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AT FORT MONROE
o"s Of me Largest Fleets sf Wa ss,p.
hser Asss"siea In no America Tor,
seventy ve.-sis.

WAsniNoroS. Aug. 20 One OF the
largest hcet> OF war ships over Assem-.
oied In an American port will 10
brought together within the next few
days at Fort Monroe. Already ~ war
ships arc under orders to assemble
there. aud the orders still TO be issued
will raise the total Go the ncighbor-
hood Of 30 Naval officials say IL Ia
Difficult, to realize the extent Of such a
Murine aggregation In one harbor
The orders began Issuing last Mon.
day when dvc ships were ordered 20
Fort Monroe. On the 10TH another
ship was added on the 18th eight
more were sent and on the 18th n
ships were added. Fridays orders In
eludc Is more ships. before the orders
begun issuing there were eight war
ships at Fort Monroe. so that the total
up TO Friday Is 81.
The movement OF these ships north.
ward IS due 10 the close OF hostilitics.
and more particularly to the desire To-
get the ships away from points Of pos.
siblc fever Infection. They will now
oc put In thorough repair. aud their
crews will bc gradually changed from
naval militinmcn to sailors Of the reg.
ular navy.
The navy departmcnthas not yet de.
tcrmincd what ships will 20 90 IIa-
vaun, San Juan aud other points Of
Cuba and Porto Rico. There IA folt to
bc no hurry about this until the au.
thority OF the United states a fully
established throughout the islands.
In the meantime the matter OF polio.
ing the shore points Is boing consId.
-red and In duo tiuic number 81 the
light dranght auxiliary craft aud some
Of the single turrctcd monitors will be
used for this coast patrol
a. many naval vessels will be- cen.
tered about the West Indies from this
time forward. the navy department
will send the new coating dock. re-.
Gently bought in Now York, down tho
coast 90 Pensacola. Fla, where IL win
be kept for docking the war ships At
that point also there are good naval
workshops TO be used in con Injunction
with the floating dock The dock il
now being coppered, aud will be towed
to Pensacola rs soon a. The september
yales are over.
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GOOD ADVICE TO OUR ALLIES.
Inc cuhsns La Arms Advised to D,.band.
Retire TO Their Homes and Engas.
tn Peaceful rur.uits

WASHINGTON, Aug. lo-Thcre have
been conferences between Estrada
Palma and other representatives of
the Cubans with the officials OF the
United States government relative
TO the Cubans and what would
be done with them. Mr. Palma
was advised that the United
States would not consider the
question OF compensation Of the Cuban
troops, because there was no power in
the government TO do so even II there
was an inclination. lie was told that
the best thing the Cubans could do
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10000 NILES FROM TIP TO TIP

W as TO advise the men in arms To dis
band, retire TO their homes and engage
in peaceful pursuits. That the mem.
bers Of the Cuban junta recognize
that this is the only thing to DO is seen
in the fact that emissarics have al
ready been dispatched to Cuba with q
view Of carrying out the desires of the
United States government These
emissaries will try 90 persuade the
Cuban leaders that resistance 10
United states authority would result
only in further disasters and distress
Il, Cuba
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The main battery OF each OF the bat.
tle ships will bc composed OF four IL
.neh rifles in turrets on the center line
fore and aft, similar TO those OF the
Iowa, and the secondary batteries
will mount from IA TO i6 rapid.
IRE 6-inch guns In addition
to these there viii be unusual.
" large auxiliary batteries OF
assorted FOUNDER sizes, both quiclx-fre
and sea-atomic. Thirteen-inch guns
Of earlier battle ships have been put
aside in the new designs on account OF
their great weight and because IL will
Dc necessary 70 increase materially the
length OF the 12-inch caliber to meet
the requirement that smokelcss pow.
der exclusively be used hereafter in
the navy.
The first class cruisers will be GOV.
cred with heavy armor from bow e
stern and will be armed with four
eight-inch rifles in turrets aui ten TO
twelve six-inch rapid fires in br Dad.
side They are to be superior in every
way to any ships afoat in the world
to-day.
The second class cruisers. rs at first
proposed, were TO be of >, 600 tons each
but the board added 900 tons to them.
10 be utilized wholly in coal carrying
capacity. They will have two s-incb
guns and ten 70 twelve 5-inch rapid
hres The details of the six smaller
yesse,s are not yet determined upon,
as all the energies Of the board were
hrst directed To the heavier vessels.
All the ships will be sheathed. They
will all have quadruple expansion en-
gines and water tube boilers. and
with the exception OF the smaller
craft they will be equipped with un.
DER water torpedo tubes
The smaller cruisers will have
SCANNING radius of 10, 600 knots al a
ehknot rate. The second class will
neariy approach this radius. The
hrsi-eiass cruisers viii be able to &c
10000 knots, and minimum of 5000
knots IS fixed for battle ships
The board also took under advise.
ment the construction OF two troop
Nips each carable of Transporting
Regiment Of i,s0O men. with officers.
arms ammunition, equipment and
supplies II is proposed. il congress
'urns over TO the navy the re-
spohMoiiiiy OF transporting troops
according 20 the established usage
Ia England and other foreign mill
lazy powers Of great experience.
"at model armed vessels constructed
soieiF Tor the purpose OF speedily and
comfortably carrying the military
iofees shall be promptly built 1t is
aFFaed that such vessels will be indis-
leusaoie. not only in the Pacific for
..nanging the gurrisons at Hawaii and
n"hiia occasionally. but also for Porto
@ioo and perhaps for Cuba.
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NoHBisTOwS. Pa. Aug. Cnaries
o. Kaiser. who was under sentence TO
be- hanged septeuier @. FOR the MUIR
der OF bis wife, committed suicide in
his cell iu che county jail about 4
o'clock Thursday afternoon. ne first
cut an artery ia his wrist with q watch
spring aud then hanged himself j.
a. Ciemmer is also under sentence Of
death for completely 10 the murder 81
Mrs Kaiser and Lizzie DeKnib. the
famous Woman in Black. also con
fcssed % being az accessory, and is in
Jail awaiting sentence.
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Ih. anrrsnn.r nf tl.nll.-

mADHlD. Aug. % The govesnment
has resolved % insist that the caultu-
iation of Manila after tie signing 81
the protoco. shall have 10 effect in tho
peace negotiations unfavorabie 10
spain. In any event the government
holds that the capituiation. having
been signed ~ che commsuder 81 the
Town. does not entail thc surrender Of
the whole 81 the Philippines
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soIdler. Dolnr rollee pni,.

SANTIAGO d. CUBA, Aug. 10 r Thurs
day morning Gen. Wood military gov
ernor Of santiago. increased the local
police force with additions from vari.
Gus regiments There ha, been some
trouble from soldiers who have DISC
beyed orders, and there have been
some thefts, several street fights.
at least one murder, and good deal
of drunkenness, SO that an exceptions
ally large force is needed to preserve
order
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abrogated provision of the protocol
which It was feared would give the
peace commissioners the greatest
amount OF trouble. Che Philippines
are not Spanish territory, to be dis
posed of as such. Ky conquest they
are United States territory. 20 be kept
as such, should this government decide
that way. The spaniards gave up the
bone they intended to dispute over.
They have lost the nine points OF law
Which 60 with possession.
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WAsniNGTos. Aug Is M. Cambon.
the French ambassador, and First
Secretary Thiebant OF the French le-
cation. were in conference al the
white house Wednesday morning with
President Mckinley and Acting secre-
tary Of State Moore. The object Of
the conference was 8 direct exchange
Of messages Of a ielicitous nature be-
tween President Mckinley and Prcsi-
dent Faure Of France. over the new
cable from Brest 10 Cape Cod.
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WAsmScroS. Aug. 20 senator Cam
non. Of Utah, VINO has been in wash
ington since congress adjourned, will
leave Tor his home ia dag or two.
having received positive assurance
that there Viii be no extra session Of
the senate this fan. a. hal been Tor
some time anticipated. senator Can
non believes that an extra session will
follow ad j0urnment ON March 4
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a susnect llnter 49,.

NEW YoRE, Aug. IS The police
were SO positive that in DR.. samuel J.
Kennedy, dentist, they have the MUIR
derer Of Emelinc G. Reynolds who was
found dead IN room Of the Grand ho-
tel Tuesday. that Capt Price. Of West
Thir,ieth street station. made an all
davit in the West Side police court
Wednesday charging Kennedy with
homicide He was held without bail
for examination on Friday.
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prole.f AgaInst Low wsee..

BALTIMORE, Aug 20 Local garment
workers arc wrought up over the Low
prices paid by contractors for army
uniforms = meeting of more than
one thousand members was held
fhursday night 20 protest against the
low wages paid. Contractors only
pay 81 cents FOR the manufacture Of
the overcoat and cape. Workers claim
ilat they should receive s. per day. but
Jniy make si.25 They refuse 20 make
coats at tie present price.
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WILL CONSIDER THE MATTER.
Yer" l. Thomas in's Claim for $4,000
for Damage to Ills Properly. In
nioted by iafnristed soidisrs

sAs FnANcIsco. Aug. 20 Zero l..
Thomas whose home near the Preside
was so badly wrecked by mob Of
soldiers last Monday. has 6lcd claim
Tor s., 600 with Brig. Gen Miller. which
ne claims Is due compensation for the
damage done 10 bis property aud Tor
the injuries inflicted on his wife aud
children by the Infatuated soldiers,
who were trying 10 gain possession Of
mis- son TO lynch him for striking "a
soldier In bar room brawi Brig.
Gen. Miller will consider the com.
plant
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IoxDoS. Aug. 10 The Madrid cor
respondent Of the Da9y Mail says
TINT Gems Blanco. Casteiianos and
Leon and Adm Manieroia have been
appointed commissioner for Cuba and
Gems Macias and Ortega and Adm.
Naiiarino Tor Porto Rico. 10 is prob.
able the correspondent says. that
senior Leon s. Castillo tho spanish en-.
bassador 20 Frauec viii preside at The
sessions % the Paris commissions.
senior Moret's candidatufc j made I'M
possible 0y the hostile atiiiudc 81 She
press
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YELLOW JACK AT MoNrAUK.
The Situation at the Camp IL Grave oae--
rhirty-sis saspected Cases usse SO
fsr been Reported.

MoSrAvK. Aug. rs "A dense sen fog
drifted in from the sea "Wednesday
morning and for several hours ems
velopcd Camp wikoff The entire
landscape was shut out for the time,
and travelling. except by following the
road, was impossible
Late Tuesday night the number OF
suspected ycllow-fever cascs In the de-
tention hospitals was Increased from
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% to 90. by the discovery Of nine new
eases on board the ST Louis.
The ~. Louis had one death from
yellow fever occur on board Oh the
voyage north from Santiago. and the
camp physicians consider the discov-
cry Of the new cases rs having a grave
aspect. Camp wikof has not been
quaran tined as vet.
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WAsnisoroS. Aug. 10 lit IS stated
that congress wiz be assed 20 app
pirate $4,000. 900 to 5o.0O0. 0O0 for the
construction Of three more battle
ships OF 1900 tons. three frst-rate
armored cruisers Of 1000 tons, three
second-rate cruisers Of 1900 tons. and
six protected cruisers Of 3. 500 tons
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Gen. wheeler WIN Command az Camp
WtEo0

WAsHNoroS. Aug. - Gen. Wheeler
was At the war department wodnes-
day and had an interview with the
secretary Gen. Wheeler received or
ders % assume command a. Camp wi.
koh until she arrival q Gen. shafter.
Gen. Wheeler vas told by the secretary
Of war 70 pnrchase everything that
was necessary for The comfort OF the
men and 70 spare nothing that would
aileviatc the sick and wounded.
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ve.uvIu. b ; slale of I.rnptIon.

NAPLES. Aug. ~ Vesuvius IS again
in a state Of active eruption. Four
streams Of lava arc flowing down the
mountain side at the rate Of 400 yards
an hour Tie chestnut trees on Mt
somma have been burned Constant
explosions are heard ia the central
crater, which is emitting smoke and
flames
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mADuD. Aug la The province q
Vniencia is growing very restless.
Three small bands 81 rcvoiutonists
are hurryiug from village 70 village.
avoiding the troops and propagatine q
revolt which wili occur at Zoo fret
signal Of an outbreak in she Big o.ties.
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Till CITY Ind. Aug. "a While tho
coiored people 81 this city we're dare
lag % Montgomery grove. there was
a frec-for-aii quarrei. during which
Mrs Betty Bruce, colored woman,
who was managing the affair. became
10 excited that she died ~ heart fail.
ure wIthln few hour.
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oAcnAnEsro. Call Aug 30 Gov
Build has commutel the sentence %
John forbett. who has been serving r.
hve years sentences a. san Quentin Tor
burglary. lie fern would have ex.
pifed next Thursday nc is q brother
" James > corbett iho pugiHst
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CHArrAsoooA, Tenn. Aug 70 Maj
Gen. Breckenridge, in command at
Camp Thomas. Thursday issued orders
for the 2d division. 1st corps. com
mauded bv Gen. Mckee. 10 prepare 20
proceed 20 Knoxville at once. aud for
the Sd division. lst corps. commanded
hy Gen. Sanger 70 prepare 70 proceed
70 Lexington. Ky. az once. The two
divisions will begin moving the fsst Of
next week
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INV YORK. Aug. 10 The physicians
in charge q the detention hospital az
Camp Wikof reported Thursday that
there had been no increase in yellow
fever cases since Wednesday. There
are seven cases ia the hospital Al
together there are 800 men in different
heanilals
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Ths 80 -. y. b. - Il. !

WAsnfsorov Aur. go The sccro.
tary % war Friday ordered tbe 5gd
Iowa regiment nov in camp nt Chick.
amauga. TO proceed at once 90 Des
Moines Ia. where ihey eventually
viii be mastered out
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PmL8DELrmA. Aug 20 The Al.
mirai Dewey the first ~ the four
steamers being built b. The Cramps.
for the American Mail Steamship Co
wa successfully launched at g.4g
o'clock Thursday afternoon.
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BsHrFcrrAIsr o., Aug ~ After
considerable delay che arst through
passenger tain 81 the Detroit Lima
Northero from Detroit - colombas
vent over re roaa Inal.dar molnIn..
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precautions Taken Against yellow Fs,sr.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. The war de.
partment authorities are not alarmed
about yellow fever among the troops
n the United States, but a close watch
Is being kept at all points where there
Is the least danger The three cases
st Key Vest are the only ones report.
ID IN the south and noadditionnl cases
pave been reported in the last three or
four days. At Montauk Point there
irc several suspicious eases, but n II
ls yellow fever, 81 Is very mild type.
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LfvEnfoor Aug g0 All the local
81 tipping firms sailing under the span
isf flag 90 Cuban and Porto Eiean
poris have announced thc resumpuou
~ r,gniar strips within thc next few
week.
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oWIsesvntr hy hur 90 In an
,itercaiion hcso between city Judge 81.
3 Patterson and b. Aaarow Boyd.
Boyd cut rotiersoa four times pat.
lerson Is oot thopEat - 10 aenecroos.
y but
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WAsHiSo1oS. Aug. 70 The secro-
lary % var has ordered the SO regu-
lar inf.ntry. now % Tampa. 10 santi-
sgo 1hey vii. sail friday
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HanF system ~ our View rerritory.

WAsHIS0TOS. Aug ~ -Bobert J..
Porter has been appointed by TIE pres.
ident 10 investigate and report on the
currency and banking systems used in
Cuba and Porto Rico add their com.
Inlrel.L anL -nan.LrlaL conditions
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"AsnINeroS. Aug. 10 The prcsi.
announces that a. oQg to 100 OOc
.'e roiuuteers will be mustered out
''e Infantry. artillery and cavalry
'''ce As iar as possible. It. is stated,
~ desires Of the men themselves will
o regarded.
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h'NnAY. Aug. IS - The bubonic
s.aRoe is again epidemic. There were
~ deaths officially reported last week.
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N"HishUHo. Pa, Aug. is.-Maj
"raham received word from the
apartment Thrrsday approving
'ecommcudation. that the new
P near Middietown be named 10
OF Gen. Georges Gordon Meade.
sons crematsd W = Bornine I'm.
i.'flS pENcE, Ia. Avg io The
% Peter 10Y ten miles north Of
vas struck ~ tightening We'd
bsy night Five sons. che oldest
~. 20 VINO were sleeping in tbs
we're burned % death.
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hAvANA, Aug. fs.-rhe submafine
mines in The harbor have been blown
up Large crowds watched the eA-
plosiona
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-F"t -frt't ~" ~ AhfeNntna nine.
Wr'CnFsrEn o Aug lU While Rob
srt Coleman was adjusting thresuinr
machine his arm was caught in the
machinery and completely ground to
pieces 90 the shoulder before che
.hrcsher could D. stopped
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Censorship on Cable msssaess Abolished
NEW YORK. Aug 1e.-rhe Western
Union telegraph Co = central cable
Office announces that all censorship Ca
cable messagea mas been aboIIahed.
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'h'ol'y Way Attead q. a. r. Kneamp.

4. " AsHNeros, Aug President
~. niey will probably go to Cincin,
-'' i'r the coming g. A. r.. encamp.
r. TIE has 50 stated 10 fr4cnds
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him.
The convention was the most inter
est'ng one ever held ip the county and
the disoordant spirit not increased,
The convention was called to order
about l'30 p. m. by the chairman, F.
L. Humiston, aud the call read by
secretary S. j, Mckenzie.
j. H. Denton, of Graham Lake, and
J. r. Jones, of Adrian, were nominat-
ed for chairman, resulting in a victory
for the former by vote of II to l3.
On motion S. j. Mckenzie, j. H.
McRoberts and F. D. Lindquist were
appointed committee on credentials
and recess was taken to examine
credentials. and the reception of
names of those desiring to represent
}townships that failed to hold prim-
, aries. After the convention was
called to order again a motion to vote
by precinct was lost. The following
were found to have proper authority
emitting them te sFats;
Adriap-F. J. Porter, e, J. Jones,
J. O. Becker, S, ]. Mckenzie.
Blgelow-p. G, Bear, A. J. Strom-
berg, w, G. Wyatt,
Bloom Fred Baltmann, Paul Ham,
kins.
Dundee--F. D. Lindquist,
Ellsworth-J. H. NJ cRQberts, D. F,
Cramer.
Graham I.akea-J. H. Denton, i:
votes.
Indian Lake,. l.. sealy, H. Hag.
gard.
Lismore-Johp Wisemau, A Knowl.
ton.
Little Rock-E. G. Shaw, w. j,
Parry:
Kinbrae-S. W. Laythe.
| Wilmot-Emil Graf, John Mock.
| >Worthington Village-lst ward, Fl
M. Palm, Ray Humistop, E. G. Pan
mel, w. E. Madison; 2nd ward, T. D
Palmer, Gus Swanberg, r. w. Mob
erly, j. A: Town.
The following persons were presen
from their respective towns, desirou
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Public Library Notice.

During the summer the Library will
be open each Tuesday and Friday,
not legal holiday, from four to live
p. m. Any citizen Of Worthlngton is
entitled to draw books, two at time
provided not more than one OF them
belongs to the department OF fctlon.
Books may be retained two WEEKS
but a fine of one cent day per book
is imposed for retention over ''ne'
The library is well equipped in his
tory and trayel and mas considerable
popular science; these are lines well
worth the attention OF the young
people during their vacation The
department OF fiction is the largest
and is especially we'll selected. Al"
order has just been placed Tor quite
a lot of new books, and they will
soon be put on the shelves. 46-42.
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An Enterprising Druggist.

There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than Ray Humiston
who spare no pains to secure the best
OF everything in their line for his
many customers. He now has the val
liable agency for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. This il the wonderful remedy
that has created such fur"r all over
the country by it's many startling
'cures. It absolutely cnres Asthma,
bronchitis ,hoarsness and all affections
Of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call
At the above drug store and get a trial
free or a regular size or so cents and
$l.M. Guaranteed to cure or price re-.
funded.
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COURT STILL
IN SESSION.
Will Probably Get Through This
Week Except with Jury Cases.

Will Probably Get Through This
Week Except with Jury Cases.
The case of O'Brien vs. OBrien oc-
cupied several days, resulting the
deed being set aside, which was a
verdict for the defense.
The case of Rosenberg VS. Stitser
a suit to recover, alleging failure to
fulfill an employers contract, resulted
in favor of the defendant.
The case of Loefelholz VS. Miller is
under consideration by the jury as
we go to press.
The case of Eschenbacher vs. Oma'
ha road, damages from fire, is the
next and last Of the jury cases.
Those taking out their papere since
last week are, Adreanus Lolkus
Klaas Prouk, Peter Lingren, Asmus
Nazarenus. Chas. Nyberg, Hen, J
Schmidt.
Court will probably be in session
all of this week and perhaps part o
next week. All of those requiring
papers to make them qualified elect
ors and desiring to vote this fal
should not. miss this opportunity o
securing the Mt &c 'sary papers.
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Did Y0u> Take
SCOTS
Emulsion

through the winter? If so, we
are sure it quieted your cough,
healed the rawness in your
throat, increased your weight,
gave you more color, and made
you feel better in every way.
But perhaps your cough has
come back again, or you are get
ting a little thin and pale.
Then, why not continue the
same helpful remedy right
through the summer? twill do
you as much good as when the
weather is cold.
Its persistent use will certainly
give you a better appetite and a
stronger digestion. =
II will cure your 1G4
weak throat and heal /HAl@
your inflamed lungs.
Il will cure every case
of consumption, when
q cure is possible. NEA
Don't Be persuaded
70 take something they say is just
as good.
All Druggists, soc. and 81:
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemlsts, y. Z.