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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
SPANISH FORK.
How the Prohibition Ticket wou-Ano,h.,
lie La Mar Victim.

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. Utah CO., Nov. 23,-we
have for some years past had ut times
as many a. three saloons running full
blast. the result Of which has been thai
some of the baacst element has gathered
IN mere, and caused our city 10 be- re-
Fhried - den of vice and demornllEn
Won. several ordinances had bcon
nt,od ior ne regulation u the liquor
lfnHhc which N carried out might have
helped some, hut they were NOT. This
occrioned much dissatisfaction among
the people In general and city govern.
ment was severely ccnsurcd. The blame
was put ON the shoulders 81 the civ
marshal. and the people were made 10
believe that u was altogether his fault.
On lnvcstigntion. however. II was found
that he was not 10 blame as Will he
seen by the following. He had made
ninc arrests for the violation OF The
law. oil OF which were clear cnaoa. The
aHcrlh"d penalty Tor ehch case Il $40 fne
or ~ days imprisonment. OF both. yet an
OF the iin.s imposed In those nine caaas
amounted 90 but 50. with no imprisof.
incnis. This Justified tho law breaker
IN boosting mat he could well AFFORD to
pay from . 10 $40 line, ~ he on sy,ry.
occasion made no icaH thfn so clear.
II u also rumorcd that tho city marshal
received a sevoror talking To Tor arrest
ms the lawbreakef than the latter ana
Tor breaking the law. This sort OF man.
nEement convinced the people OF this
city that something radical must be
done. nni hence u Citizens Prohibition
ticket was put In the field az the late
election. The opposite ticket stood az
before In regard 20 the saloon. The re-
suit was the election Of the whole clti-
gems ticket with about 90 per cent ma .
jorlty of the votes cast. Now We hone
10 have reformation II the newly
elected officers have the backbone 10
i've W 60 the party platform and ignore
the threats Of the saloon element.
pIPHTHERIA CASES.
We have been afflicted almost the en-.
IRE summer with that dreaded disease.
dlphthcria. with but one death. how,
ever; AZ the present It appears TO be
tuhaldlng.
Miss Sylvia Recs, a daughter ~ Prof
Jos. \. l,oca, returned from Tlntic a
Few days ago on account or Illness,
which has developed Into severe at
tack NJ cryHipolas
ON the 18th inst. a daughter was born
10 Mrn W. II. Hughes. Mother and child
doing we'll.
our local physician. Dr. Slater. has
recently performed number OF dell.
cate surglenl operations Tor the &C..
mNNal OF diseased appendix, nnd of
various tumors, all OF which have boon
very successful
ANOTHER VICTIM OF DE la MAR
DUST.
Mr, Peter Lindsay was buried hero
Today. over year ago he was WORKING
In the mills AZ De u Mar. where he
got sick, and has never been well rlncn.
lie went 70 California. and cyjoyed
tnlcrably fair health tlil about six
weeks ago, when he was suddenly seized
with an agonlzing pain In the rerlon of
tho honrt, accompanied by short
breath, lilo died loss than three hourp
hli,r hla arrival ln his city at the home
Of his father-ln-l1w. Mr.. Jos. IinleS. Iie
lcnycs a wife ana one boy twenty
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The report % the ilaurht.HsF 4 ,,,
We down ~ tho ngld cfsat.i ~ 4.
citomont, hut np sooner kts 49,.
reached the city m1rshal Of ihirui.,,
looked su1Wcloua than b. "a n r'-,
and soon found and mtiisfsi 4,
tracks Of the supposed cl.pi y IA,
place whore The beef hai lssr M 4
IN the nicld. lie then tfuckti b t-,.
son TO town and soon was esaf.s Il
that Ncphl Fpfnworth Wa h. ~
party Further facts ryeaii All !.
was not alone ln the work M m,
evening the marshal lmpicail "a
Mills In connection with this t,tir 81.
Ing business.
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Two amendments to the Blcaingor
and BECK Mining Company'n articles Of
incorporation were nlcd yesterday with
the county clerk, Tho capital stock
has been changed from 10000 shares
az u each 10 10000 shares of the par
value " % cents each. A pro rate
reissue 81 the stock II also provided for
and the stock Ia made asscssable.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

ANNtNiN
from North and Northwest, 10. NJ, 5ie5 d. ~.
bo %, On.
riuIn south. siCOn. m.. 1910 a. M. 1sii5 .. H.,
siOp. IA, aud pi50p. m,
LrAvug
For North and Nortlw eat, sis a. M, iiilSa.
M iu,-u o., IN,
Tor south $40 a in.. 500 a. m, 800 D. M, 5i15
y. N, ana cap m
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before In the history u that bonanza.
Many new ore bodies have been en-
countercd since the property was pur-
chased by the United States Mining
company aud the majority Of the ore
now being taken out Is from new
strikes. leaving the large ore bodies
untouched
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The following business was trans
acted before Judge Booth today!
In the estate Of N. ]. Fairbanks. de-
ceased; hearing Of petition for letters
OF administration set for December tth,
Estate " Julian A. Olson. deceased.
petition TO sell real estate. set for Dc-
ccmbcr ith.
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NEPHI.


Special Correspondence.
Ncphi. Juab Co. Nov. ss--Thc case Of
Grace Nelson Va Miners supply Co.
wherein plalnuff SUES to recover u 900
dnmnrcs Tor unlawfully taking possess
sion u certain merchandise. was con-
cludcd last ninht. the jury finding a
verdict, no cause Of action.
The next ease called was that OF
Frank Azallin " liinnch IT, clair. This
action is brought 10 clear title to cer-
tain property situated IN Mammoth.
and also si,i00 damages. The case
went 10 the jury at the adjournment Of
court last night. and after being out
several hours they found a verdict for
plalntin, giving him title to the prop.
cry. AND hNlnE The dlmngoa M 800.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.

Ailnivrs
From West, oiis q, M, is;lS p. IN. $50 p IN.
Lave.
Tor West aiion. m', li5o y, m, $40 pm.
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The Elgln Dairy company warrants
and guarantees all milk sold by Il 10 bo
absolutely unadulteratcd and pure. con-
tanning no prescrvatycs OF any kind.
samples for nnalyeia may be taken
free of charge from any Of its Wagons
or milk dcpois.
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zone Of Or. Kings New Life plis
each night for two weeks has put me
In my teens agnln." writes u. II. Tur-
ner of Dcnpscytown. ia. They're tho
bost In the world Tor Liver stomach
ana Bowels. pugdy vegetable Never
gfipc. only 25c.a z. G. NJ. I. Drug
Dept.
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EPHRAIM,
' Dot s no I',esp,,o..
g.. "''- Of smaiip,,. '"s~

Weddinrs but uo,.
s,.o,., ,'''- Of s%.Ilp,,. '"'~
special ,..., per Desoro, T,l.v,,.,
hphralm. sanpsto ~ Aph
s s,,slI Hansen Of rpArs o, No. 4
, n''cn Olsen Of Spring c.. .ai s,a
iians ' n,s and Nora Jensen ., Ns,a','t
dofson ~ J ~ or qunnlson ~ LEtal,
Mani ~. ~ hphraln. wef" nm w III nj
farhea en,ple Yesterday rinsi d 4.
,ln ,Va1 .. them having IN ~ uis,I
midst -" account OF the nmsi. l, ~.
The funeral scfylo.,
was hcld At her r0sid,.,t b3isl y.s.-
~; very Tow were No.. tHlig ~
e,s,i'', being permIi,sSN oily 81
sH'er Nielsen WHa 80 70 ~
Smsuen' % yeais and W ssi,f
n, a., TO Utah In iss, A9a,ai N |
w hphraim ever slnrs and has N
TWO MORE CASES or
Tive, Two more case of ,n,n'
,,anlly " u. W. soran,s, alli1S !. a.
~, Jensen ~ busy v,ss,aaIe fsp,ai
ihihl.iea ana persons tbs, tlsuig B.
p,,sed 20 the disease "A' nave ia 4,
nm Ine :, Troy laundry notified 81.
thor notice. V'seri uiil A.
9uAitNNriNEn IN Po,.,.-
GREEN. "'AlS
=, Peter NJ oiduIl and A.
p n9u ,,... Green. have be.b ss, ai,,' (;
On on account of stopping N s,.l.l,itaui,l
John Thompson ior Th"r,,sN,,, 'i'is a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24

The case Of Lchi city VI ]. r. wnda-
worth. for Illegal liquor selling. has
been appealed from Justice Wood
houses court. of Lohi. To the district
court. The defendant was found guilty
and was sentenced To pay fine OF SO
and twenty days IN the city Jail
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sTAKE TAnEnNAcLE.

Work At the quarriea Is being vlgor-
ourly prosecuted ana the new Stake
tabernacle VIII from now ON be pushed
with enthusiasm. The weather ia very
lnc and most ~ tho rock win be uuar-
fied this fan. This. with the building of
the new court house and the me busi-
ness block Tor the Ashley Coop, viii
make a building boom here next SUM
NOR
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RIO oRANoe wesrsRn RY.

AnRiNrs
From South and East. 1913 a. m. 100 D. N.
and 1000 y. IA.
LEAVES
For South aud East. $50 a. u. LIS % N. and
S.tOpn
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UNION PACIFIC RY.

AhliNrs
from Hast, eoo u. H., iioo p m. aud 10 p IN
i.EANEs
For EAst sgl u. L., rs y. ~. aud SEQ n m.
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San Francisco, Nov. st.-whelt weak:
Dec. 0,isi May i.0eA cash i,Q@,
Barlcy-No sales; cash ~.
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INVESTIGATING UTAH RRIuA-
rION.

Arthur y. Stovcr 81 the irritation
bureau OF the United States department
" agriculture, with headquarters at
Cheyenne. Wye, IL In Provo studying
the Utah system OF irrigation. and o..
pccially the tributary streams u Utah
lake ana Jordan river which IL taken
~ fair sample Of Utah irrigation.
~ present he l. nov copying all the
DEGREES u the court In IRRIGATION mat.
ters. u II the purpose to report the
method OF diversion, capitalization and
management " canal companies and
the expense Of maintaining In the
spring and summer the streams Will
an De measured and map made show
ing the locations OF the same In fact
everything pertaining 20 irrigation Will
be reported and In the near future
Issued In bulletin form by the depart
ment for distribution among those In.
tereHtcd
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Special sale Tor On- week,
Note the prices In our flli page nd.
THE PARIS MILLINERY CO..
lis Main 81.
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two days The jury was out hut ten
mlnutea and returned verdict of
guilty and the defendant was sentenced
10 four years In the state prison. Nash
n about % years old and the girl with
whom the oftense was committed, his
niece, about 10 years old. The case was
heard behind closed doors.
The case of Ed Whipplc Va VIM.
frucc was continued for the term and
this ended the session of the court.
Judge nooth and party left for home
Tuesday morning.
CREAMERY PROMOTER.
A MIR. Springer II In vcrnai promoting
the building of creamery. n meeting
evening and the project Of Mr. Springer
presented.
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Peoples Cash Store. Kla shoes. IN.
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noUNT pleasant
'"'''p"' scar" 90 Two Msn An.,,,,.
slaughisfiar meet

Nanghi'flns Meet
Special Correspondence
MI Pleasant Utah. Nov. a-s..
the startling uoVs reached "a -
smallpox wac In our county A., y, -
at OUT doors much cScliemsa, sr,,,r,
schools are clorei lndeirtfr
The great scare seems H. H..
ne tact that Miss Nelns c.se,.. J,
Ephrilm, who had been ts.,1.. !
sterling, and who hal been 60 y
the dreaded disease. visited ~ ~ !. y
tended county tenchofu Institute
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william Nldd was today found guilty
OF lighting In Justice Smiths court.
kldd asked for suspension of sentence
pending his prphnblr request FOR "a
new trial lie aftcrwmd appeared aud
eHhvd t9r sentence The court imposed
me OF $40. which Kidd paid,
Six boys pleaded guilty " disturbing
the nehco OF some private fnmlllrs in
the Third ward. this city, In Jurtico
smiths court. They We're sentenced 10
pay hnes OF $3.50 each. In default OF
Whieh all the boys went To jail.
PROBATE COURT BUSINESS.
Isaac Jorgcnson was today appoint.
ga administrator In the estate OF soron
- Andersen deceased. By Judge Hart.
In the matter ~ tho estate OF hin.
othy Y, Parkinson, deceased, an order
was entered confirming sale OF real
estate ana personal property.
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Try M'oOnpld's or,,l, Cough proD,
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PROVO.
Court Bnslness OBJECT. 10 ~. Medicine
Irrigation insestigatIon.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Nov o. -Judgc John 4. Booth.
District Attorney Samuel A. kinE
ana stcnurfaphcr u. H. Roberts mr.
rived home last evening from Nefnai
where they have been holding term Of
the Fourth district court FOR the past
two weeks.
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noARp oF ORGANIZATIONS.

AZ a special session OF the city coun.
cil this evening Thomas iiccalcy.
Thomas Martin. W. J. Lewis. n. !. W.
Goddard and George T. Taylor were
appointed na a boam OF equalization
and review 90 hear complaints aud
grievances over the tax and nsscaa-
mcnt for sewer district. They will
~ ON Friday. December 4. 1898. between
10 u. IN. aud 2 H. IN
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Old Warrick Farm sold.

PorrsrowN, Pa, Nov. a3.-The IA
NOUS Warrick farm of sis acres. III
Warrick township. Chester county. has
been sold for $l2, 900. On this property
the old Warrick furnace, probably the
first to make iron in the United States.
was put into blast about the year 1880.
Ind here many of the cannon used by
the patriotic army in the Revolution
were cast.
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WILL ALWAYS LIVE THERE,

De Transfer OF His Home to His
Son Provides for Proper Succession.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-George G..
Dewey, AID liral Dewey's only son, is
now the owner of the residence pre-.
sented to tie admiral by the American
people. Papers were prepared and
signed during the day by which Mrs.
Mildred Dewey transferred all rights
and title to the property known as l747
I Rhode Island avenue, this city. to
George Goodwin Dewey. This is the
property which Admiral Dewey trans.
ferred to Mrs. Dewey Monday. In ex'
PLANTATION Of the transaction a relative
of the Dewey family made this state
ment:
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey have
transferred to the formers son the titlt
to the home presented to the admira
by the people Of this country. 1t viii
continue to be the home Of the admira
and Mrs. Dewey SO long as he ma.
live.
1T may be desirable now to say tina
it was the wish of both the admiral an
Mrs. Dewey to provide for a prope
succession to the property. By all thos
interested in the matter the method c
transfer adopted was considered tn
best aud safest that could have bee
adopted"
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~, r..;dencs lots for sale, SIS to$ 'V
wv ELMER SHERIDAN.
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Natures greatest gift to the Luman
family is Rocky Mountain Tea. With II
your family is fully protected. Best
baby medicine in the world. 80 cente.
FRANK SMITH.
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%ROOSEyELTrS TRIBUTE.

Hobart = Public servant Of Tried Cap"c-
ity and ~stainless Integrity.
ALBANY. N. Y. Nov. 23.-Governol
Roosevelt has issued a proclamation on
the death of Vice President Hobart or
dering that flags on state buildings DC
kept at half mast as a mark OF respec'
until after the funeral services. lht
governor says Of Mr.. Hobart:
HE was q public servant OF tried ca
pacity and stainless Integrity who II
| his high Office exerted an influence 10
GOOD. the extent Of which is best real
lied by those who had been most INT
mate with him. New York joins Wit
| the rest of the nation in mourning u,
loss and paying homage to his hig'
character"
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E OF HOBART.
President, Cabinet, Supreme Court sno
Many Congressmen VIII Attend.

President, Cabinet, Supreme Court and
Many Congressmen VIII Attend.
PATERSON, n. j., Nov. 23.-The pub.
lie funeral services will be conducted
by the Rev. DR.. Magic. pastor OF the
Church Of the Redeemer Presbyterian
and the interment will be in Cedar
Lawn cemetery.
President Mckinley and the members
Of his cabinet, together with b JUDGES
Of the supreme court and other oist'n
ruished officials at Washington. WI
arrive in Paterson on q special trail
about noon on Saturday. They will b.
received at the railroad station by
delegation of officials and prominen
citizens Of Paterson and places ! New
Jersey.
A large number of senators and rep
resentatives have signified thier inten
ton to be present.
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THAT w DEED.
1t Is Subject to u Life Interest of the Al.
miral and His Wife.

miral and His Wife.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 90. - The deed
transferring the Dewey home from Ad-
miral and Mrs. Dewey to the admiral's
son George, vas recorded in the Office
of the recorder Of deeds. A life inter.
est is reserved by Admiral Dewey and
his wife in the following provision:
Subject, however, to this express
reservation. which parties of the first
part do hereby expressly reserve to
themselves and to each Of them during
and for the period Of their natural lives,
respectively, a life interest to the prem.
Uses herein described. which life inter-
est, in case of death of either of the par
ties. is to revert to the other"
The instrument bears date of Nov. IA,
the same date borne by the deeds from
Admiral Dewey to Lieutenant Crawford
and from Lieutenant Crawford to Mrs.
Dewey.
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Ngodel. TO. nay

Part Of residence to rent. Apply 70
Mrs. John Walter, near Norman sc"oo''
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Call on phone No. "a, for all kinds OF
wood.
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DAILY LEACER
MADISON. soUrH DAKOTA.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1879.
THE CITY.


Weather report: FAIR tonight eno
Friday.
Inc Challenge" is the new CIGAR
Look for it.
Mrs. John O'Brien was q passenger
'o' Dell Rapids.
VI. Barthel Of Winfred spent the day
'''"een trains in the oily.
Miss May Lyons went home to Jar
'u1se Tor q few days visit.
smoke "The Challenge" best D cent
'sar IN town. Sold everywhere.
Mrs. Lewis OF Bradley, arrived from
'ue north on q visit TO Mrs. Ed. Csee'
Remember THE Challenge manu
''ctnred BY Ed. Suhde. Call tor u.
reter Marquart returned from :
'eks business trip 10 the centra' pa'
=" the s.ats. e
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placed on the marke, 1.-The Challenge"
cigar. Try it.
Mra. Jesse Gass who has been IN
the city for a few days, returned 70 her
home at Howard.
DIR. Henry Frudenfeld returned from
the north and spent the day in the city
going west IN the evening.
Harry McCreedy OF Milwaukee, Wis.,,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.Y..
ron McCreedy OF this city.
Wheat in local market, No. l, 81 cente;
No. ., 40; flax si.U9. May wheat in
Chicago opened at Ills and closed at
7oa,.
A. q. Schmidt has customers Tor a few
more Lake county farms and would be
pleased to have those desiring to sell to
list their property with him at once.
The ladies OF the Lutheran church
will hold a sociable in the Proehl build
lug this evening to which the public Is
most cordially invited. Refreshments
Is cents.
Stone masons have practically com.
] pleted their work on the dormitory and
a number OF them we're closing up their
affairs to.day with q view to leaving in
. the morning.
Geo. Cook, the jeweler, is Offering
ONE special bargains 10 watch es this
4 month aud some excellent purchases
\ may be obtained by calling upon him
4 DO fell TO avail yourself OF the op'
4 por:unity.
K. J. Jones OF the west side OF the
county has a gun out for dog that ha'
beoun 70 make mutton OF his sheep
His contribution to the lanyard to-da.
y was the pelt OF q " that has ralse'
Nb;m two lambs every year for the pas
4 six years.
uerm, Schneider. travelling agent &c
the Germania OF Milwaukee. is IN IN
city and will remain q week looking al
ter the interests Of his newspaper II
y Lake county. The DAILY LEADER &C
4 knowledges a pleasant call. The Ge'
4 mania is the leading German newsp"pe
4 IN the United States, and Its plant !
Milwaukee - one OF the largest Ia tn
country.
The Current Event club had y IA
N~attsndapce and an exceptionally inter
4 tanning time last evening at the home {
4 Mrs. Thos. Carey. The topic OF tn
.l~iavanino was wit and Humor,' an
many instances OF the subject we're r
Iproduced by the members. The me-
y meetino in v weeks will be held at Il
q residence OF f. Glover, aud Mrs. r..
McClenon will prepare program Tor ne!
- meeting.
DIR. Henry H. Frudenfeld, techn'c
onticisu. OF Sioux Falls. has spent
ay' week in the city and during that tin
has supplied q large number OF e'asst
!. The doctor has won the confidence
J. M the people OF this section and his ou'
!. IN ness is steadily increasing. Announe
. m menta Of his visits to this and surroun
ING towns are %anx,ously watched a
IN IN h;s aarvices sought by almost everyoo
:, in need OF the skill OF an optic'"n.
m
!. M o, ,chono No. "a. Tor Gil kluus
,. IN O,"o"
wood.
u. = -.
- Part OF residence to rent. Apply
Mrs. John Walter, near Norman sc"'
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mani Risk Your Lite.

Many OF your friends, or people pn,, wnom
you 1 nn"amonia or other fatal diseases
ton, pnn ~ = simple cold or cough:
~ ns:' Honey and Tar. q safe sure ana
fo.sy cough medicine, would nave
saved s"0u'' CHRIS. Schultz.
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J. D. Bridges, Editor "De%SGrst,
Lancaster, N. H., says. "One Mlnu'e
Cough Cure is the best remedy !os Group
aver used" Immediately relieves anu
ourss coughs, colds, Group sstnms;
unanmonis, bronchitis. grippe and o..
tthroat and lungj troubles. It prevents
consumption. coov 8. Onrr.
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Cook & ODEE

DR.. ". Wixon, Italy Hill, N. Y, says,
"I heartily recommend One Minute
Couoh Cure. Il gave my wife immdi.
ota reIief in su~ffocating asthma" Pleas
ant 10 take, Never fails to quickly cure
ali coughs, colds, throat and lung
S Cook & ODEE.
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E.iterates the Report.

Nov. PA speclal aispa'c"
from Vienna r~eiterates the report de.
MED last week that the Russians nA0
occupied Herat.
Braces body and brain, strengthens.
soothes. while you sleep. That's what
oo FRANK G. SMITH.
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~ wouldn't be without DeWitte
Witch Hazel Salve for any considera'
ION" writes Thos. b. Rhodes, Center
field, o. Infall,ble for piles, cuts, Duln'
aud skin diseases. Beware OF countef
feits. 49,, q n,,r
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