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CAUSED A SENSATION.

EnsvcI, Of TC;oSrhsn Creates Excitement In
misunderstanding eta war With the
TrnnsVnaI nSpHblio Discussed.
LONDON. April 19.-The speech Of
the FIRST lord of the admiralty, George ].
rioschen. at the farewell banquet ten
dered on Saturday to Sir Alfred Mil
nCr. the newly appointed high commits
sloner OF Great Britain in South Africa,
has produced great sensation, and the
,nmlnence OF war between Great Bril-
tain and the TrnnsvHAl Is the common
talk OF the street.
Referring to the presence of British
blue Jackets and marines in South At
rica, Mr.. Goschen said:
They are TO represent TO Sir Alfred
Miner British power In South Africa.
They are the guarantee to him and to
our c6ieHists, to the loyal men and true,
who support British rule, that this
country Is determined to maintain its
supremacy in these quarters and that
II will back its high commissioner with
the power Of the British empire"
II was semi.OfIiciaiiy announced this
afternoon that the British troops going
TO South Africa are merely intended to
relieve the regiments already there,
which are bound for home at the expi-
ration OF their terms OF foreign service.
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OMAHA UNDER WATER,
The city = Victim Of the FloOd-MI'nOHFI
on . High.

on . High.
OMAHA, Neb., April 12-The Mis-
souri, river has risen almost two feet in
a hours Mt this point and Is now higher
than Mt any time since 1888.
on the omaha side the factories along
the river have taken precautions
against an overflow. A portion OF the
Burlington tracks was washed out ana
tonight force IS at work trying to
prevent further washouts. The biH
Omaha and Grant smeltcr and the VIII
low Springs distillery are only IL few
feet above the stream tonight.
Tbig evening the river broke over into
,Ia old channel by Omaha, flowing into
Florence lake. which was formed when
the river changed Its course nearly
twenty years ago. Al the houses IN
North Omaha. two or three hundred In
rWrnher nre surrounded and the in
h9bitants have been moving TO higher
ground.
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BOLD ROBBERS

Hold Up bank CHIhIsr Daring BHSinsS'
IIOHTS.
NEW YORK, April 1.-Two men held
up the cashier OF the YOnkers Savings
Bank to-day about noon and secured
s,A2O, mostly in bills. n small amount
beInE in checks. They made god their
escape and UP TO the present time have
not been apprehended. The two men
entered the bank together, and while
one OF them engaged the cashier, Ly-
man Cobb, jr. In conversation. the
other one slipped behind the counter
ana presented pistol to the cashiers
head. Al this moment the man on the
outside grabbed the money and both
men disappeared.
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HHARroN,s STATEMENT.
RIdIcaIsS ChAndIsF'S Proposition = SHyS
PrIcsS are Not EKtOrtiOnGts.

RIdIcaIeS ChAndIsF'S PrOpOGiuOn = Says
Prices are Not E1tOrtiOnHts.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April l2.-Jos-
eph Wharton, OF this city, large stock
holder OF the Bethlehem Iron Works,
and n director OF the company. express
ed surprise when Informed OF Senator
Chambers proposition that the govern
ment seize the Carnegie and Bethlehem
plants. He Chnracterizes the idea as
absurd in the highest degree.
..,The Statements that the Carnegie
and Bethlehem plants were begging
government aid few years ago Is en-
tireIy false" he said ''lt Is fact that
neither company VIII make armor
mates for $40 n ton. or anything like
that price. The price we have generally
been getting Is not eXtOrtlonnte. 1t Is a
fact that the United States has been
paying less for armor plates oil this
world &"
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c. 0. SCULL RESIGNS

GsnslaI PaDSSnEo= AGen: Of thO b. 4 o.
Rosd on Account Of MHrtIn's Appoint.
meat.
BALTIMORE, Nd, April 12.-Charles
O. sculI. general passenger agent of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, has resigned
TO take effect April 10.
Mr.. Scull, who has been with the road
ten wears. took this action because OF
the appointment OF D. Il. Martin, OF the
''BlE Four" as general trat-
flc manager OF the Baltimore & Ohio. II
is understood that Mr.. Scull was Offer
ed a considerable inducement to con-
tInue in his present capacity. but busl-
ness reasons made II impossible for him
10 entertain such suggestions.
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REYnKEn THE ORDER.
D.cl,,op by JaIro Jackson will ReutaFt 4
Big Mine.

DGClSlOn by QuEo JaekSOh wiz AAe'N
Big Mine.
Special Dispatch to tho IntellIgeneeF.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, April H.
Judge John Jay Jackson, sitting In
chambers here to-day, revoked an i'm
portant order issued by himself recently.
which releases the Pocahontas Coke and
coal Company from an injunction re-
gtralning them from selling any coal or
coke known as PocahontaS Coal. Ihe
Injunction was granted on the 9Pplioi- PIHs;
tiSn or Castncr and Curran. OF Phttadet-
mia. claiming to be the owners OF tho
trade mark Pocahontas, on March 81. and
since that time the agency or the foca-
hortas Coke and Coal Company have
been tied up awaiting the hearing on tne
Injunction.
The courts order to-day Is far rcach-
ing, as It allows an enterprise DONG
10000 month business free to operate
ana use the word Pocahontas In descrto-
ing Pocahuntds coal.
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ROME, April I2-It is semi officially
announced that Turkey and Greece
have each addressed to the powers
statements OF pacific character In re-
Rafd g. the encounters on the Mncedn-
nlan frontier which ar" described az
"more frontier inCidcntE.'
Germany. Russia and Austria. It ls
further announced, have approved OF
the arrangements Of the admIraIs In
command Of The forelHa Meets In Cree
tan waters Tor the blockade NJ tie Plr-
yAua
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WILL BE REVOKED.

President ClOvslHna's Order Regarding
Pension Agencies.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 12.=Ths
sweeping order of President Cleveland
eftectIng a consolidation OF pension
agencies. Will be revoked By President
Mckinley II present plans are carried
out. Though 1t Ia stated that no con-
Cuslon has been reached or the matter,
the President has had time to inquire
into It and heRr protests OF congress
sIounl delegations. and II is learned
practically has become convinced that
il should never be allowed to become
oDpFnftVp
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THE STOCK TICKER CASE,
SWprsms Court Denies the Petition OF the
Western Uni0H.

Western Bni0'.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April l2.-The
supreme court OF the United States to-
doy denied the petition Tor writ Of
certiorarI In the case Of the American
geft Telephone Company vs.. the West
erv Union Telegraph Company. TO COM
mol 4he circuit court OF appeals for the
Hrst circuit to certify the case 20 the
s,,prcmr court The case Involves the
question OF royalties clnimCd from the
ReII company by the Western Union
comnany, and was originally brought In
Tho circuit court for the district Of Mas
sachusetts 10 secure an account OF these
roynIties. II is understood that about
$1,000 900 is involved. 1t appears that ar
la, instItutng the suit the Western
iTnIon sought to have II dismissed Ond
ofter il was dismissed the Bell company
nppeaIed TO the circuit court OF appeals,
yii,en lie decision Of the circuit court
wns reversed. The Western Union
Cnmnany sought TO have the case re-
yieWnd 6v the supreme court, but the
nnI,ilnn rendered to-day denies this pc
tiiion. This has thn eject of tnkSng the
c9ge hack {, the circuit court for fur
tbor proceodlugs " accordance with tn
dseision OF the circuI, court OF appcais
rho case ls known rs the stock tick
er' case.
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Flllsd sdaVaUnuey.

Special Dispatch to tho IntelliGeneer
CHARLESTON, w. Va. April IA
Hon. Virgil A. Lewis, Of Mason county.
es-state superintendent OF schools. a
member OF the board OF directors of the
BlueGeld colored institute, vice Will
lam Marsum. 1t is not expected that
there viii be any further changes IN tho
personnel of'this board.
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LONDON. April PA dispatch to the
Standard from Consiantlnoplc says that
twenty battalions OF reserves which have
been stationed on the Bulgarian frontier
will now be sent TO the front. and 10000
volunteers from kOssora will be for
wnrded To Janina,
Accounts from Servia show that every
thing there ia ready for war In cas- q;
hra.-. L.,
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LONDON, April Ron the motion
to-day ot AIr Balfour, the leader, that
the house ot commons adjourn over
Easter. Sir Charles Dixie, Radical mem
Lcr of the Forest Of Dean division Of
Gloucester. expressed regret that the
government before adjourning had not
Afforded the house an opportunity OF
discussing It's policy In regard to Crete
The Liberal party, Sir Charles said. was
strongly united In this matter, despite
rnnnrfa 10 tho contrary.
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VIENNA. April l2.-The diplomatic
situation here is one OF expectancy.
The proposal to blockade the Piraeus
is now in abpyance and the diplomats
think II wholly improbable that the
powers viii agree to restrain the Greek
army in the event OF war between
Greece and Turkey.
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NEW COMMITTEE
OF the PopocratIc Clubs Serves "a
Direct Notice
ON ALL THE REAL DEMOCRATS

That They PrOPOSO 10 Continue the Cam-
PaiEn for "FrsS aud Unllnnitod" COln-
age OFSllvsr-DsnOunosR Republicans for
InSlnesrity In the Pledge 10 Promote HI.
mstAIlISm by international Agreement
While President Mckinley is Carrying
Out the Platform, Pledge.
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LONDON, April r. The Daily Chr0n-
irie's correspondent at Knltmbfka rays
that at .. m. to-day. Hghting was stlll
going on a few miles west of Baltlno
Many OF the irrcguarS are returning to
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the frontier for food. This afternoon a
Turkish captain and his men, after nero
lc resistance, escaped from Baltino' Last
evening there wa8 heavy fali OF SNOW
and the lrreEularS were much e1hauStcd
with the cold, which was Intense.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-13
GREEK INVASION
OF Macedonia Investigated by n
Turkish Staff OfiiScr,
GREEK REGULARS TOOK PART,
And This Fact May Prectpttate
Declarations of War.
DID THE RAIDERS ACT WISELY

l. Now the QusstlOn-shouId Their Mis-
.lOn FAN Their Defeat Mutt he Avenged
by the Greek Army Greek Government
well Prepared, Financially, for
smuEEls-TurkISh Troops on the From
tier waiting for Orders to AdyHncO-Ths
situation snn Critical.
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70 sell quIcl,ly. we Offer a nice krHn'
IA A Bach uprIKht plano at . bargain
/. has been used, bu, * IN the best OF
condition. T.. ". BAtMER co.
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OFFICIAL REPORT
OF the Flood in the Mississippi
Country.
RESULT OF TIE INSPECTION

BY the OHlotr in Charge OF the Govern
ment Ksitsf shows that Press Reports
Have Not RSsn EIaEGsratsd-ThOusHnd'
OF People Suffering for Want Of NscssSI-
ties aud HOmslsSs Condition ia Ten
nsasss Is TerrIBIs-CsnsraI Situation.
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For West NirginiR, showers MaTmeri
s,rtberiy winds bcCominc westerly.
For Western PcunryivRnla ana ONO.
increasing cloudincNs with rain warmer
brisk southprly winds, becoming hl6h on
the lakes Tuesday.
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The temperature Saturday rs observed
bY c. schnepf, druggist. corner Merkot
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EI.ASSONA, April l2.--1'he Turkish
STAN officer whS was sent to Hrania by
Edhem Plsha 70 ascertain definitely
with respect TO the invasion reports that
the presence ot the Greek regulars among
the invaders haS been positively proven
and that there Is also good reason to be-
Iicve that Greek officers OF the regular
army were in command. II ls reported
;ha, the Greeks had fltty-two killed and
the Turks two. with twelve wounded.
The latter belonged TO the patrol piStern
ON the edge OF the forest where the
Greeks werA in hiding, They were pick
ed on by SharpshooterS
The report OF the EtAf officer In QueS-
tion has been wired TO ConstautlnOple
and reply is anXiousty awaited, The
Turkish forces here continue In excellent
condition The soldiers are Obedient and
willing. while the officers are actively
engaged from sunrise until late at night.
Many OF them are In the saddle twenty
hours out OF the twenty-four.
LONDON, April l2.--The Times will
print tomorrow the following dispatches
from ltS Athens correspondent;
raiders have done the Caus. OF HellentsT
any real service. 1t Is lneXplicable how
the Ethnike Herarla's force continue
;he!r operations without any base. Their
number alone require that they receive
constant supplies OF provisions and mu-
aitlnns OF war. II is highly probable
that they will soon ind themselves In an
extremely critical position Should they
succeed in the advance into Macedonia,
the army viii insist upon following.
Should they fail, then their defeat must
be avenged.
The government, f5rearmed by the
Armenian massacreS, has beer saving
gold for the last two years anc up TO this
pU!nt has not been compelled to have re
course to the money market The rate OF
exchange. however. has not risen and
.hare IL no intention OF Increasing the
amount OF forced currency. Never.he-
lssa additional funds must be provided
Immediately and an internal loan l. pro
posed il will probably be covered. The
government has no news from the From
tIer of later date than yesterday evening,
and the inference from this !s that every
thiBgIS quiet. aaa -.-- ..
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To day, in the magnificent mnuso-
Ieum upon the bank OF the Hudson
river, Columbia will ensnrine the ashes
OF her greatest captain, Gen. Grant. The
event Is one without a parallel in the his
tory OF the nation, and the ceremonies
will be of unwonted pomp, splendor and
solemnity. The oc ,asion will be graced
by the presence Of the president, the SUI
preme court, and the great civic officers
Of the nation and the states. The army
and navy, the national guard OF the
states the Grand Army OF Republic and
other patriotic and civil organizations
will unite to form the most superb
pageant ever seen Ill America. Many
foreign nations will send special repre-
sentatives and ships OF wal to JOIN our
own matchless fleet in majestic pro-
cegssion to the tomb of Grant.
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1t is Just d tribe queer that when John
Baldwin the retiring engineer OF irriga-
ton drew all tho money out OF the ex-
pense fund Of that office which should
havelasted until July l, '97, State Audi
tor Mayhem did rot require receipts and
vouchers OF his expenses. 1t is likewise
atrifie queer that when E. f. EIeming-
way retired overdrawing the expense
fund Of his office sl67, Auditor Mayhem
did not require receipts and vouchers for
his expenditures. 1t is still a trltle queer
that when the retiring governor over
drew his salary account 1850, his pri-
vate secretary S2l.4O, his stenogrspher
$40 for four days work after close Of ser
vices, Auditor MAYHEM did not require
receipts and vouchers for expenditure OF
same. 1t is also very queer that when
Geo. Johnson, chairman OF b board OF
railroad commissioners come to Pierre
after the new railroad commissioner
had been counted in and cleaned up wha'
expense money there WAS in the fune
Until July l, 81, Auditor Mayhem die
not require receipts and vouchers for tn,
cost OF his railroad passes, free rides
lunches at counters and such like as b.
now asks OF the new board. The Eev
attorney general found his first month
salary overarawD, the secretary OF Stat
found his expense fund short 1t was
game of grab with the ex-republical
officials in these cases, but Auditor May
hew never once thought of demapdin
receipts for expenditures or vouchers fo
disbursements. No, this was onl
necessary when a lean and hungry 20
demanded his pay for dimes spent q
lunch counters and nickles paid Il
street car rides when out on oficia, bus
meas.
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For Ocean steamship. Tickets

Via any steamship line crossing the
Atlantic, at lowest rates for first cabin
second cabin and s~teerage. both outward
and prepaid, apply to H. r. Wood, agent
OF Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
way, at Madison, S. d.
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To Curea Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money il it fails
to cure. Is cents.
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Rapid CITY dispatch, %: The Pen
nigton county court house Was Amos
e%ntlre.y destroyed 10y tire this morning.
The building cost $4,000 and was IN.
sured for $4,000, equally divided among
ten COMPANIES. All the c,untv records
were saved 10y the vaults. Court papers
Oh tile III suits now pending were de-
Gtroyai
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Not only acute lung troubles, which
may prove fatal in a few days, but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and be perman.
ately cured by One Minute Cough Cure
FRANV SprTu
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Ex-Bank Examiner, G. +. Zimmerman
has closed up his bank at Iroquois and
will remove with his family to Sioux
Falls, where he is nov receiver OF the
Dakota National bank.
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The Sioux Falls cltX council refused to
approve a pond of $4,000 Of their new
city. treasurer, though signed by many
OF the best men 10 Sioux Falls.
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= Joe klby's second trlaI for comphclty
with the Miller, Hlghmore and Waubsy
postotiice robbers is set for May % next.
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deeds and the county treasurer for the
months Of April and May, at sl25.OO per
month each, and deliver the same when
due.
On motion, the following bills were al
lowed:
w. II. Buxton, viewing roads and
bridges, four days, and mileage. $1,000
Fl. A. Davis, viewing roads and
bridges. three days, and mileage. 1870
Chas. Bingham, viewing roads and
bridges, three days, and mileage. 1850
Archie Smith, wolf bounty ....... $50
John O'Donnell, witness fees and
mileage in case Of state Va James
German ct 220
On motion, the bill CT Geo. w. Runkel
for clerk hire in auditors office, $4,000,
wa3 rejected, Buxton and Davis voting
to reject, and Bingham voting to allow.
On motion, the following bills were al
lowed:
Carter Bros South Dakota re.
port and express. ............ 800
Brown l. Saenger, to error in price
Of surveyors plat book. -. 5000
Vim Fintzel, witness fees in case OF
state vs. Samuel Wooley ....... los
John O'Donnell, witness fees and
mileage in case OF state va. Jas.
German ct al. ...... .......... 30
On the petition Of Chas. f. Jones,
chairman Of the board OF supervisors OF
Chester township, asking that the coun-
ty furnish lumber for a bridge on the
the section line running north and
south between sections Is and Il, in
said town. The board agree to furnish
the lumber for said bridge, the same to
be twenty feet %stringers, ths town Of
Chester to do the grading and to put in
good, substantial stone abutments, the
same to be not less than six feet high.
On motion, the board recopsidered
the resolution Lassed at the last session
in regard to abating the personal prop
erty tax for the year 1894 against NJ. j..
McGillivray, and in lieu thereof the fol.
lowing resolution was adopted:
.pa.o,v.a tha. 49,. ..,....,a.o.h
o,d horohv 10 ,n.,,,..oa. - 49, ~.
fund order covering the said tax,
e,co
T,o fo,io,;,.; ~. .
,.h
A. NJ ~, 100
~. o.. a.. go.
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uORSE ( uUuRO.
The DAILY
TUESDAY. APRIL 81, 1897.
To ADVERTISERS.

THE DAILY LEADER makes q special feature OF
farnishlr Information concerning the advantages
aud reso rces of the city of Madison and OF the
state at large emitting 1t 10 the patronage ofad-
7crtj-er- Of every class.
J, y. STAHL PROPRIETOR.
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The GrandestRemedy

Mr.. r. B.. Greeve, merchant, OF Chill
hOwie, Va. ,certities that he had consump-
ton, was given up to die, sought all med
ical treatment that money could procure,
tried all cough remedies he could hear
of, but got no relief; spent many nights
setting up in a chair; was induced to try
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and was cur
ed by use OF two bottles. For past three
years has been attending to business,
and says DR.. Kings New Discovery is
the grandest remedy ever made, as it has
done 80 much for him and also for others
in his community. DR.. Kings New
Discovery is guaranteed for Cnughs,C Cold
and Consumption, 1t dent fail. Trial
bottles free at G.. H. Woods Drug Store
Not only acute lung troubles, which
may prove fatal in a few days, but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and be perman.
ately cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
FRANK SIXTH.
Residents Of Madison are hereby mott
fed to send all tramps who appeal to
them for something to eat, to the chief
chief Of police. who will feed them.
JOHN LARKIN, Mayor.
When bilious or costive eat q Csscaret
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, lOc. 25c
To Cure . Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
| All druggists refund the money il it fails
to cure. d cents.
Agents wsnted, for war In Cuba, by
Seuor, QueSada, Cuban representative at
Washington. Endorsed by Cuban pstri-
OTIS. In tremendous demand. A bonan-
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big commissions. Everybody wants the
only endorsed, reliable book. Outfits
free. Credit given. Freight paid. DROP
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National Book Concern, 352-356 Dear
born ST., Chicago.
For Ocean steamship.Tickets
Via any steamship line crossing the
Atlantic, at lowest rates for first cabin
second cabin and steerage. both outward
and prepaid, apply to H. r. Wood, agen,
OF Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
way, at Madison, S. D.
Personal.-The gentleman who an
noyed the congregation last Sunday BY
continually coughing will find instant
relief by using One Minute Cough Cure
a speedy and harmless remedy fol
throat and lung troubles.
FRANK SMITH
Group and w%hooplnR cough are child
hoods terrors: but like pneumonia
bronchitis, and other throat and lunl
troubles, can be quickly cured by usinl
, One Minute Cough Cure.
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Group and whooplnR cough are child
hoods terrors: but like pneumonia
bronchitis, and other throat and lung
troubles, al be quickly cured by using
One Minute Cough Cure.
FRANK SIXTH.
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FOOTWEAR

W. are prepared to please you
in this line also; in price, quality
and style.
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When bilious or coetive eat q C8scaret
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, loo. 25c
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Personal.-The gentleman who an
noyed the congregation last Sunday BY
continually coughing will find instant
relief by using One Minute Cough Cure
a speedy and harmless remedy fol
throat and lung troubles.
FRANK SMITH