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MINING MATTERS.

Another uneven,fil call took place
on the exchange today ami once more
did Secretary Vlgus Gdmouish tho
brokers TO make out their checks when
there were no sales 10 record. Tue
listed stocks wefs handled 10 rather
sluggish manner, the brokers having
apparently given up oil hope Of bring,
lug about An outlook IN any way iay.
CRADLE 10 the conlunn lon of a sale.
Tue call Of unlisted sI0oks, however.
tremed to awaEen great zeal more
iefvor than did their predeceisors, aBd
whom the name SWAueea ruug out IN
clsIiou toIos upon the br0kets' care
number Of tho Spectators responded
with figures. Tho result was that tbs
stock was strongly bid Tor atg2, while
holders were willing TO rellnquish At
$40. South Swansea showed material
strength and was an Offering At 10
cents, with numerous bids OF rs eents.
The inIsrest o. the call entered i'm
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Personal Paragraphs.

a; d. HudnAll Of Kansas City is at the
Cullon.
a. n. Ro,onbaum Of this city Is located
at tho Walker.
!. b. Hardin OF Charlton. Iowa, Is a
guest At tho Cullen.
J. W. Lyons Of PocAiollo Ia recent ar.
rival at the Walker.
Mrs. g. J. Hood Of Nevada Ia a guest
at the Tolnpleton.
Jno. q. Maher OF Chadran. Neb., il
stopping at tho TempleIon.
Harold Horriok and Martin Heller arc
New Workers nj the knuisford.
Charles L. Grassle IL down from Ogden
aud registered nj the Walker.
Mcsdam0s l.. A. Wakefield and @. w
slender both OF Robinson, Utah, are At
tho Cullon,
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Political Pointers.

Judge Powers ana a number OF other
leading Democrats will leave Salt Lake
Ior Provo tubs evening 10 arrange for
tomorfow's convention.
The Democrats Of tho Filth sen.
atoIial district met At Heber CITY yss.
leTday afternoon aud fenominAted
Hon. II. q. Chambers by reclamation
fur the State Senaio.
A mornlng print loquaolously an.
nouneed that Senator Brown ana wife
hai gone Eat on political mia1ion.
Too fact IL neither the senator NOT hia
vile did anything OF the kind. Bob
were In Salt Lake today aud do not
Intend going AwAf.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
The Political State Conventions 10
Utah TcmOrTOE.
SALT LAKE, PROVO, nj. PLEASANT
Republican. aud Democrats will Name
rr,tidenilal ilse,ors aud
Congressman.

Tomorrow will be one Of extreme
political activity In Uish. state con-
venuons win BE- hell by tho Republic
ans IN ssli Iishe and II Mt. Pleasant.
In this city they will nominate n can.
dida,e for Csngrsss, 10 10 endorsed 81
ogusn on Saturday. A. NJ. Pleasant
they will nominate Mckinley presi-
DENTAL electors. Ex-Governor A. l..
Thomas Il alm5il certain to be one Of
them; Charles q. Crane and Ma
Ior Breeden may 10 tho others
For Congress George Sutherland,
George n. Cannon, State Senator
Allison and L. 4. Goodwin arc spoken
VI.
The Dsnocfais will nominate KIM
for Congress by ncolamstion aud
Fisher Harris Of salt Lake Will have
&c honor VI presenting his nnms 10
fIo convention. Tue presidential
loclota viii be selected IN all probabil.
y from among the followinpi y. X.
thurman, q. &. Rlcnards, Rchatu
dsckintosh, John J. Daily, n. II.
Asphens, Henry Lawrence.
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meialists win, II means the reverse, or .
continuation of tho present, or perha p
greater distress aud shrinkage In the
value of all property, n curiailment OF
labor In every branch OF business an d y
consequent decrease IN wages, aud
should they DO successful, they will on
doAvor to iako such steps ~ Will forever
prevent another contest for tho tgstora-
lion Of silver, AMI one u them will DO to
dopfocate tho prico Of silver 70 such an
extent a. will eilectually close tho silver
minos, and a the same tima greatly d.
minish the output Of god, lead aud
copper usually existing IN combination
with the silver oros, and thus destroy
tho leading Industry In our state, which
will mean utior ruin TO all our business
and agricultural interests, and tho throw
ing oht OF employment Of many thou
sands Of our working mon.
To assure success In the present cleo.
ton against the unlimited millions
which are backing Mckinley aud gold
mono motallisn, sufficient money must
DO occurred 10 continue with renewed
vigor tho educational work which has
been carried ON up TO this time In behalf
Of bimoiallism, by putting In the field
competent speakers aud by largely IN.
creaslng the distribution Of silver litefa-
ture, aud thus assist Bryan 10 bis almost
supofhuinan efforts 10 educate the voters
Of this county upon that issue.
Since the monoyod wealth Of the East
orr aud Central States IL afrayod on the
side Of gold. tho time has now como
when every man that would save hrs
business from destruction and prevent
the pauporigation and starvation of his
children must make last supreme of-
fort 10 carry this campaign TO a success
fnl conclusion.
Il IN not question a. TO what each Of
you can afford 10 give, afior years Of fall
ing business, doprcciating property and
uufomunemtlvs products, but Il IL what
you can give TO prevent tho utter de-
HiruCtlOn OF all tho business and agricul.
tural Interests ~ Utah.
signed by II. G. Chambers, Thomas q.
Merrill. j. L. Hawlins, J. j. DAILY, J. q.
Packard, w. s. Mccormick, John Beck,
n. A. Cohen, Frank Knox, H. W. Law
renee. samuel Mcintyre, James Mo
Oregon. Thomal Koarna, DR.. Hughes,
Simon Hamburger. J. II. Walker, q. NJ
Scott, o. J. Salisbury, Ueofgo A.. Snow,
4. a. Wall. J. 4, Hamburger, H. n.
Farnsworih, A. q. Campbell, b. &. Dun
bar, !. A. Cunningham, w. N. Dickson,
e. q. Goodwin, A. D. Holden, w. NJ.
bradley, q. <. Narian. J. w. Donnollan,
W. w, Chisholm.
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JUDGE HATCH NOMINATED
By The Republican judicial Convex
lion al Provo.
a Central Committee for the District
AppeIpisd-A nrief
Meeting.

special 20 the news VIA Dessro, Telegraph
Provo, Utah. sept 23.-Tnv Rspub-
lioan Judicial convention met this fore
noon and nominated Judge A. q.
Hatch Judge Of tho Fourth Judicial
district, comprising the counties Of
Utah, WasAloh and Uintab, 10
nli the unexpired torn u T.. A. VIII.
son. resigned. Judge Hatch was tho
only nominee before the convection
and was nominated by acclsmatl0n.
A central COMMITTEES fot the Judicial
district oJmprised Of tho chairman OIL
the Republican party Of each county
was appointed. All the business Of
tho convention was transacted In
TWEEN ty.nve minutes.
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DAILY WEATHER yASg.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Aenlaua, Ougon AMI Nevada
stations.

stations.
Weather reports showing obssrva.
lions at & am. todAyi
salt Lake City-Barometet, 20. 90.
temperature, 60; minimum. %; WIND.
southeast, lignt; rain, "a inches; clear;
Baker Clty-Bafometef, 2y.7s; tenn.
pefAture 4s; minimum, 10; VIM,
south, light; rain, ~ inches; CLOUDY.
Cheyenns-BaTometeT, 2D.s2; tenn.
pefaIue, 90; minimum, 81; wind,
south, light; fAin, .Ol; raining.
HplsnA- barometer, 1916; tempefa.
luTe, 81; minimum, 81; wind, south.
west, light; TAining.
Miles OiIy-BArometet, Zoos; tenn.
perHtuTe, ls; minimum, ~, wind,
northeast, hgh partly CLOUDY.
Idaho Falls barometer, 20 IS; tenn.
rsrAlute, ~; minlmum, "; wind.
norih, miles An hour; rain .Ol; partly
eluudy.
General aud local forecast for 50
houfs ending s I'm, Sept. gains
For Utah - Cloudy tonight; nif
lhuuday; warmer.
Salt Lake CITY and vicinity, fair
weather. warmer.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bufeau.
SALT LAKE Cry, Ulab,
Today's temperature In shown In m,
FAC smile thermomeier giyen below:
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APPEAL FOR CAMPAIGN FUNDS.
bryan Tpslps,s Mems Committee Call
Upon the People for Much NEEDED
Assistance.

The Bryan business mems finance
.ommit,es which organised at the
Ats CLUB ON Monday, met again last
uveaing and issued the following ad.
dross 10 the people, appealing To them
Tor monetary assistance In tho present
presidential nghr
ly the concurrent request Of tho chair
mon respectively, of the National Demo-
A meeting held IN this city on tho even.
ing OF the glst inst, tho undersigned
wore appointed general hnanco com.
mitieo, which was organized with H. G.
Chambers a. chairman, Walter Almy A.
secretary aud J. u. Walker ~ treasurer
THIS ecnofal COMMITTEES also appointed
an executive committee. consisting u IL.
G. Chambers, J. J. Daly, Thomas q.
Morrill,, u. &. Dunbar, Simon Ham.
berger aud y. J. Salisbury, TO take active
charge Of tho collection of funds, with
authority 20 appoint subcommittee or
agont- throughout tho State, To aid In
and facilitate this work.
We cannot but fool that crisis exists
Ia the afiairs OF this nation. Bryan must
30 elected, tho cause " justice, freedom
and humanity, for which hn stands, must
triumph now, OF all that IL dear TO tho
American heart, and essential 10 tho
peace and we'll being OF tho masses OF
he American peoplo,will be irfetrioyably
Loaf.
The election Of Bfyan aud the lnaugu.
ration of tho policy no represents means
tho restoration of prosperity To tho iarm.
ors, the laborers, the business. mon aud
Tho manufacturers Of The entire country,
aud large increase In the value OF their
homo. aud property aud products, aud
will moro than double tho annual In.
crease Ia tho supply Of standard money.
IL would mean tho employment Of moro
than twice N many laborora In ali
branches of business. And this means a
large Increase In tho business Of tho
bAnkeIa, tho merchants, tho farmers aud
every class and kind Of bu Ines | which
our pooplo are engaged. Aud I, iurghor
means a home market NJ good prices tot
alllthe products OF tho farms and mills,
not only of Utah. but.the whole country.
II means worry great Increase Ia the
business OF all our railroads, and tho inn
mediate return Of tho most prosperous
timos that We hayO ever seen.
should Hryan DO defeated and the
party Of Wall street and tile gold mono
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BULLION.DECK SUIT.
The Stale Bank Sues for Ten Thou
sand Dollars Of Stock.
RECEIVER ION sInos BnOImgRs
fraz = A thalmers " trans Herring
before Judg \ reoi--iwo taes
ip the sppr me C,uri.

Today the Siaio Bank Of Uiah died
an action against the Bulllon.Bsck 4
Cnsmrijn Miuing company Tor the
possession Of stock In tue mining o5m.
pany In the sum VI $4,000 This com.
plant alleges that the plaiui q wac
tue owner Of two certlhcstss Of stock
numbereI 39s aud 1914 to tue amount
0 $4,000 AuI that 90 January IS.
1850. the DESCENDANT company wrong.
uuy aud uulaWiully converted the
came to lie own use. judgment i'
therefore prayed In the sum OF $4,000
aud inierss, ffom Jan. is, 1895, and
costs.
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The Supreme court this morning
took under advisomont the case Vi
Geo. h. Culmer Va Francis ID. Cnfi Of
al, appellant, after hearing argums OTIS
by Arthur Brown for the appellant and
Andrew Howat In reply.
Hearing OF Arguments by ID. n
5traup for the appellant 10 the ctau o.
John Butte. appcllani, Va Pleasant
Valley Coal company was being hal
this afternoon.
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MINOR MENTION.

A severe frost on the l0Ih at Cfoy.
den cut potato vines T. the ground.
The root Of thu house AMI bnrn Of w.
X. jameson wa, blown ufi NJ KAys.
willie during the late wind storm.
T.. II. Harroun. the printer. who was
charged with forgery and obtAi1iug
money under false pretrnsss, had thu
former charge reduced TO the latter In
the tolee court Tuesday alter ON.
alter which he pleaiot guilty TO both
counts ana vaH fined $40 rnd costa ON
Zach, amounting In all 10 $3.50.
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Bsfore Juds. street.

Ths hearing Of arguments In tho
suit Of FraHer n Chalmers vs. Chatlos
Crane ct nj was resumed today before
Judge Street aud occupied his nonoi's
attention almost the entire day.
Judgment In the SUN Of 5000 and
$40 attorneys fee was allowed the
George q. Cannon a Sons company
In the suit agains, 4. A. Box and
others. The judgment came by de.
fault.
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Charged With Petit Larceny

Ada Wilson filed n complaint In the
police court today charging Lucille
Fennessy with petit larceny In having
stolen from her one ladies' cape valued
St $40 and one wrapper OF tho same
UNCONVENTIONAL worth. The case will
be heard tomorrow.
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uhieaFA sept -
whcat-eept and Oct. Gi4 nee G.saei.
vofn-sept, and oct. 2it Dee, a4.
Oatn-scpt and Oct, tnia Doe, To-.
tors sept. aud OCT, $50, Dec. Aai0.
iiil,sssbe sp ma 0st M Nv i DSe' ~; s..
flAN -nai aiss.
IlmDthFag1 o.
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For safe house wifins and elegant
line chandeliers, 70 TO the Iniss
Mountain Electric Co., IS Las, Fin
South street
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TO Provo and r,turn 500 via M,
Union Pacific, September % and q
Tickets good 20 return until Septem
hrt 20. Tr'ins leave SEPTEMBER "a
Slb am. tspecinl) anI0r. m.
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m other 10 all her postority which NUM-
Der 100 living, VIZ; 4 children, % grand.
children aud n great. grandchildren
Iory-one Of her posterity have gone be-
fore her
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wa thc acchu OF much excitcmcut, ~ thr
close an advance Of aIout "a IN the price Of
december waa chr0nieled. The strength 81
the foreign markgts. pafticuiarly Liverpool
anu ncfln, The later advancing equivalent 10
huout - cents was entirely unexpected.
ihofo Wa scramble 10 cover hnd busiaoas
Naa extremely heayy.
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To Provo AID fe.urn sisi via n,
Union Pacific. stpirmbaT % aui %
Tickets good tor return until setttm
h.r 20. Tfains leave Hoplcmb "a
$50 San. (sr'ci'll sudB IN.
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Dsmoeraiis ton,sn,iou.

10 Provo end return sl.9O via the
Union Pacific, September 20 anu -.
Ilckeis good for return until Septem.
beI ~ Trains leave September ~,
$40 s.ui. (speclaD ana pm.
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To Provo aud return sl.90 via the
Union Pacific, September % and "a.
Tickets good for return until SsDlem.
hef 49, Trains leave september "a,
$40 n. IN, lspeoial) ana q, Pun.
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hJAu ID the finocnth ward, this city. At
u iia o'clock a. M. "Wednesday, sept - isae,
Ida hathilda, beloved wife uf Joseph Mar,
born In sweden, November - 1891 captured
~ Copenhagen, Nov. 4 issi, omiEraica TO
Utah IN lssli she died q faithful iattcr,dHy
SAINT and leaves husband and i've children
also sister u mourn hCr departure.
Funeral services Will be hcid in the Fifteenth
ward meeting house Friends Invited 20 attend
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yERnNA wiNrson nRYsrR.

PmcE, Carbon County, Utah, aug.
ust 18Th, 1896
Sister Verona winisoh Brynor pasaod
from this stage Of action on tho aOIh Of
August, 1860, OF old age. Sister Bryner
was born In Nolokot Schowel. Cant,n
Zurich, Switzerland, on tho 9th OF Frb.
ruary, 1904. She was married Ia N
ulrioh Brynor In 1890. was baptized I'M
tho Church o. Jesus Christ OF L.Attbr.day
Saints Ina connection with her HUSBAND
and four OF her children by Elder Goorge
Mcof first missionary 10 that land In
1864, emlgraied 10 Utah with her hua.
band M lsbii crossed tho plains Ia Elder
Martina company arrived la Salt Lake
city Un the l2ih OF September. Her nus.
band settled In Lehl, remained thoro
about two years, and removed to ogden.
Ia 1861 her husband was called 10 the
Dixie mission and settled In 81. George.
Tho following year, on the 2nd OF March
her husband died ana she lived a WIDOW
up 10 tho timo OF hor death. She has
always lived an honest aud upright M,
was true and devoted Lattor-day saint
passed through all the hardship of tbo
early pioneers and never wavered Ia nor
faith In she Gospel. She was a truo
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OBITUARY NOTES.
ELizAnKrn II. nRowS.

Elizabeth Robb brown departed this
life At Winter Quarters, Utah, September
1th, 1899. Tho funeral services were
held In the Winter Quarters moo ing
house, on Tuesday the sth. Consollng
remarks were made by Elders Andrew
Gilbert, Thomas 4. Davies, WIN. Coult-
hard and Bishop a., j. Parmloy. Do
ceased was born December 18Th, 1888. at
Droghorn, Ayrshire, England, aud was
tho daughter Of David Robb aud Eliz.
aboth Todd. She was married 10 Tliom.
~ Brown, December 3l.l, 1850 They
bad ave sons and two daughters, Of
whom two sons aud one daughter ara
living. Brother Brown came 10 Utah In
July, 1883 Sister Brown, with tho Young.
ost child, following IN 1854, aud The rest
Ia 1855. They settled al Sooneld. Tho
husband and father was killed ia the
Winner Quarters coal mine on tho I'M on
January. 1859.
The funeral OF Sister Brown was yerv
largely attended. She Was buried In tb.
scohold cemetery. ~. III
Mlllonnial Star, please copy.
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Godhe-Pii,s Drug Go. arc noted 10,
the boat Medicines and lowcll prices.
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iiAHiiaua ~ he ro1idonce, 81 North fifsl
W Get, salt Lake CITY, Utah, september "a.
lrp, OF heart failurc, Robert n. liafusou, bora
umbcfiaud, England
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thicsgo Live storH
chicago. sept %
Light, flgiail.u.
Mixed. iliuanN.
Heavy. flOIatlu
K0uau, figsasLss.
Ialuo--
nCcyca. ft0aup3
tows and hoifors. iilsdf3c5 %.
Texas stcCra,f a. d3aSAg3.
westerns, 4l..taits5.
siockrra and feeder. fLg'atlH0
ehcop-hest steady others easy
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jESsoS-At sandy, Utah. sept "a. iSss, Of
brain lever, Arthur janice, son Of james A.
anu Ellen May JsnsOn, aud EfAndsQn ut A. !
Gushing and James Jonson. born January ".
funeni on Friday. sept - At .. NJ. from
fesldcnrci friends invited.
hilennial star, please copy.
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Hoods Pills s Sd G si 's as5 asoa% .ss
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NOTICE.

rrliE ANNUAL MEETING OF TnE
4 stockholders OF the superior Mining 90.
VIII DO held At fli west North Temple street
SAT- lake city. Utah, on Monday, tGo So dai
OF october, i-N, NJ 5 O'Clock u I'M, fof no
ocuon ~ directors 10 serve Tor iho ensuing
YoAr aud Tor tho transaction " such Other
business % may come before the meeting
Dated AT salt Lake CITY, Utah. sept a. VI
l.. =. LYMAN, stcy.
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II. II. Excursions.

The l.. f.. 4 st. l.. Cons. X. X. VIII
coll excursion tickets to the following
events. and on the following times
Ringing Bros Big show Thursday
sent 10Th 1896 at Huntingburg: 20 cts
for the round trip good for the Gay oniy'
State Fair, indianapolis, Ind, one
fore for the round trip, Sept IA TO ~
good until 10th. !.
National meeting Sons of Veterans, a,
louisville. XIV. Tickets will be soid ~
one fare for the round trip on Sep,iemrpe'
7th and Sth, good returning unui seP'
18th.
TT; State Fair at Evansville Tickets
NJ one fare for the round trip on sept
18th to 18th good until 18th.
Chrisney Fair. Ticketsat one iare 10
the round trip Aug. 30th to sept. o'''
good until September ..
Sweet sulphur Sprin q, Velpen, Ina
White Sulpher Wells, English, lnd.
one and one-third fare for the ro"h
trim. Good for 30 days.
Aug. 81, Sept. "a, 10, - ana III; lg' !
Oct !. q. 10 and 10Th, tickets VIII !
sold to the following states at one la
for round trip plus 81: Ala, Ara AK
ca Fla, Ga, 1T, Ia, Kan, ny
Ia Mimi, Miss, Mo-, Neb., y. NJ,
q. D., N. d., Tenn, Tex va WIS
Wym'g. "
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pay-On Sunday morning last the
priest OF s.. Joseph's congregation
read to the people the names ana
amounts donated by the various
citizens towards dcfraying the ex-
pense OF remodeling the old church
so as to make good school rooms OF
it, School Trustee Mr.. John a.
Sermersheim headed the list as the
most liberal contributor, giving one
hundred dollars. The rooms are
nice school rooms now.
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A valuable Prescription.

Editor Morrison OF Worthington, M.
"s,n , writes: "You have vaiuapie
..ascr;n,;on in Electric Bitters, ana
r p,u7c cheerfully recommend it for Consu-
.a, ana Sick Headache, and az q
GENERAL eng system tonic that has no equal.
VI " lnna Stehle. 1925 Cottage urove
a." AZ Chicago. was all run down, COULD
~. 80, nor digest food. had a backache
n.y. ~. never LETT her and felt tired and
VII, hnt ak bottles of Electric Bitlers
Nea .asy,J her health and renewed hei
reseo, ',,, Prices 80 cents and u
Get Bottle at Martin FRIEDMAN p"e
Store.
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James l.. Francis. Alderman, Chicago,
saws: Il regard DIR. Kings New Dls-
coyerv as an Ideal Paracea for coughs,
colds and lung complaints, having used
il in my family for the last five years, 10
fine exclusion ofphvsician prescriptions
or other preparations.
Rev. John Burgus, keokuk, Iowa,
writes: II have been minister oil the
Methodist Episcopal church for hity
years or more, and have never found
anything SO beneficial, or that gave me
snch speedy relief as Or. Kings Ne"
Discovery Try this ideal cough rem
edv now. Trial bottles free at NJ FRED
mans drug store.
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your Boy Won't Live a Month.

So Mr.. Gilman Brown, OF 81 Mil ~. ~.
south Gardner, Mass, was told 10y me
doctors. His son had Lung tronple,
following Typhoid Malaria, and he spent
re- hundred and seventy-6ve dollars
With doctors. who finally gave him up;
saving. "Your boy wont liveamonth. /,
He tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery an1
a few bottles restored him to health ann
enabled him to go to work a perfectly
well man. He says he owes his present
good health to use OF DR.. kings New
Discovery, and knows it to be the nes
in the world for Lung trouble: ira
Bottles Free at Martin Friedman 8 pru'
Store.
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The people have long since learned
,bat the most disagreeabe medicines are
not necessarily the best. In fact, as a
rule they are not. What is wanted i
something mild and sure, such as Cham
herlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. That is really pleasant 70 take
when reduced with water and sweetened.
Then it is acknowledged everywhere 20
be the most successful remei" IN .ne
world for bowel complaints; ASK an.
number of druggists for the pes. ,, reii ,';n
they nave for diarrloea and fuily nine
ont Of ten will recommend Chamber
ia;n,s In speaking OF this medicine
NJ II II. Buffum Of Friendsville, sus
nnebanna Co. Pa, says: 1--WE have
nused il in our family for pain in th'
stomach, colo and diarrhoea and foq r
Il 10 be a most effective remedy no
ale bv NJ. Friedman, Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-28
Dubois County Fair.

The COURIER acknowledges re-
ceipt of an invitation to attend the
Fair at Huntingburg, Sept. IA to ~,
and returns thanks. Every citizen
should be interested in making the
comfy fair success. Take some
thing to swell the exhibit, and sur
mise the other natives.