaga
felotntaendei 4 % mauy.
aaa ssa e.Pgy % ~ ~. ,e.s
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17
Southern
Pacific
NOtics 10 cOatractors.

salem, Ore, April 18th, 1901.
blds will be received by the under.
signed Tor building a school house in
Disiriet Nc. 4S Marion County, Oregon,
SAID house TO be 80 by 40 feet and IA
ieet high. Bidders will specify amount
they Till build for and furnish material
ana also amount they will build for il
seh9oi board furnishes all material.
All hids must be in the hands OF the
cleIk by May 2nd. For further
particulars call on or address, j. b.
Sonsfnd one mile north Of school house
90 the Halls Ferry road The board
lSsserNes the right TO reject any or all
oias' Bids win be opene May 4th, 1901.
j B. JOEsRUD,
Chairman.
A. P, Gordon, Clerk, 4i5 dtd'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

weak ana aickly
women have been
shade strong and
we'll by the aid Of
Dr. Pierce and his
- Fayorite Prescup-
ton" II cures the
ills which weaken
women. II regu-
lates the periods,
dries enfeebling
drains, heals in
hammation and ul-
ceratiOn, and cures
female weakness.
II nourishes the
nerves and 50 cures
nervousness Il
promotes a healthy
appetite aud in
duces refreshing
sleep.
~ had female trouble
for eight years writes
Mrs l. J. ncnnis oi
sla Raat College Stfrct.
Jacksohvtlle, Ills
swords cannot e.
pres what I suffered
\ pesFAf Ffiiff ImBsf
fAs afdfCai pfoffi
sos aHd pasd HoHs
Priends urged me 70
Try Dr Pierces pa
voFite Prescription
when I commenced
taking this medicine
Haiahed ninety ave
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17
caBehi Z Dreadful Cola

Marion kooko, mansgor for T. NJ.
Thompson q large importer Of fine mil.
linery at 1858 Milwaukee Avenue,
Chicago, says; "During the late severe
weather caught dreadful cold which
kept me- awake at night and made me
unit 10 attend my work during the day.
One 81 my miliinera was taking Cham
beglainu Cough Remedy for 4 severe
cold At that time, which seemed 10 ro-
lieye her 70 quickly that bought some
for myself. II acted Ike magic and !
began ~ improve at once. l Am nov
entirely we'll and feel very pleased 70
acknowledge its meriia. For sale BY y.
q. Haas, Druggist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

J. Hacksfman and n. 7. Mo0res,
state and oouris srhooi sppsginsendsnt,
rsapsotiseiy. wani q Aatosia today "a
atieo1 = c1aniy iaaehaFs iaEiiints.
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large Wall Maps Of the
United States.
Given AWav

HOW TO GET ONE
II you are going East, or thinking N
sending for your family, DO not buy yonr
nckets until you have secured Tatss
irom the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RtIfs
hoAD Go. Their service i excellej nv
none, and they can reach all points in
me EAst, south or Southeast from any
point in Oregon or Wasbins,nl,' '
through tourist car from Paci6c 90,
10 New York. ' N0~S'
II you viii send iiteen sents in STAMINA
20 the address given below, We nm
IorNArd you by return mail a largo Nall
map OF the United States. Cubs sn5
Porto Rico, S4x40 inches. anu
80, Eot pArtleulars regarding passenger or
''e'sh' rates call on OF address,
B, II. TRUMBuL.
Cont Ag't, III. Cent II Il
lfs Third st., Portland ORA
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RsssVatiOns 70 Opea.

Inc AloWa and Camanche country In
ihulAh Territory will be opened for
settlement this summer. Il is A grand
country, and reached only via the Great
hoek Island Route. Ii Won are in
seresIed, write for booklet ''The okla.
homa Opportunity" IL tells Won All
opened. W oe
oro -, A. L, COOPKR, G. A.
200 Alder ST., Portland Oregon.
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Strong Again.

The woman who knows the full value
Of health Is the woman who has lost Il
and regained 1t the woman who from
being weak and sickly is once again
made a strong woman. Half a million
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

Oorrespondent wanted in every oltv
sosh ana villages in America. NeWsns.
SaI.l - anu otne5 WORK. Experienced ana
SloA Potichctd. Good remuneratio,
News and st0ries wanted Fo- S...tl - A.ion
lars address The Bulletin p. Aluee
llBu
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

To Cure . Cod IN One Day
Take La1aitre Bromo Quinlne Tablets All
druggists reft4nd The money N II falls ~ cure
". Groves Signature IL on each boz.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

Iaks yooF wheel 10 Shipp 4 Hauss,
and have Il cleaned OF relAiFel Rttin,
teason is almost hers. xsW
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

Take your wheel 10 shipp a HousoT
aud have Il cleaned or repaired. Riding
season Il almost here. h 34u
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SEMI ANNUAL REPORTS
Statements of the Marion County Officers
For the Past Six Months.
sHRRIFP's sHmIANNUAL STATEMENT


Sheriff the
month"; IN A. d. 1901.
To amount received during the month Of
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

/ & n =. Z 80 -. " :, 81 = ~ I, 3. a.
lna ~ diTsciioMs"
a - "a IA tho oniy purely veg.
"~W& stable blood purtheI
- known, and ths frsatssl
AAAkMo of an blood uaedtcinea
- aud tontcn
~ yoa have CaiarEh don't Walt until Il
becomes deep seated and chzonic. bat b.
gin a once lae uss Il 5. 3. ~, and send
Ior oar hook CA blood and skin diseases
.aRd vrlis our physiciAns about yosr case.
tAE EelFr sPaoflo ca AIlAntA "a =.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17
SOUTH AND EAST
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE

Trains leave Salem for Portland aud Uav
stations at 40 q. m. 7:54 q. m, ana
s60 n m "N
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17
TRE DAILY JOURNAL.
~ ROPER sHorEEss.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II, 1901.

Daily one year. $500 in Advance
Daily -Four Months 81 IN Advance
Daily BY Carrier 500 Per Month
Weekly One Year si.oo In Advances
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cLnRK,s snMIANNUAL. RnPORT.

OF the Clerk Of Marion showing
and number claims allowed by the County Court OF said county Tor what
% the day October 1900 the " March 1901 both
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17
New Rl,,,l, shn,

complete new shop, with the snas,
lathes and machinery known 10 moisrn
mechanism where Ne can repair any
kind o. wheel, OF build an entirely
nav bicycle. This Is In charge Of n nj.
EdgAr, macchlnlst Mitchell, Lewis 4
Staver Co, hall block west Bush's RAM
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

received t5sO4 5000 70 $500 rs Ss9 81 1885 90
BY amount paid to County Treasurer during the month Of
23,832 10 $3.50 2s' 1874 2s 5i56 81
Total paid Treasurer 123a82 ,5Sso 1874 ,2
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Rids iOF WOOa al Orssol ssAool lO, Bn,s

bids are requested Tor wood N h.
delivered A. the Oregon ehool for Rim
not later than September rs 1901. for an
or part OF same, As follows:
LOO cords OF large growth body tir.
100 cords Of second growth 6r h.,
quality,
ls cords Of grab oak Of me,lium sira
. cords OF body oak, straight split
All Of this wood 10 he cut in ionr f,.,,
lengths irOm solid green timber ana -
be closely oorded without bulk hea5s
Bids 70 be sent to the Superintanja,,
M Public distraction and will h. onsns F,
by the trustees oi said institution IN a.
9th day oi May 1907 al lOa Wv
by oeder Of the BOard Of Trustee.
l.. CARTER
.s. Superintendent
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17
SALEM'S BICYCLE DEALERS,
COLU MBIA
Cushion Frame Bicycles

Are in by be Pnthe he pe Mr is SomRe %
It mer for youlo with Columbia Hub Coaster
Modern Pullman
We are nog ready furnish Cushion Columbia Hub Coaster Be
nc waiting. Il
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

Pullman and Tourists cars on boIb
trains. Chair cars Sacramento 10 OVder
and FL Paso, and tourist cars TO Chicson
st. Louis, New Orleans and WasbinSton
Connecting at San Frandisco with sev.
eral steamship lines for HonolnL,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America. 81"
See agent at saler Station, or sddress
@. II. MARKHAM, q. P. A.
Portland, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-17

7 o Through Trains Daily. The
Coast Line Limited leaving
each terminal ln the morning. edulpps5
with elegant cafe and parIoF cars, VIII
make daylight trips through the most
picturesque. varied and entenainins
seeaes on III. continent. Inquire OF
agents Of tn
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The Above statements duly certified by the Sheriff
Clerk and Treasurer respectively.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11

tonic, snying ne would guarantee the as
ISOLATION a hot time IN hot town,
sheriff Cunningham said he had been re-
quested TO invite the association to Abilene,
but he knew Abilene was too far out OF
the way and had no chance of being se.
lected, therefore he nominated Waco.
The nomination Of Waco was seconded
by sheriff LlpscOmb.
sheriff Johnson placed Dallas 10 nominal
ton as the banner city of lexas.
Mr. Ben S. Rogers extended an Invita-
tion from Brennan In a very facetious
speech which. II not winning for Brennan,
at least made a hit and put the convention
In good humor
Mr.. Rogers, not being a member OF the
association, could not nominate Brennan.
and Constable Glass Of Houston came IA
his rescue in placing Brenham in nomina
ton.
sheriff johnson withdrew Dallas In favor
Jof Waco
on a ballot Waco was selected by n vote
Of a., San Antonio receiving IS votes and
Brenham none.
on motion Of sheriff Tobn Of Bexar the
selection Of Waco As the next place OF
meeting was made unanimous 0nd the date
Of the next meeting was fixed for the sec.
ond Tuesday in July.
The committee appointed for that pur.
pose announced the collection Of Sl6f a.
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head deputy. Mr.. W. A. Webb Is with
him IN attendance on the meeting
sherifs w w Taylor Of Kimbe county
and W. r. Taylor Of Goliad are cousins,
who are very popular members Of the asso'
citation.
sheriff A. NJ Avant Of Atascosa county
Is border officer who Is engaged In sery-
Ing his fourth successful and successive
term
Sheriff Bowie Bennett of Lavaca county
Is a second termcr. with a name Jh1t Is
Of historical interest that is equally inter
Csting
Sheriff Pete Tumllnson Of Dimmit county
is one OF the most popular members of the
association In attendance on the gathering.
Mr.. Choate of Carnes county is deputy
under sheriff Hunter, who succeeded the
lamantcd W. p Morris, killel by Cortos,
sheriff George Zoeller Of Kendall county
has been in the service for years. He
never misses a meeting Of the association.
Deputy Oscar Swift Of De witt county Is
here Hes a deputy, and a good one
was the enoomium paid him by friend.
Colonel r. Byrne and County Clerl;
Thomas p Bishop Of Bastrop county Joined
tho sherlffs In their meeting yesterday.
Sheriff e. Is. Hale of Houston county Is
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serving his second term. He is a very
popular member Of the association.
Mr. Joe Kerr a deputy Of Atascosa coun-
~, was with Mr.. Tom, mentioned above In
the memorable chase after COrtes
En- Sheriff j Il. Pettus Of Goiad Is IN
attendance on the meeting. He was In OF
nee for a number Of years.
Deputy Bundlck of El Campo, wharton
county, Is with his chief officer In attend
ance on the association.
Sheriff wallace of Llano is among, the
newly elected sheriffs of the State. He is
serving his first term
Another second-termer, who Is popular in
the association, is Sheriff Burford Of Col.
orado county.
Sheriff r. Wilson Of Bee county Is a
first telmer, who bids fair 10 remain long
In the service.
Sheriff Kenslev Of Frio county Is attend
ing III meeting and enjoying his stay In
Houston,
Sheriff w II. Coninder of Victoria coun
~ has turned into his third term success
fully
Deputy Neal Webb of Wilson county Is
among the attendants on the association
Sheriff NJ. c. Bozarth OF Edwards COM
~ is serving his first term.
Shern Wernett of Val Verde county Is
serving his second term.
Sheriff George Wharton Of Jackson coun-
ty Is another hrsttermer.
Deputy r s. Wiesiger Of Victoria IS
attending the association
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The University Of TEL

One hundred instructors anl
more than 1900 students nor ~ ~
sun mer school students. VOICE
to all departments, TUIIloss. H.,
tai expenses $50 10 $50, su ,Ss
col.egt Of reputc admlttel W's m
nation and given credlt w.
plCted. "a
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENll'.r,s,,,lI
gins 5 ptcmher Both; entrance n,
september 25th. matr culailoh l W.
courses OF study; universlL, 20
struction and discipline; ilpIsns
volumes; Young Mems GhllsaH,,wn
tion, Young Women's Inrissshla
ton, gymnasiums and gymhais.Sft
tCrs for women and men, NJ
Teachers courses lead 20 rnt
teachers certificates. EnslnsseansIil
ment confers degrees 81 CIV
LAW DEPARTMENT ,--se' ssS.
September 3Oth. entrance "a \
September 25th; matrlculiupp XXI
only once. $40 A two wears ~ d
"a the degree Of bachelor OF as
titles holder TO practice ID ssf =
Texas. Law students may psce
courses without further ~.
MEDICAL DEpARTMEAl.,..s
Galyes'on) Four years eoghsoi NJ
cnty-two instructors; ve,s1,
ioacy; school OF nursing w. Hl
circulation fee, payable onSSsals \
plete equipment ~ all ss,se
begins October list. entrnnce, M
the preceding week. For el.
lcgup address Dean sulissg a,1
Texas. For catalogue oi si.s.s w
OF for any information, aduTss.os ~ !
LOMA\, Registrar. AusIlh, - !.
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The Agricultural and mechanical
College.

kesnlar courses of instruction In Agrl-
culture, Mechanical Engineering, Civil
Ehgineering ana General Science A large
number OF optional studies offered Spe.
S,al industrial courses in Agriculture ana
Mech9nlcal Engineering. Complete course
IN Literary instruction, combined with
uhd arranged 70 suit each regular aud sne-
clal course. Degrees conferred on comnic,
tloh or regular courses. Certificates grant.
cd on completion OF special and etectivn
courses, Discipline: Military. In charge Of
y, lnlied STATES army officer Young Men
christian association, Athletir AssocIo.
ton, gymnasium and Athletic field
lhtloh Free. Expenses Sl4O ner ses-
SION or nine months, payable quarterly.
ihhelndes hoard fuel. lights. washing
medical services, natatorium privileges and
IA11srE expense except books and clothing,
An Al students privileged 10 work I'm part
pANmeht OF their expenses Fall session
, 9pehs osseptember H. Entrance examina.
Write for new catalogue
College Station, Texas
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l793-TRE bingham SCHOOL II 9OI-

h .Go ,oa raelp since la Mnhar detailed TMss
S2 per hallm Address Col r. Ahev
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7 reason that he assisted I'm +r,tIi,,, Co,.,.
me MrNlcau murderer Who Mliel Sheril
Siorls. AR. Tom and pos, Of hyr cir.
W, hs chased tag MrXlcan from Campbell
w ~ a POM fourncn miles this Side Of
tion wv y5i. "9g iulplSnei thc informa
/ ers Of tb p,A tN'oGu captain Hog
I Alton l'irr i,"-e.s, 10 eUrJl the capture.
( me honoroT , OlNNf} H, n hel4s placed on
come an active lnernber Of tho ose,.I ,'t AK, I'D
and he WAS mscribrd on tbr rail of art ~,
membership .ystcrdav He L. N nro,nIpnn+
/ stock rgissi 6f AtEscosa coupty P''''''"e"'
Sheriff j. d Read Of rocn oount,. h.,
| ht en- I'm otfic. four Years and piIor ~ IL =
! time was q deputy shorifT Six years nndSr
/ Shcwn Robertson ThE b1rlsCt ns,r NV, W
his administration was done iu efforts 10
| CSllnle q man charged With the killing
! man, without slceD and frequently with.
U' Inun'' IN ~teA and crowded him
| Tri,it ln.' ~. WIS pushfd across the
Sb~jg rta,e wa rn1i5n Surrenaered to
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a PROMINENT HOTEL MAN.

An Interesting Letter Is Given Verbatim.
Mr. Laie D wearhers IS well known Throughout tho
central portion Of the United States as an obgng and
eiaeent hotel man as all those can testify who knew
hlmas associated with the managemenioi the Spencer
House. indianapolis, Ind. He is now manager Of TIA
Hotel Enterprise in thatcip Under date Of Nov. 9th
1899. he writes as follows Pepsn Syrup Co., Dear
srs We have been keeping house for i've years and
are never without Dr. caldwen's Syrup Pepsin. Wa
find nothing to equal Il for stomach troubles and nv
children like /, as well as candy ons night recently
my wife was giving dose to our baby q y years odd
ard Media our little girl a years old cried for some
too Her mamma told her she didn't need Il ana then
abe said can't lick the spoons sso pleasant to
take The effects are 50 good we hate TO b. without
Or. caldwells Syrup PepsIn. Yours truly, LATE D.
Wealhers. Manager Enterprise Hotel
Dr. caldweirs Syrup Pepsin is sold BY most drug.
ssts In soc and ~ 90 bottles. Positively cures nvs.
pepsla. Indigestion. Constipation Bliousness Seen.
ios1noss LIVER and Kidney disorders and Ka,rs p,,
~ onl, py Pepsin syrup Co., Monticello. us. Usx
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11
sHERlFFs' DEPARTMENT.

Strlyed or stolen from J H. Adams,
Sour Lake, Texas, one small dun mule,
stripe over the shoulders and black
nose, also two small mules, black in color,
weight 1000 pounds or less; uoue of them
are branded
Strayed or stolen from Bruce Lumber
company. Paul., Texas black OK, 10 years
old, brand unknown. marks unknown,
points of both horns sawed OF sore made
by screw worms under left foreleg; 81 80
reward, A. r. Anderson, sheriff
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11

i was announced that the next business
was the selection of the place Tor the next
meeting
Sheriff Tobin Of Bexar nominated San An.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11

And so believing We desire to give the
ladies' a special Invitation to meet Win
us " annual convention and a cordial In,
Adopted ''
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SAN ANTONIO FE#lLE GOLLE0F

sSl eaNh conditions IN the state. Eleven teachers Elk
cnal buildings being erected Board literary tuition and
Year begins September ). For catalogue write
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-11

Tnc twenty-fourth annual session OF the
Texas sherlfs' association has gone into
History as one Of the best attended. most
harmonious and, according TO the state
ment OF President Yam, one OF the most
enjoyable meetings ever held by the nsso
nlation. The convention buckled down to
business yesterday and transacted II with
neatness and dispatch. There were no
4engthy discussions, as shoriffs as a rule
hrc not taker, but workers. They seemed
b understand what they wanted and did
Not wrangle over parliamentary usage In
Aetting at It. The adoption Of an insurance
Aesture will do much toward holding and
building up the membership.
All OF the old officers, except Treasurer
kvhite, were reelected. the Office OF see.
befary and treasurer being consolidated and
hccretary Kirk reelected to the dual office.
Waco will be the next Texas city that
kyil have the honor of entertaining these
knen OF nerve and courage.
~
! II was about $3.50 a. m. when Sherin Vann
trapped the convention TO order yesterday
In It's second days session.
The reading of the minutes and roll call
were dispensed with.
The following new members we're admit
George t. wharton. jackson
IN uaatbco,p ,yison co,ntv. n N Tom
deputy, Atascosa county; Joe Kerr dep.
uty), Atascosa county; n. A. Webb dep.
uty}, Wilson county; %. A. swift deputy
De Witt county.
The death Of j. r. Gurley. ex-sheri6 Of
Crockett county was announced aud hin
name was given to The memorial commit
Tee.
The secretary reported the collection Of
$500 in dues and fees and that S293 had
lnpn nnid since last lpuOrt.
The Treasurer reported a balance on hand
oil Sg3dg5
poth tbese reports were referred 10 the
dpanee fgnmittte
fctfsr yvae road From, Hiram, Annie
eheriff III Wood eountv cxprpssinr his ID
qret M NOT being able 10 h. present
sberin UavUood Of Marion county nro
rogo9 tha {oiio0,i,g reao,,t,,,,So Tc,s 20
Ne ia,tsis,- No. ,Tts3 , 1,,r h., +,assad tb,t
s,ben ,varrarta fo5' arrsst ar, {ssnnd am
noenas and ceniot,s for ,yitresscs IA, H.
t,nJ ot ti,a san,e dina tbst I'm ronytftU.
suJH AZ t',y ~ u ier, ~ sHul,e, ,nn
~ s ~ on6 ,,,, ~ ,S ,i' a. SVa, i
ie,2ors tbo Brosont itri, NAM, 10 0ah.
mar I'm cases Of change Of venue the FSprir
OF the county 10 which the change Is made
ne ali9W,e9 ,5e5 TOT M'IntSSes'
The chairman made an lnnouncement
that arrangements had been made by the
i9cai eenmitt9 e n.y. winch me Galveston,
NoniI fuTnieb y tr,in ty,t1, MIR ,oi az
taehpd 10 bring the deieg4fas b1rk from
galveston after Going down by +be havnu
rontp
sheriff Tipscomb Of waller submitted the
p JSIrE M " 'tVilu16snn < N'I navis
Nile, no, No. Nt,rrr,a, NJ, 70 g
Itavyvood TbS ,,,.re ein,toa ~ ,,n,,,,,
lion
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A RagI Of LIAM

For woman's guidance is found in the
fact that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton cures female weakness and the dis
eases of the delicate womanly organs
which darken the lives of so many worn-
eu with suffering and sorrow. That raw
OF light has penetrated many darkened
Chambers where women moaned in mis-
cry, and has guided them out to health
and happiness. uFavorite Prescription y
Us not a tonic, not palliative, but pos.
tive cure for the diseases which are
peculiar TO women. II gives vieor and
vitality. 1t banishes nervousness, head
ache, and all the aches which come from
diseased condition of the woinanly
organs A temperance medicine, il con
talns neither alcohol nor narcotics.
al was troubled for three years with liberation
ana female weak uess and my doctor gave me
pet mute reiei,r writes Mrs. Lulu Hunter Of
Auenton, 81. Louis Co, No. II saw an adver-
usemeni In the paper OF Dr. Pierce's RAvorite
prescriptions ! began the U.s. Of Il about e wear
ago / took i've bottles of IT, and one bottle OF
Golden Medical Discovery. and my health q
better now than Il was for years. have also
recommended these medicines to some Of nv
friends, who suffered from female weakness
ana good results have followed"