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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-17
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS KILLED.

Afgtnans Explode Powder Magazine
At kushk.
London, Eng, Nov 16. - A Mos
COW dispatch says that an item re-
ceived from Baku announces that
trouble has occurred there between
Russians and Afghans at Kushk. The
Afghans exploded Russian magazine
and many soldiers were killed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-17
SUICIDES AT BAR.
Pioneer in Chicago Court Kills Him
self and Wounds Child.

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Chicago, Nov. is. While being
arranged in court today on a
: charge of family disturbance,
Charles Shyck, saloonkeeper,
fired revolver several times at
his wife and child and then COM
n1itted suicide. The child was
= slightly wounded. Mrs. Shyck
tainted but was unhurt.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-17
ASKS T OR
Gil A N N EL
MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENT Asso
CITATION WANTS BETTER WA
TERWAY-THE OFFICERS.

Dubuque, Nov. 16.-The Upper Mis-
sissippi Improvement association elect
ed officers today as follows:
President-Thcmas Wilkinson, OF
Burlington.
Vice observation-disclosures H. Viii.
hanson, of Quincy, ILL.,, and Alonzo
Bryson, of Davenport.
Secretary-L. B. Boswell, of Quincy
Treasurer-John P. Eckert, of Gut
tenberg, la.
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RooTH.TuckER SAILS.
Five Hundred SaIvatIonists Wish Theie
Commander Godspeed.

New York, N. Y. Nov. 16.--Cou.
mander Booth-Tucker, who for he
past eight and one-half years has be,en
at the head of the Salvation Army In
this country, sailed for England today
on the Oceanic He was accompanied
to the dock by 500 salvationists and
their friends.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-17
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT DIES.

University, Passes Away.
Bethlehem, Pa, Nov. 16.-Dr. Thos
M Brown, president of Lehigh univer.
sity, died today at his home here.
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WILL WATCH WORK
American Consul at kharput Press
cutes Search for Murderers. E.s

Constantinople, Nov. 16.--The Amer.
lean consul at Kharput. DR.. Thomas n.
Norton, has been instructed to pro-
ceed to the Turco-Persian frontier TO
watch the operations Of the kurdish
murderers of the American missionary,
Rev. B. w. Labaree, who was killed -
April last.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-17
WILL TALK PEACE.
Austro-Hungary Ready to Participate
in Hague Conference.

Washington, D. c., Nov. IS.
Ambassador storer today cabIed
the state department from Vienna
that the Austro-hungarian govern.
ment is willing to participate in
the second Hague peace confer
= ence called by President Roose-
welt.
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-17
IMPLEMENT DEALERS MEET.

Eleventh Convention Of National Asso.
citation Held at Chattanooga.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 16-The
eleventh annual convention of the as
sociation of Implement and Vehicle
Manufacturers began here today.
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ct:ca,o Poultry Market.

CH'cH1o FoUItFV WdFK8e.
Chicago, Nov. 16.--Poultry-Stea teady;
turkeys, ID; chickens, 9R; springs,
10R.
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THE W EA 7 II ER

Iowa-G Generally fair tonight and
Thursday. Warmer in the east and
central portions tonight.
Illinois-Fair tonight and probably
Thursday. Warmer in the south por-
ton tonight.
South Dakota Generally fair tonight
and Thursday. Cooler in the north and
west portions tonight.
Nine o'clock last night As
Seven O'Clock this morning ....... 81
Two o'clock this afternoon ...... 64
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Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago Nov. 16.-Butter Steady;
creameries, 15@24; dairies, 14R@21.
Eggs-Firm, 17h@20h
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FIRE P ANlC
lC 7 RIAL IS ON
BLAZE IN NEW YORK MANUFAc-
TORIES CAUSES FRIGHT
AMONG EMPLOYEES.

New York, N. Y, Nov. 16.-Three
hundred men and girls employed in
several manufacturing concerns in a
five story building on the bowery were
thrown into a panic: by fire today.
but by prompt work on the part of the
f1remen and volunteer rescuers all
were taken out in safety. The build.
ing was practically destroyed.
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WAS FORMER CONGRESSMAN.
James coney Dies at His Home In Mar.
shall, Mo-, TODAY.

Marshall, Mo-, Nov. 16.-James
Coney, ex-congressman from the sew.
enth Missouri district, died at his
home here today of pneumonia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-17
New York Poultry Marke

New York, Nov. 16.-Poultry-Chi
l22.
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NATIONAL GRANGE MEETS.

Secret Meeting Of Organization Is Held
at Portland, Oregon.
Portland, Oregon, Nov. 16.-Ths
thirty-eighth annual session Of the Ma
Aaron Jones Of South Bend, Ind, pre-.
siding.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-17

Peoria Produce Market.
Peoria, Nov. 16.-Corn-No. 3, 46@
47A.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-17
Petition to Congress.

Resolutions were adopted asking
congress to make an appropriation suf
fcient to secure a six foot channel in
the Mississippi between ST. Louis and
st. Paul, the channel to be completed
when the Isthmian canal is opened.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-17
New York Produce Market.

New York, Nov. 16.-Wheat - Dec,
$1.19B.
Corn--Dec., So.
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Credentials Committees Report.

Credentials Committees Report.
The supplementary report of the
committee on credentials was then
submitted and long and bitter fight
was made over the seating of Dele.
gate Mangan OF Chicago, who came as
a representative Of the Gardners and
Florists union.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
POPULAR YOUNG BUSINESS
MAN OF THIS CITY WHO
DIED YESTERDAY.
Arthur Gutenberg Dies
Suddenly at Home
in This City.

Arthur Gutenberg, widely known in
commercial circles, expired at his
home. III Fillmore street. early yester-
day morning Death was due TO an all
ment from which the wine man had
suffered but a comparatively short
time. and came as a shock 20 his
family
Gutenberg had a host OF friends, and
his sterling integrity and stanch busi-
ness methods won him high esteem in
the world Of trade. In addition TO be-
ing manager Of the large wine concern
he was engaged in other enterprises.
and was on the highway OF success
when death visited him. He was but
50 years of age and had a broad future
before him.
The deceased was the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Gutenberg OF 25O3 California
street. He was native of this city
and his wife, whom he married but sew
en- years ago, survives him. He also
leaves five sisters-Mrs. Lewis. Mrs.
Hirchfeld. Mrs. Loesh, Mrs. Kuhn and
Mrs DR. Sanders-and two brothers.
Ralph and Carl Gutenberg. The funeral
VIII be held from the residence of his
parents on California street tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
ST. PATRICK'S ALLIANCE
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
Organization Elects State Ohicers and
the Members Are Entertained
~ Crr..L-arf

CROCKETT. Feb S.-The annual
state council OF St Patrick.s Alliance
OF America was held here February 4.
Thomas McKeOn. state president,
called the council 10 order AT 1 .. m
Forty delegates were present
REPORTS OF officers for the past year
showed the total receipts TO be $S21S:
disbursements (sick benefts). Sass;
death benefits. SS25: donated. 5000.
other expenses. $500; cash on hand.
SI2420- membership. 600.
The following officers were elected
Past state president. Thomas Nc
KeOn. san Francisco; State president.
NJ ]. Hart. Oakland; vice State pres
ident. James COrIey. Oakland. State
secretary. John Ganey. san Francisco
State treasurer. Frank P Hunt. san
Francisco. Trustees-T. ]. Desmond.
Oakland; James J. Rock. san Fran
cisco; James COakley. Oakland, c.
Desmond, Crockett. CAL James J.
Dunno. san Francisco sergeant at
arms. o. B. O'ReilIy. san Francisco.
Delegates 70 the national convention.
TO be held at TacOny. Pa, Monday.
February 29-P. J. Ryan. Frank P.
Hunt and John Ganey-
The council adjourned az 9 D. m
and the members were entertained BY
the people OF Crockett
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
ALMOST STARVES
IN LOCKED CAR
Tramp Remains in a Freighter
ar Salinas Without Food or
Water for Several Days

SALINAS. Feb S-By a fortunate
circumstance a man imprisoned IN a
bczcar was rescued this morning from
dearh while several freightcars were
being hauled or the side track Freight
agent /. Richardson of the local Of
rec heard feeble knocking in one Of
rhe cars. The noise being repeated. he
suspected hobo was confined therein.
and had the car unlocked a. soon as
Dr. stopped A. soon as the door was
opened the emaciated form q q man
climbed 0u- The man pleaded pitsously
-s.s water and food These were pro-
vt1e[- IN response 10 inquiries, the
rlan said he was e tramp and had gor
iu-o The car last Tuesday. intending 10
e. -o san Luis ObisD0; but finding
The car remained stationary. had tried
20 GET ou-- bur could not. as thesioOrs
had been locked he had a flask OF
-rater and some bread when he entered,
ard when This was gone he tried 70
make outsiders hear. but failed The
cars have been sidetrscked here for
seven days.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
SALINAS GIRL
IN PRISON CELL
Young Woman Arrested in Port
land Tells of Her Political
Career in Monterey County
Now HELD AS A vAGRANT
Prisoner Was Employed as a
COpyist in Recorders Office
in This State During 1890
Special Dispatch to rhs ean


PORTLAND. Feb. S.-"My word
ought 70 be good. for I'm Deputy Re
corder OF Monterey County. California"
said Mrs. Belle Perkins this morning
when she was placed on the stand in
the Police Court 70 make a statement
regarding a charge OF vagrancy placed
against her last night. Nevertheless
the court found her guilty Of the
charge. but withheld sentence. The
woman does not bear the hardened ap-
pearance OF a vagrant. neither does she
look the part OF criminal. although
she IS suspected OF stealing a watch
in the Star Cafe from a man. While
being detained her record viii be
looked up. as the officers are anxious
10 know II her statement is true rela-
tive 70 her official connection with the
administration in Monterey County.
SALINAS. FEB. S-AIiss Belle Har-
ris was a cODyist in the County Re-
cOrder's Office in Salinas in 1880. Her
sister. Kate Harris. was a Reputy Re
cOrder. Belle left here and went 20 san
Francisco and it is said was afterWard
married in Portland.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
CUPID OUTWITS
IRATE PARENT
Society Belle of Cotton Steals
Away to Los Angeles to Mar
Nv the Man of Her Choice
PLAN CLEVERLY EXECUTED
Brides Father Makes Hurried
Trip to the City. but is Tee
Late to Prevent the Union

SAN BERNARDINO. Feb. S.-Cupid
has been busy and one of the most
charming OF the society bellies has
eIoped and become a married woman
Cotton has not been stirred for many
moons as it is over this present elOpe-
ment and the pretty romance promises
TO furnish a topic for the swell set for
many day 20 come This afternoon.
Miss Stella Hebberd. the young lady in
the present affair, announced to her
parents her intention of attending a
function in this city. On the car she
was joined by young lady friend. who
accompanied her TO this city and saw
her safely on board the Santa F'e train
for Los Angeles. The friend then
posted a letter which the young lady
had written TO her parents informing
them that she had gone 10 Los An
geles 10 become the wife of Peter Fill
anc. whom she had come TO love with
increasing devotion. This evening her
father. W c. Hebberd Of the firm of
T. Hebberd Company and one Of the
wealthiest men of this vicinity. was
fairly stunned when he opened the en-
veIope and read its contents.
He followed his daughter to Los
Angeles on the next train, but arrived
too late. Peter ]. FiIanc had not
planned such a romance for nothing.
and before he left for Los Angeles
Sunday he had arranged with Miss
Hebberd that he would not send for
her unless all arrangements for the
marriage could be made satisfactorily,
for there are numerous questions which
priests must be satisfied upon before
they will consent TO unite two fond
and loving harts. The lucky groom is
the sole heir TO an estate valued at
$50 900. His mother is a descendant of
the famous Salazar family. one of the
most aristocratic and influential fami-
lies of the old Spanish regime. while
the late Mr.. Filanc was a nobleman OF
the old school. whose family had for
centuries been noted among the pastor
al princes OF the old world. always
rich. even as far back as genealogy
can trace them down TO the present
day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
FAILURE OF KANSAS OIL
OPERATOR Is ANNOUNCED
NJ L. Lockwood Forced to the Wall
by Debts Amounting to S250,0OO.
Texas Bank Closed.

INDEPENDENCE Kans., Feb. S.
The failure OF NJ L Lockwood, one of
the largest operators in the Kansas oil
fields, is announced. His liabilities,
it IS said. probably will reach $3.50, ,00e.
The assets are stated 70 be close TO
500 600. Lockwood IS a heavy ope-
rator in the Pennsylvania oil field.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s--The Comp
troIler Of the Currency has been ad-
vised OF the closing of the Citizens
National Bank Of Maruder. Tex. It's
assets and liabilities are sI34.6Os. It
had a capital of $4,000 The fail
ure is said 70 have been caused by the
drop in cotton
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
ARTHUR SPENCER VISITS
LAUNDRIES OF MILWAUKEE
Trip Is Followed by Arrests OF a Num-
Der OF Chinese and Subsequent
Production of Certificates.

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. S.-Arthur
Spencer. who was arrested in Pitts
burg on the charge of trying to sell
Chinese false registration certificates.
was in Milwaukee on January 20 and
made the rounds of Milwaukee Iaun-
States Marshal Durbin, and a num-
Der of Chinese were sent TO the county
Jail because they were unable to pto-
duce certificates showing they were
entitled 10 reside in the United States.
Some of the Chinese after a few days
succeeded in producing the necessary
papers and they were released Some
of the cases are still pending before
a United States Commissioner.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
CaIIfornIans in New York.

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-The follow
iug. .CalifOrnisns are here: From San
F-rancisco-Lrs- Ardleight, at the
Continental: J. ". Cutbert. ar the
York; G. II. Hook and wife. at the
Park Avenue; II. S. Howard. at the
York; J. Ingram, AT the Grand Union;
Mrs. II. 3. Mcmahon. at the Park
Avenue: < Myerson, at the Raleigh +;
J. Wifin. A McAmara, d. A. Suther-
land and J. Worth. at the Herald
Square
From Los AngeleS-W- G. Emerson.
A H HelsOn. at the Holland; Miss \.
NJ. VESSEL. at the Imperial.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
RaiIroad secures Bond Issue.

SAN DIEGO. Feb S.-The Los An
yeIes Title Insurance and Trust Com
many becomes trustee for the San Di-
ego and Eastern Railroad. The mort
gage or deed of trusUis to secure an
issue of bonds in the sum of 10000
600 and was executed February ..
1904. The bonds are TO be Of the de-
nomination Of $1,000 each. to run un-
til March 1. 1s49, or forty-five years,
dating March 1, 1904. and to draw in
terest at 5 per cent per annum semi
annually
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
DRUNKEN NAN
ST4BS OFFICER
Chief of Police of Grants Pass.
Oregon. Attempts an Arrest
and Receives Knife Thrusts

GRANTS PASS. Or, Feb. s.-While
attempting 10 arrest Ed Chiles on the
street here this afternoon John Patrick.
chief OF Police, was stabbed four or
five times in the side and breast and
cannot live. Chiles is a young fellow.
some . years Of age. and has beer
drinking heavily. He entered the store
OF his father. J. II ChiIes. and demand
ed money Il was refused, and young
Chiles seized a butcher knife from the
cheese box and ran his father out Of
the store. His mother and sister ap-
peared and he likewise chased them
out of the store and down an alley. He
then returned. helped himself 10 the
money in the Till and proceeded 10
break all the chinaware and turn the
store upside down
When ne had satisfied himself in the
store he sought the street, the knife
hidden under his vest. and met Officer
Patrick The latter carried an ak
handle. but was otherwise unarmed.
When ne attempted 10 lay hands on
Chiles the latter whipped out his knife
and gave the officer a half-dozen
thrusts before he could be Intercepted.
The affair has created quite a sensa-
ton here on account OF the good stand
ing OF Patrick who is a Grand Army
man and a highly respected citizen
Knots OF men occupy street corners
discussing the matter sOberiy, and
should the wounded officer die within
the next twenty-four hours quick jus
tice viii undoubtedly be given the as
sassfn-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
PREFERS DEATH
TO STARVATION
Los Angeles Woman Goes to
San Pedro to Drown Herself
and Her Four Little Ones
WADEs OUT INTO THE BAY
Citizens Go to the Rescue and
After Providing Money and
Food Send the Family Home
Special Dispatch 30 The Can.


SAN PEDRO. Feb. S.-Mrs- Hannah
Martin. a middle-aged widow, sick and
demented. made a desperate attempt
to drown her four children this after
noon. Mrs Martin lived in Los
Angeles. where her husband died two
years ago, and she has worked hard
to keep the little brood OF four to-
gether The children are Elmer aged
13 years; Lena. 3; Louis. 4, and Emma
aged ,. The struggle was too hard and
the authorities were planning 70 put
the children. in an orphans home
Rather than be separated from the
children, the unfortunate woman
brought them TO San Pedro this morn
ing and selected a secluded spot known
as "Crawfsh Georges Cove" She dis
robed them and herself and. stark
naked. with the baby in her arms.
waded out in the water. trying 10 per
suade the older children 10 follow. Her
peculiar action attracted the attention
OF ''Crawfish George" an old fisher
man at the cove. who ran 20 town and
got several citizens 10 accompany him
to the scene. They arrived in time 20
prevent the mother carrying out her
plan, although she had the baby.
Emma, under water when the reseuers
arrived. The family were taken 10 a
restaurant and given the first food
they had tasted for twenty-fOur hours.
The woman ate but little. but the
children ate as though they We're fam
ished A subscription OF $50 was raised
in few minutes. and the family was
sert - los Angeles tonight In
the charge OF City Marshal Baker.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
THOMAS SAYS HIS WIFE
Is Ill WITH APPENDICITIS
Others Claim. However. That Spouse
l. Suffering From Result OF
Recent Accident

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-MTs. Edward
r. Thomas. who has been abroad. was
carried from the steamer La LOr-
raine when she arrived here with her
husband. the young millionaire turf
man and automobiles. Thomas told
friends on the pier that Mrs Thomas
was suffering from appendicitis. Other
persons said she was suffering from
prostratfon incident 70 shock follow
ing the Thomases' automobile accident
in Italy. the effects OF which she had
never overcome.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
Pioneer NIerchant Dead.

Ephraim Frank, a pioneer clothing
dealer. died last Thursday. Frank
for many years conducted the firm OF
Frank Bros at 529 10 557 Kearny
street His sons. Michael and Alex
ander. succeeded him and now oper-
ate the store at the same place
Ephraim Frank was p years of age
and a native of Austria He leaves
three sons and six daughters to mourn
his death.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
NEW TURN IN SAN
JOSE WILL CASE
Judge Rhodes Reopens Litigation by
Setting Aside Previous Order
in Piercy Suit

SAN JOSE, Feb. S.-The contest for
the administration Of the large estate
of the late Mary Piercy has been re-
opened by an order made to-day by
Judge Rhodes setting aside the pre-
vious order submitting Andrew j.
Piercy as administrator OF the estate
of Mary Piercy. deceased, as plaintiff
in the suit of Mary Piercy by her
guardian ad Item. Noble Hamilton,
against Edward NJ. Piercy. To-day's
order is based on the order made a
few DAYS ago by the Superior Court
of san Francisco rescinTng its prior
order appointing Andrew ]. Piercy
administrator.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
DEATH By HANGING FATE
OF THREE MURDERERS
Judge Palmer OF Denver Furnishes
Slayers Of Ms. Amanda Young
blood With Death Penalty.

DENVER. Colo. Feb. s--Judge
Palmer sentenced Frederick Arnold.
Newton Andrews and Charles Peters.
the young men who killed Mrs.
Amanda Youngblood last New Years
eve, 10 be hanged in the week begin
ming May Is. An appeal viii be taken
TO the Supreme Court 10 test the con-
stitutionality OF the hanging law.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
Wants saItner Returned.

SACRAMENTO. Feb. s.-Goveruor
Pardee to-day issued q requisitiOn up
on the Governor OF Oregon for the re-
turn 70 this State OF c. c. .SaIner,
wanted az san Francisco for forging
a check The Governor has h6nOred
the reQuisitiOn OF the Governor Of
Washington for the return OF Patrick
Neely. wanted IN tha. State on a
charge OF seduction. Nicely is now in
custody a. Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
Patrick j. Walsh Is Dead.

Patrick J. Walsh. the weII-known Re
publican politician. died last night at
his residence. Il Joice street. Walsh had
been sick but two weeks with heart
trouble. The deceased was a central
figure in the city's politics for num-
Der OF years. He had host OF friends
and bore the esteem Of all. He served
as a Deputy under County Clerks Curry
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
Emneror Will Dine With Tower.

BERLIN. Feb s.-Emperor VIII
liam has sent word to ambassador
Tower that he viii dine with him on
Thursday evening The Emperor
dined with the ambassador at Kiei.
but this is the frcs time the Emperor
ever took dinner at United States
embassy or legation and indicates the
especially cordial relations existing
between the Emperor and Mr.. Tower.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
Santa Cruz Pioneer Passes Away

SANTA CRUZ. Feb S--William
Henry Miller. for thirty-six years
resident OF this city. died last night az
his residence on Garfield street For
many years he was engaged in the
drayage business and had many men
in his employ. He was a very prom
inent Odd Fellow
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09
IL Has Been Worth
@ Thousand Dollars 20 Vie. y
= - FsoEENcE EoEpEr.
Nev Y9rk N9E. .. 1898

-It ST. tstl -
-cE Celery Compound Lae o-
worth tro-sa-1 dollars -1 ne would
certainly U1t t-e rlat s-l and give
rcrE -ac rrC1- have recc-v1d rom
-.rr remedy
Ls- 5rrE The strain ~ r-T cr2les-
s-o.el .Urles lef- lle e. nervous wreck
T- lr-r ~-l rl- weeks Tff n-l--- 1+
D-- mother -= EE absolute luEa-Ll-
AF digestion Ues -erE T-aE @iil !
suffered -gsr-rs frarl neuralgia ~
Cl-l-- sa-I g. WIS lI lr-e to my wee =
e--4 ---r1S bal le E-s -o- lcle ~ MAKE
ne @rT Better
GA E-r l-.--l W. --ar- NJ UF -less
rSt le l1---e ~ -s celery t9Ll-
TlE-d- Ul-l such a. r-eer-l-- -epr-lt lrL-
rr- re--E had l'--- loF A---
rl1t Has elco--Eel 90 s-te . q sl--
ors RIAL
-I took four bottles a-- 5E tne cad, y
Srll.ar I was Uc'.-lHe0l -te-f Wel- -ls
-elr- e-a was gone l-E D i1s never re-
Turned
~.s-G csn eat a-y Kind of good with
OF
--l- since I Tras crl5 have 1elt
Sch 1-1Ea-r le-ll and s1-rits- C.lr
doctor SAW ne before reformed 10 lile
c.-- and Pc wrF as---s-c-
aU happy o. send y.l L--s LeW
= lo-uE RS PROOF ~ me 1r-e.lt 4
have received [EcE1 Paine celery ON
far~~s FLORENCE WORDEN.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-09

Lackmann's incumbency IN office and a
baiIiff in Judge Troutt's court The
dead man was a native OF Boston and
lived the greater part OF his life in this
city. He leaves a wife and three chill
dren TO mourn his sudden demise