THE OMAHA DAILY JtEE: SATURDAY, MARCH 22. 1902.
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T '
years
eld end his
coupl W years of
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Mr. Llvlneoud M ft
wife Is M. They are both hale and hearty
and I eel vigorous a
age.
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Beatrlee, i aaktna, Waterloo ana Pea
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Beaefaetleaa,
Chamber of Depntiea Grant- Amnwtiai to
Prisoners, Then Annals Them.
BKATRICE, Neb., March St. (Special
BOTH VOTES TAKEN IN THE SAME SESSION I Telegram.) Andrew Carnegie today tend
ered to thla city iso.ooo for the erection
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Aetaat Beaett.
PARIS, March 21. The government sue-
f a free public library. The tender la
mads upon th condition that the city fur
nish suitable sits sad pledge itself to
support the Institution at an annual coat
lot .00v.
There is bs question but Mr. Carnegie's
offer will be accepted. Several sites nrs
already being sought for, and the moat sat-
tained a alight check in the Chamber of lafactory location seems to bs either op
nenniie. tod. v. M. Vlvlani. socialist, pro- poalts the government building or upon the
posed that amnesty be granted to the work- foundation of what was to have been the
men sentenced to imprisonment tor 01
fenses In connection with strikes, and that
amnesty be also granted to the writers
Imprisoned for breaches of laws dealing with
anarchist writings.
The minister of public Instruction, M.
Leygues, opposed a discussion of the props
Btakely hotel, Fifth and Ella streets.
YANKTON, March 11. (Special Tele
gram.) The Yankton Business Men's club
has received notice that Andrew Carnegie
will build a $10,000 public library In this
etty If the cltlsens will provide a suitable
alts and make provision for (1,00 per year
sitlon on the around that Its wording might for annual eipenses. A site will be se-
lead to regretable consequences. cured at once and the appropriation made.
The chamber, nevertheless, by 123 to S4 J that work on the building need not be
votes, decided to discuss the proposition, of I delayed.
which the first portion, granting of amnesty WATERLOO, la., March 21. (Special Tel
to prisoner strikers, wae adopted by a big egram.) Andrew Carnegie baa donated tlfi,-
majorlty. I wo to mo city or ueaar rails tor tne erec-
The portion of the proposition dealing tlon of a library building. The gift was ac-
wlth anarchistic writings was rejected by compllshed by stipulations that the city
PASSES WITHOUT A CHANGE
Biyer and Harbor Bill Goes Through the
House Unamended.
N SAME SHAPE AS IT LEFT COMMITTEE
Meaaare Carrlea Appropriation of
Ixty Millions sal Over Bis Hea
drea Thnasand Dollars, la.
eluding Aetbarlaatleas.
WASHINGTON, March 21. The houae to
day passed the liver and harbor bill, which
has been under consideration throughout the
week. Although several minor amendments
were adopted, not a single dollar was added
to the measure and aa pasaed It carrlea ex
actly what it did when It cams from the
committee, $60,f88,267, Including authoriza
tions. Mr. Suiter of New York attempted
to fores a record vote on the final passage
of tbs bill, but only three members, Messrs.
Smith or Iowa. Ftttgerald of New York and
Cochran of Missouri, supported him..
Mr. H. O. Smith of Michigan complained
that the $20,000,009 charged to Michigan In
the bill -boirefltted the Commerce of Chicago,
Duluth, Buffalo and Cleveland and not a
singls port In Michlgsn.
Something of a flurry wae caused by an
amendment offered by Mr. Gaines of Ten
nessee tc an amendment which waa pre
sented and adopted yesterday on motion of
Mr. Richardson of Tennesaee to permit the
secretary of war to grant releaaes to the
owners of lanu abutting lock and dam No.
1 at Nashville, Tenn., for the use of the
water power created by that dam; to allow
the construction of Inlet snd outlet canala.
stc. j
Rlohardaoa Explains Hla Interests.
Mr. Rlchardaon'a amendment met with no
opposition yesterday. Mr. Gaines' amend
ment to tbs amendment provided that the
lease of grant of thla water power ahould be
to the highest bidder. He declared that the
right proposed to be given away was a very
valuable one.
Mr. Richardson then explained his connec
tion with tLi) original amendment, In
whloh he said be had no personal Interest.
Laat summer, at ths request of some con
stituents of his who desired to obtain the
privilege of using the water power at Nash
ville he snd Senator Carmack cams to
Washington to see ths secretary of war
about the matter. The secretary, be ssld,
declined to grant the request for ths use
of ths water, saying It waa a matter which
congress should paaa on. There ths matter
rested until a short time ago, Mr. Richard- !
on said, when his constituents asked him
to call the matter to the attention of con
greaa and hs had dons so.
No Peraaaal t'oaeera.
"t had no further Interest in the matter,"
aid he. "than to do my duty by my con
stituents, who bad asked me to come here
and who had paid my waj ."
Mr. Gaines insisted that the rights to bs
glvsa away 'under his colleague's amend
ment were exceedingly valuable. He aald
that a New York concern had offered $895.
000 for similar rights st Chattanooga. At
ths War department, he said, It was esti
mated thst the water rlghta at Nashville
were worth several million dollars.
By this tlms members on both sides of
the fabuaa were much Interested and Mr.
Burton, chairman of ths committee, aeemed
aot adverse to seeing the two Tenaesaes
members fight out their differences, but Mr.
Gaines denied that there wss a difference.
Mr. Richardson alao txpreteed hla will
ingness to sblds by the Judgment of the
committee on ths matter. Mr. Burton then
explained that if the rights were as valuable
as represented, bs thought it proper that
they should go to the highest bidder. Ho
had accepted Mr. Richardson's amendment
yesterday, thinking It waa sufficiently safe
guarded. After aoras further discussion the
Gaines amendment modified slightly, was
adopted.
After completing the bill in committee
It waa reported to the house. Mr. Sulzer
of New York demanded a record vote on
the final passage of the bill, but only three
members, Messrs. Smith of Iowa, Cochran
of Missouri, and Fitzgerald of New York,
seconded his demand. Ths bill therefore
was passed without division. At 4:50 p. m.,
ths house adjourned.
MINERS REACH NO RESULTS
Convention Adjourns Without Satisfactory
Bedrest for Grievances Presented. '
FINAL OUTCOME IS SERIOUSLY IN DOUBT
Whether Miners Wilt Adapt Draetle
Measures to Farce Desired Co
eeaelans la a Matter of
Vast Uncertainty.
a vote of 309 to 135.
M. Lasclea, anti-Semite, then moved that
amnesty be extended to military offender,
i excepting those under aentencea for treason.
This motion waa adopted by a vote of zm
to 109.
The motion of M. Lascies was amended
by M. Le Herlese, revolutionist, to in
clude M. De Roulede and the other French
men who were condemned by the high
court.
M. Le Herlsse's amendment was rejected
by a vote ot 298 to 163.
Reverse the Vote.
The chamber followed the adoption of
amnesties by a a Incomprehensible perform
ance. It first proceeded to adopt additional
amnesties, including offenders sgalnst the
game and forestry laws, coachmen, street
car conductors, etc., at the request ot vari
ous members bt the body. Then, when M.
Leygues Intervened and said It was Impos
sible to continue in that way and asked the
chamber to reject all the amnesties, the
deputies calmly went back on their own
votes and by a new vote of 243 to 224 an
nulled every amnesty Just adopted.
After thus wasting four hours the cham
ber resumed serious work. By a vots of
443 to 64 It adopted the shipping bounty
bill, which, ss modified by the Senate, lim
its the total of navigation bounties to 311,-
000,000 franca and the construction boun
ties to 60,000,000 francs.
Sarah Bernhardt,
f
r
TO END SCHLEY CONTROVERSY
Hoase Committee t'onears with Presi
dents Conclnalens ta Step Farther
Agitation ot Unpleasant AaTalr.
WASHINGTON, March 21. Ths house
committee on nsvsl affairs, by a vots ot
7 to 4, today adopted a resolution concur
ring In the conclusions of President Roose
velt as to terminating the Agitation of the
8chley controversy and Indefinitely '.post
poning aril bills and resolutions on -the sub
Ject. The report of ' the subcommittee ss
adopted gives all ths various resolutions
which have been Introduced, and says:
Your subcommittee, to whom waa referred
several bills and resolutions introduced in
relation to Rear Admiral Wlnneld Scott
Schley, haa had the aame under consid
eration and presents the following report
thereon:
The unfortunate controversy In connec
tion with the Santiago campaign haa at
tracted wide public attention and haa been
the subject of four official Inquiries and
Investigations, vis.: By President McKin
lev. bv the United Stales court of claims.
by the naval court of Inquiry, aaked for
by Admiral Schley, and by rreaident Roose
velt on appeal rrom me nnoing oi tne
naval court of Inquiry.'
President Roosevelt concluded hla finding
In the following words: "In concluding
their report the members ot the court of
inquiry. Admirals Dewey, Benham and
Ramsay, united In saying that they recom
mended that no further action be had In
the matter. With this recommendation I
most heartily concur. There la no excuse
whatever from either aide for any further
agitation of thla unhappy controversy. To
keep It alive would merely do damage to
the navv and to the country."
Your subcommittee, having in view the
lntereat of the American navy and or all.
concura In the eoncluslona expressed In the
words of President Roosevelt above quoted.
We, therefore, recommend that further
consideration of said bills snd resolutions
be Indefinitely postponed, and that no
further action bs taken thereon.
The vots was an party lines, except that
Mr. Mudd of Maryland veltd with the
democrats against adopting ths report. la
detsll ths vots was: -
Yeas Fobs, Dayton, Loudon, Blager, But
ler, Wattons, Cousins and Roberts, re pub
Ucans. f
Nayes Mudd, republican, asd Rlxey of
Virginia, Mltheas and Wheeler, democrats.
Prior to the deposition Mr. Mudd moved
a favorable report on his resolution giving
the thanka of congress to-Admiral Schley
aod the officers and men who served with
him in ths battle of Satalago. Thla was
lest by a vots of 4 to T.
GOMPERS WANTS FAIR PLAY
Protests Aaralaat Aliened Conspiracy
or Aatl-Iajaaetlsn BUI In
ennte.
WASHINGTON, March U. Samuel Oom
pers, president of the American Federation
of Labor, has asm to tbs ssaats a pro
test against ths conspiracy or antl-lajunc-
tlon blll aa reported to ths senats on ths
17th Inst., by ths commutes on Judiciary.
Hs ssys that whan the bill was first re
ported Februsry 3, "It was received by all
parties In intersst ss a messurs calculated
to right a wrong too long endured." This
feeling, however, waa rudsly changed, hs
says, by ths latest report.
He quoted ths opinion of aa attorney to
the effect that the bill as now reported
"Is completely subversive ot all principles
of liberty" and added:
"Organized labor aeeks no Immunity from
ths law sppllcabls to all other citizens and
people of our country, but must Insist that
those things which ars legal when per
formed by other citizens ought aot to b
Illegal when performed by members of or
ganised labor and It was to rsosvsr those
rights to ths members ot orgsnlzed labor
thst tbs original bill wss drafted."
Hs concludes by saying tbat ths labor
Interests would prefer ths defeat of ths
bill as amended to Its passaga. Hs. bow
ever, ssks that ths original bill be favor
ably acted upoa.
8HAMOKIN, Pa., March 21. Contrary to
sxpectatlona, ' the convention of districts
Nos. 1, 7 and 9, United Mine Workers ot
America, failed to reach a determination
today concerning the grievances of the
anthracite coal miners. The discussion ot
ths scale committee report by the conven
tion ' this afternoon waa more protraoted
than waa anticipated and Its adoption, en
tire, had not been accomplished at the
hour ' ot adjournment.
President Mitchell announced that a part
of the report had been adopted, but failed
to state ths naturs of. the clauses accepted
He was not certain that ths report would
bo mads public In its . entirety tomorrow,
although hs stated that be expected final
action and adjournment by noon tomorrow,
There Is . much uncertainty hers tonight
concerning the situation, and opinion Is
about equally divided as to whether the
convention will declare In favor of drastic
measures to secure sn adjustment ot the
miners' ' grievances.
GOVERNOR HERRIED GETS EVEN
Sqaare Aecoants with Tales by Re-
faalnsT Heqalsltlon Papers, as
Had Been Dene ta Hint.
PIERRE. 8. D., March 21. Some tlms ago
Governor Herried issued a requisition on
ths governor of Illinois tor J. H. Stover and
John Howard Jones, wsnted In Coddlngton
county on a charge of obtaining money on
tales pretenses. Ths requisition was re
fused.
A few days sgo a requisition by Governor
Yates of Illinois was received hers for E
Bailey of Watertown, charged in Cook
county Illlnola, with' perjury In the -same
caaea In which Jonea and Stover' were
wanted In South Dakota. This wss Gov
ernor Hsrrled's opportunity and ho has re
fused Governor Yatea' request.
ahould donats a site and 11.600 a year for
tta maintenance. Ths city council met laat
night and accepted the offer.
DENVER, March 21. Andrew Carnegie
has offered to furnish $200,000 for the erec
tion of a free public, library building Id
Denver, provided the city will pledge Itself I
to provide not less than $30,000 annually
for ths support of the library.
SAYS LOTTERY IS PURE MYTH
Memleaa Amhaeaador Declares Aliened
Enterprise Is Fraadaleat "enema
ta Get Monay.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.--8enor Azpl
roae, ths Mexican ambassador to the Vailed
States, todsy Issued ths following state
ment concerning advertisements published
for scversl years ot an alleged lottery In
ths stats of Ban Luis Potosl, Mexico, tickets
of which have been sold and even, be ssys.
Imaginary lists of prizes published:
There is not and never res been such a
lottery In the Mexican state of Ban Luis I
Potosl. The sdvertlsers of thla alleged en- I
lerprise, tne lorgera or tne lottery tickets
snd the publishers of false lists of prizes.
have persistently practiced those frauda on 1
the people of thla country inclined to in-1
dulge In gamea of chance. The former!
legation and now embassy of Mexico In
W aahington on several occasions has de-1
rrau
raud to the government of the
ed for appropriate
SMALL' MARGIN FOR TREATY
Eaonajh Voles Believed ta Ba
I.aadathlnsT to Ratify Snla of
West Indies.
In
COPENHAGEN, JTarch 21. The tats ot
the Danish West Indies treaty, according
to the statements made by a prominent
member of the Landsthtng (the upper
houae) In an "interview today, now depends
on the attitude of the premier and mtn-
nounced the :
United States and asked
action to jUDDreaa this ountshable abuse.
The Postofflce department haa prescribed
some measures for the prevention of the
fraud, hut in spite of them It le still prac
ticed, ss I hfcve Informed the State depart-
Rient, the laat time on February ultimo. I
avs no douot that the government ot the
United States will make every effort of I
suppreaslon of the fraud, but it seems to I
me thst the press, so zealous of the peo- i
fle'S interests and ever disposed to help I
he authorities In the prosecution and
punishment of nusdoera. would render a
great service tn denouncing by means of
publicity this fraud, whose victims are In
cautious persons who buy tickets of a lot
tery that doea not exlat and never haa
exlated In the Mexican state of San Luis I
Potosl.
Ister of foreign affairs. Dr. Deuntzer, who SMUGGLE IN THREE CHINAMEN
formerly was" oppoaed to a plebiscite of the
Islands being taken, says tt can be ratified
In the Landsthlng- by a small majority. Ths
opponents of the treaty are working Indus
triously' to secure Its rejection, A secret
caucus of the opposition members today re
sulted In theligi ailing for all ths corrs-
Crew of Wllhelaalna Alleged ta Have
Coaeealed Men anal Unset Them
at Fort Townaend.
WASHINGTON, - March 11 Information
spondence refatlng to the negotiations. This reached the 'Department ot Justice tn
delava a settlement of the Question until tns eneci inai several memoera or ins crsw
after the Easter recess. ' of the Holland steamship Wllbelmlna, ar
A blue book which ta in course of prepar- rived P"r Townsend from Manila, by
atlnn contains ths Istest renorts from the of on on ana Amoy
islands. All the nearoes favor their sals. The captain of ths steamer brought three
Thev hooe this will result in their being Chinamen, whom he concealed beneath ths
eranted the elective frsnchlse and that angina room during ths inspection at Port
higher wages will follow.
aath Dakota Incorporations.
PIERRE, 8. D., March 21. (Special. )
Tbeee articles of incorporation bavs been
filed:
Steel Protected Concrete company, at
Huron, with a capital of to.OOO.OuO: Incorp
orators, lid win V. Brennan, Henry H.
walnrignt, fniup lawrenue.
Chicago ana bt. luib i oai Mining com
pany, at Sioux Falla, with a capital of
JjOO.OOO; Incorporators, Arthur L. Qfttys,
Adolph Magnus, U. S. C. Chery.
tottaours-Alexico nice i-iuniauon com-
ny, at Yankton, with a capital or H".
: Incorporators. Mons Wheeler. John W.
Bryan and Oscar Nelson.
Oaa Year for Kara-err.
HURON, S. D., March 21. (Special.)
Judge J. H. McCoy In the circuit court sen
tenced John E. Williams to ons year's Im
prisonment in the penitentiary at Sioux
Falls for forgery. This Is ths young man
arrested in Aberdeen for forging a Chicago
A Northwestern time check, which waa
cashed by tbs Standard Savings bank of this
city. Because of his youth Williams sen
tence wss mads light.'
SAY COUNTRY IS QUITE SAFE
Reports from Districts In China Are
Favorable and Speak af
Friendly Attltnde.
BOSTON, March 21. In a batch of letters
and reports from North China, recently re
ceived by the Amerlcsn board. Is ons from
Dr. Peck ot Pao Ting Fu, In which It Is
stated that one payment on ths Indemnity
for the native Christians, which, according
to the original agreement, wss not dus un
til next summer, haa been made.
Mr. Wilder, one of the board's mission
aries at Pekln, reports ths country as being
ssfer then sver before, or at least safsr
than any time duflng three or four years.
Mr. Gait, another missionary, aftsr a tour
of ths country districts, writes:
Kvervthlnc seems to bs remarkably quiet
In the field where Dr. Ament took the first
steps In reconstructing the work Just a
year ago. in no pia.ee cuuia we oieoover
Townsend by customs and quarantlns offi
cials, snd Ister in the night ssslsted them
to lend tn a launch and ascepe.
Instructions havs been forwarded by As
sistant Secretary Taylor of the Treasury de
partment to ths collector at Port Townsend
to confer with ths United States attorney
there and taks immediate steps to seize ths
ship for violation ot section 10 of ths act
of May , 18(4.
pan
ouo;
tas graat Freaeh set re as says: "I flat
Gold Seal Champagne
s real laat. ta tact superior te assay Freaeh
Chaxnaaanea. It turcrtses sas that such a 'seta; Q. G. Radcllffs. Walaoavllla.
tan wiaa saa bs aradseed la America. I Arlaoaa J. J. Hodaett. Temps; R. H
"SARAH BERNHARDT." I Chandler. Yuma.
COLD HAL la served la every first-class !
ears and club. aa aold sveryhsra at halt ' Prickly Ash Bitters cures dlseass of ths
WASHINGTON, hi arch (1. Ths ssaats ta
dsy made theaa confirmations:
Postmasters:
California Alexander McLaoe, Lompoc;
G. B. Hayden. Upland; D. W. Morris. Mod
ths prtos at Preach wins.
CaiJJANA WINS CO.. TRBANA, N.
T.
i kidneys, clesaaea sad streagthens ths livsr.
stomach aod bowels.
Dismiss Case af Kerarer.
DEADWOOD, S. D., March 21. (Special.)
The amount ot the checks forged by John
H. McLaughlin, late foreman of the Titanic
Mining company, has been made good with
ths Titanic company by McLaughlin and his
friends and the charge against him hss
been dismissed.' Hs eonlessed the forger
lea and aald hs was under the Influence of
liquor at the time and not responsible for
his actions.
TO PLAN TRANSFER OF CUBA
Presidents Roosevelt nnd Pains, Sec
retary Raat and Governor Waod
Will Caafer an Arrangements,
WASHINGTON, March 21. A conference
oa Cuban affairs will bs held In thla city
tomorrow between Oovernor General Wood
who la now hero oa his nay to Wasblngtoa
and ths prssldent and ths secretary of
war.
It la probable that Mr. Palma, president
elect of Cubs, who Is expected to be In
Washington tomorrow, alao will bs Invited
to confer with' tbs president in regard to
ths proposed transfer of ths government of
ths Island to his charge. General Wood
waa specially summoned to Washlngtoa by
ths prasldsat ts arrsngs for the transfer.
any but the friendliest feeling toward hlra. ,..i.,iJ. ... mii.v nM. mv
aia the officials sneak wall congratulations for your policy over my
him. people. a my prapi nam. !""
. (en4 promptly here Governor Tart.
REVOLT SPREADS IN HAYTI Ths nmctals ars highly gratified at this
I unsolicited evidence ot ths epprecletlon by
Political Dlatnrbanees AaTeet Entlra I the friendly Filipinos of tbs efforts ot Oov-
Conntry nnd Arreata of Officials
Costissi.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, March 21. Letters
received hers today from Port Aw Prince,
Haytl, say tbat ths whols country Is dis
turbed owing to ths bad political situation.
The government, It la added. Is making
numerous arreata In several quarters prin
cipally Jacknel, where It Is feared a revo
lutionary outbreak la Imminent.
GUILTY OF THEFT AT VATICAN
Official is Convicted at Laotian Fope'i
Treasury and Given Klht
Yenrs.
ROME, March 21. Tbs trial ot tha thrss
officers ot tbe Vatican who were charged
with thefts from the vatlcah treasury ag
gregating 16,000. waa concluded .today.
Ths official named Scot to was convicted and
sentenced to sight years' Imprisonment.
while ths two others were acquitted of the
chargea against thsm. -
Hansen fnr Deskle Harder.
HULL. Quebec. March 21. Stanllaa la
Croix, who murdered hia wife and an old
man named Thoma, who . was sndeavorlng
to protect her, was hanged In. tbs Jallyard
here thla morning. Ths prisoner, who hss
sines his conviction, msds all kinds ot
threats that tbs hsngmsa would nsver bs
permitted to snd his life, but that hs would
commit suicids Instead, waa at laat subdued
and declared during the night that hs wss
perfectly hsppy.
: ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Threaten Minister with Oealk. .
ST. PETERSBURG. March 21. Blase the
rioting of Sunday the minister of tha lu
terlor, M. Slplagulne, has received letters
threatening him with death.
Great Dsnsg by Flaada.
HALIFAX, March 21. From all parts of
ths province comes news of freshets of un
paralleled severity and washouts on ths
railways havs. to a great sxtsnt, demoral
ized the system. Belsted malls ars ths ruls.
Lsmber and pulp mills bsvs had a hard
tlms with rsln for mors thsa forty-sight
hours aod rapidly melting snow.
Lars) Haps Sets Dlvaree.
. LONDON. March tl. Lord Francis Hops
was granted a divorce today oa ths ground
of ths misconduct of his wlfs (May Yohai
with Put asm Bradles Strong of New York.
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CARTERS
Saved from Ruin and Despair by
Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetable
Compound.
Llllie E. Sinclair's Letter and Portrait Here Pub
lished to Lead Other Sick Girls to Be Cured.
' Ta there anvthins- mora tmlv nathetio than the err for healtK tbat spring-
from tha anfutshed heart of a young" girl, a beautiful girl who aeea ahead
only Buffering and uncertainty 7
But O. what lor and eladnesa her vounn: heart poura forth when aha rs
ali zes that her deadly enemy is gone, banished forever.
Thla sunshine and kv la now the happy portion of Miss Llllia Sinclair of
Chicago, whose letter and portrait we herewith publish. -
' ... Rhn nften tella of her anfferinff and nain BO excruciating. the doctors
Instead of removing tha cause of her ailment prescribed stimulants, and her
letter which follows will tell her own atory, and ahould bo read by every
young lady In the land, for it is a true and heartfelt statement from a young
lady, who believes It to be her duty, not only to Mrs. Pinkharo, but to all
young girls, to tell what has been done for her so that some other poor suf
ferer may be induced to take Lydia I Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
apd be restored to health as she was.
Don't hesitate to write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Maaa., If
there in any th inn; about your alckriraa you lo not understand.
She will treat you with kindness and hex advice la free.
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MISS LILLIE K SINCLA1R,
President Womans' Century nicycie uiud, umcag-o, iil
"Dear Mrs, Pinkham : I wish to thank you for the help and ben.
"efit I have receiwd through the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vee
table Compound and Liver Pills. When I was about seventeen
years oid I suddenly seemed to lose my usual good health and vitality.
i"ather said I studied too hard, but the doctor thought different and pre
scribed tonics, which I took by the quart without relief. Reading one
day in the paper of Mrs. Pinkham's great cureR, and finding the symp
toms described answered mine, I decided I would give Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound a triaL ' I did not say a word to the
doctor ; I bought it myself, and took it according to directions regularly
lor two months, and I found that I gradually improved and that all
pains left me and I was my old self once more. I can ride fifty and one
hundred miles on my wheel, can run, jump and enjoy outdoor life, as I
am in perfect health : thanks to you. Yours very truly, Lillib K.
; Bikclair, 17.E. 22d , St., Chicago, iuf,.f, ;.,..:. ....
If Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will cure one
woman why not you you cannot tell until you try it. If you are
111, and really want to get well, commence its use at once, and do
not let any drug clerk pcrttuade you that he has something of his
own which Is better, for that is absurd. Ask him to produce ths)
evidence we do.
$5000!
nWAWD. W. have deposited with thsNatlonal City Bsnknf LTaa.MOM,
Biea will Desaia tossy psrsoo wno can ana tnai ins soot, testimonial isms
oi geaaiae, or was paDiuaaa oefore ootainire tne writer's special per
mission. s,yaia k. nnaaam medicine l o., 1 ran.
'WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES.
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OP
FILIPINO WANTS TAFT BACK
reraaer Follower of Aa;olaalae Pars
Trlbate ta Gavernaaent nna
Governor Ueneral.
WASHINGTON, March 21. Secretary
Root has received a characteristic lsttsr
from Mr. Felipe Bueacamlno, waa wss ens
of tke leaders la Us orlglaal Philippine
rovernmeat under Aguinaloe, and la aow a I
member af the Philippine etvll servlcs com-
mlssloS and a friend of ths TJalted States I
govern meat:
Permit me," hs ssys, "ta offer you my I
SAPOL O
ARE fmi fisw
you
deaf? fimm
ANY
HEAD
NOISES?
ALL CASES OF
lernor Taft te ameliorate their condition and
liva them a good government.
Government ta Approve Measases.
NEW TORK. March II. Ths Wsstsra
Union company's central cable ofBca is la
rscelpt of tbs following advices, dated Pan
ama, Colombia, March 21:
'Ths Colombian government notify us
tbat ail csnaular and diplomatic mesaages
must be subjected to censorship."
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention. . Only those bora deaf are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. WERMAN, OP BALTIMORE, SAYII
Baltimosk. Md , March 30, 1001.
' Gtnilrmun : Being entirely cored of deafness, thanka to your trcatmcat, I will aow fire roa
a full history of my ess, to be used st your discretion.
About five yesrs sgo my right ear begsn to slog, and this kept on getting worse, until I lost
my hearing in Oils car entirely.
I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months without any success, consulted a a ore
bet of physicisus, among others, the moat eminent ear specialot of his city, who told me thst
only aa operation could help me. and even thst only temporsrily, that the head noises would
then cease, but the hearing in the affected ear would be lost forever.
I then saw your advert lament sccidemslly in a New York paper, and ordered vour treat,
ment. After I had uaed it only a few days according to your direction, the noises cessed. snd
to-dsy. after 6e weeks, my hearing in the diseased ear has been entirely restored. I thank yon
heartily and beg to remain very truly your..
1. .. F. A. MERMAN, 730 S. Broadway, Baltimore, Md.
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