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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-24

The Social to he given by the Ladies'
Aid Society of 81. Mary's church has
been postponed from Thursday to Fri.
day evening,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-24

Dr, u. A, Spencer and ]. L.. Spencer
and j. u. Hochstetler of Doylestown
have been granted certificates by the
state Board of Pharmacy.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-24

The sixth annual meeting of the Ohio
StAto Dallymnn's Association will be
held at the Ohio State University, Co
lumbus, on Feb. ~ and II. 1900. There
VIII be sessions ON Tuesday morning,
afternoon and evening, and Wedncs-
day morning and afternoon. A very
good program has been arranged in
cluding two addresses by Major II. u.
Alvord of the Dairy Division at WASH
lnglon, ID. C., and two addresses by
Director Charles $. Plumb of Indiana
Experiment station.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-24

pr. l., u, Sislcr, of this city, deliver
cd an address to Centennial Tent, IL.
o. \. NJ. nt Cleveland, Tuesday even.
ing.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-24

There VIII be preaching at the Grace
Reformed church "Wednesday, Thurs.
day ANA Friday evenings. Rev n. Il.
Hcrbruck, of Canton, wll occupy the
pulpit tonight Rcy. II, j. Christmnn OF
Uniontown. Thursday and Rev. n. Il,
willard Friday.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-24

~ 0 o'clock Tuesday evening a still
alarm was received at No. A engine
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-24

Frank lngersoll has resigned his po-
sition with Foster Bros. IIe will open
II cigar store on Bartges st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-24

The state Board OF Pharmacy has
issued certificates MS assistant phar.
maclsts to LlewclIyn Thomas and
Ernest A. Ncbauer, OF Akron.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-24

house. \ house AT 2o5l. Mccoy St
was slightly damaged by fire. Tho
honse was occupied by u Mrs. Myers,
who was away from home at the time
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-24
LATE LOCALS.

The lecture delivered Tuesday night
by Rev. Father Joseph Nugent, in the
Star Course Mt the Grand opera house,
on "The Philosophy of Civilization"
was an intellectual masterpiece. The
house was well filed, and all present
enjoyed the lecture. The subject while
comprehensive and embracing the
greatest philosophical principles, the
mind is capable of conceiving, was,
nevertheless, handled in plain, sim
pie, eloquent manner that exhibited
thought in an entertaining way. Faith
er Nugent is of Des Moines, Ia, where
he Is pastor of a church. He devotes
three months each year to the lecture
platform.
jamie, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Thompson. of S07 u. Market st.,
fell from n cart Monday breaking his
collar bone.
The farm owned by the late George
w. Doughlass, in Tallmade township,
was appraised Tuesday. 1t contains
10 acres. The appraised value is S3,92S.
1t viii he sold by the administrator,
Hon. IL. G. Sanford.
A number Of Akron horsemen left
for Geneva today to attend the sale of
horses of the Walter l.. Main circus.
Angelo Andrew has taken the Sum
nit county agency for new work by
w. II. Harvey of Chicago. The book
Us written In the style of Coins Fin
nnclnl School by the same author,
with the subject matter brought strict
ly mp to date. Mr.. Andrew has sold
60 of the books in two days.
For all practical purposes J Itshould
prefer n team of horses to an nutomo-
bile PATROL says Chief of Police IIar-
rison. The Chief fears that in crit
ical time In police work the automobile
may fail. lie is well plenscd, though,
with the showing that has been made
by the automobile upon its tests here.
toforc.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-01-24

There will I've a concert at the Uni
versallst ehusyh tonight.
The sun., 1900-05-18
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Thomas McCorkle's body Will be re-
moved from Farnhurst to Darby.
+. F. Brooks, general superintendent
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, took a
party of friends down the Delaware roau
yesterday. ,;
All the smoker of the Eastside Repuoli-
can League on Wednesday evening.
William s. Hilles spoke in the interest,"
of harmony. ~
TIN candidates were initiated at the I'M
meeting of the Delaware Branch, NO. -,
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Assoclatloh'
last evening.
Patrol Sergeant Joseph Howgatem ~ mas
been exhonerated from blame oy onh
Dolan and Judge Ball in his treatment =
Emory Trusty. :.
Throughout the State the pea crop II
being ruined by sparrows which eat Sne
heart out OF the young plants as 'he.
come through the soil.
By the bursting of boiler tupe ~ n' sa'
derrick engine room OF tne NO
Steamboat Company YESTERDAY morning W
several colored men had narrow es
cape from death. a,
Landscape artists will coon negln ~ -
work of beautifying tine properly Vi W.
p w. & B. Railroad Company net@ee'
Philadelphia and Baltimore, unogr Va
direction Of David o. Rose, Jr.'
Newark, the fl rist for the company.
The sun., 1900-05-18
MR.. SALMON AND ssMR. FORD
Plea For Lieutenant-GOyerrOr
Nomination Made by The
Former.
l!c Says First Place and seeoad
Place Nominations should
Each Come F'rom
One County.
GneCo,inty.

There is evidently a strong fight be
ing made to laud the Lieutrnant:t1nr-
ernorsuip nomination for ,lesideAt OF
the Senate CHARLES IT, salmon. To Mr..
Sa.uon it makes 10 difference whether
the State convention thinks wea of Peter
J. Foid'4 desire to get the Gub-l natofial
nomination or not. Salmon i pfepared
with All argumenJ which is expected to
| aniet tie Gi.cordant elements who are
npp sed 10 the Gnhernatnral ard Lieu
ltientant- Governor nominations each COM
ing to this county.
Speaker Salmon jouineyed UP from st.
Georges hundred yesterday 10 consult
with the local leaders and politicians.
When asked whether or not ttie nomina-
tion Of Ford would injnre lis chances
for second pace, Mr.. Salmon said he
did not think it would. Have you ever
thought" continued the speaker, ''of
tile neees>itv under old Democratic rules
lof haYiag eaci o. th .se nom nations from
the same C, unity. Sussex county has the
Governor now. BY the plan Of rotation
the Governor will come from this county
this canpaign. Sappose that Kent
cmnA furnished the Liru,enant- Cover
nni THIS time and by any chance ir sue
catdrd tn lhe tiGvtrn@rship, tie ext
4, t,t If Governor by rotation won go
i Kan county. That would make two
tinlrrnatorlal office holders in succession
/ from Kent county.
ihe q vernon and Lieutenant.GoY,
) ernor should be nominated ;fum the
y same county"
Preeidrtt S.lm.nilinks tfe flht for
: the tinbern .tor.a! no iiination /. ae' cen
i Ptter /, Ford and J. Nifbis Co ch,
II with tilr advaitasu XII on tie s'de Of
4 MIR Fold Knai New Caste comfy IN
n Mr.. samon'- opiuion. "i,l sarport
d Forl. The eltfirn Il tile New Castle
\ connty caucus, President salmon oe
\ lipvrs viii be accepted by the STATE con
vpntion The It. Georges p0lacian
n aud Leutenaut.tiaytrnW asirant saNs
d that Levy CobYtuan William A. Scott Ii
/. not in tie race for the nominatini as
G IlvprnOr.
The sun., 1900-05-18
DRUNKEN JURORS.
Disgraceful Kent County Affair is
Widely Condemned.

The disgraceful affair witnessed re-
Gently at Dover when John llay was
sentenced by the County Court for being
drunk while serving as juror is calling
forth con 'emnstion in every quarter.
The Peninsula Methodist of this city in
is current numGer SAYS:
CAT recent session Of county court,
within our circulating territory it is re-
ported hat Sc 7eral of the petit jury, were
8 oeastly intoxicated that they we're net
ABLE TO cit on cases for which they had
been emraneled. Ii ieems evident to
the calm nonpartisan mind, that some-
thing in the manner OF selecting luors, is
radically wrong when cases such as one
i witnesses, and the one referred 10, are
possible. 1t may be broad and nm
popular statement, nevertheless we be-
/ Iirve that drunkaids ,ould never be en-
trusted in any position of great power.
They are weak, through physical in
trinity, entaied or induced by long in
duigence, though the mind be never SO
sincere, and soul never SO true. In
courts of justice, where property, char
acter, reputation and often life, are OF
stake, the selection Of juries ought TO ex-
ciude drudkards.
The sun., 1900-05-18
WILMINGTON DELAWARE, FRIDAY. MAY Is, 1900.
TEN YEARS. RECORD SMASHED
Judge Grubb Holds Shortest Criini-
nal Court Session in Many
Neaps

The Court Of General Sessions COM
pleted the work OF the May term az 2 -
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Inns breaks
the record for quick work as TINS Is the
shortest session in about ten years.
Judge Grubb congratulated Attorney
General White and Clerk OF the Peace
Foard on the rapid and efficient work
done. and also complimented the
grand jury and its foreman, Peter A.
Horty. -.
Judge Grubb is entitled to much OF the
credit OF the quick work done as he ar
ranged to have Judge Boyce make the
entries of the sentences on the court
docket instead of doing it himself. This
allowed him to proceed along with other
work as presiding judge.
The general jury was discharged to
Monday morning at 1890 o'clock and
the Oyer and Terniner jury discharged
finally. -,
The case of w. j. Lutz, charged with
re ceiying stolen goods, was continued on
account of the absence of witness for
the defense. Lutz denies the charge.
James G. Aiken was sentenced to IL
months imprisonment for embezz.e'
ment.
Fred Cooper, Harry Brown, janet
Demby, colored, and William Tucker
we're found guilty Of stealing $50 pounds
nj brass Journals from the p, w. y b
and B. x 0. railroads, but the jury rec
commended them to the mercy OF TN
court. They were sentenced to si'
months imprisonment. ,.,,
Frederick Reed, colored. and William
Heal, indicted along with these boys
were released on probation alter giVin
behavior.
For the larceny Of p cans Of tomatoes
Benjamin Adams and Samuel Bell wel
! sentenced to pay "a 81 restitution none
and serve three months, while job
Price and Benjamin White were sei
,enced to be whipped with ten lasl!
aud serve three months. They reside
Appoqunmink hundred.
The cost of the attendance otthe gran
!, Jury this term was Sl9322.
The sun., 1900-05-18

New Castle cornty finances are not
managed in a busineesike manner.
Methods prevailing in the Levy Court
are irregular; decidedly so and although
difficult to get at the real situation the
County Auditors Philip @. Churchman
and Charles C. Kurtz yesterday pr
sented to Resident Judge William G.
Snruance their audit of the financial
accounts Of New Castle county for the
wear ended January ., 1900. The work
Of the two auditors has been thoroughly
done and the incapacity OF the present
Lew Court is laid bare in all its details.
/ The audit makes it absolutely certain
that New Castle county has been robbed
I Of large sums of money in the allowance
/; Of swollen claims. One significant para
| orapb in the report of the auditors is
i Chat in which they refer to a decidedly
irregular method OF paying claims against
the county. "There being no receipted
bills, 1.-THE auditors state, ''as the warrants
are taken as vouchers, we have accepted
quite number of the warrants as cor
rect vouchers, which are drawn to the
name of the party to whom the account
was owing, 'or bearer and not endorsed
by said party, although we are unable &c
state positively that the party has re-
ceived the money"
The opinion has been advanced tha
il this slip.shod method of paying claimi
against the county could be investigated
to the bottom, it would be found tina
the county has paid large sum o
money in excess of legitimate claim
presented, and that others than tn
a isparty'' received the excess.
/ Utter icompetency is disclosed by tn
auditor. The public funds have bee
/. pxtrayagantly expended. Wherever til
Lew Court has had an opportunity /
y make extravigant expenditures or to in
" crease the Indebtedness of the count
il apparently has done so,and an analyst
= al the figures shows that in almost ever
= instance there is no istification for tn
. increase.
Messrs. Churchman and Kurtz wer
Is appointed to audit the accounts OF I'll
/ cuunty comptroller, receiver of taxi
i and county trea .urer, Levy Court con
missioners and the clerk of the Lev
is Court for the fiscal year 1899. In sui
Ie mitting their report TO Judge Spruant
" Yesterday the auditor said:
ITO the Honorable William G. Spr
10 ance, Resident Judge of New Cas-,
IN county.
o, 1.-The undersigned committee appoin
g. ed to examine, audit and inspect Il
hooks. vouchers and accounts of Il
b. county comptroller, receiver OF taxes al
b le county treasurer, Levy Court Comm
np ae sioners and clerk of the Levy Court
In ha New Castle county res JecttuIly report
of follows:
u '.The period covered by this report
The sun., 1900-05-18
from January 8, 1899, to January 2,
1900.
'"The tax levy for county purposes for
l. he YEAR 1890 was as follows:

Iothl, ...-----.......'s.t.... ...''.'i'tNto'
"The bonded debt on January 3, 1872
amounted to S5G6, 800. Warrants to the
amount of $50, 900 were issued reducing
the amount to $477,000. Warrant No.
10, ,432 was drawn for 500, 800 to pay the
court house loan,' but up until the close
of the year bonds to the amount OF Soo,-
500 only had been presented and PAID,
leaving balance of $l4, 100 to be paid on
said warrant. Warrant No. 20, was
drawn for $4,000 to pay bonds OF loan
for benefit OF Trustees of the Poor, which
bonds had not been presented nor PAID
during the year. During the
year new issues OF bonds were made-of
Sos, 900 to replace the $685. 800 paid on
court house loan, and on which pre-
MUM of 81, 751. 80 was received.
There were also issued bonds to the
amount of 100000 for the New Castle
County Workhouse, bearing 81 per cent.
| interest on which was received pre-
MUM of 81, $50.
"We recommt nd as has been suggested
in former audits that the period for the
audit be changed to include the years
work ending on the last day OF June, as
it would show more intelligently tht
condition of the years work. Respect
fully submitted,
'PHnlrQ CnuRcnMAN,
"CHARLEs G. KURTz,
Committee.
The sun., 1900-05-18
IRREGULAR METHODS
ROB THIS COUNTY
OF large SUNS
Democratic Extravaganza Dis
closed by County Auditors
Churchman and Knrtz.
LAX METHOD OF PASSING BILLS
Balance Likely to be Reduced and
the Report Now i'm Hands of
Judge spruance Shows Evi-
dence of Incompetency of
Levy Court to Conduct
County Affairs.
LAX METHOD OF PASSING BILLS
WHAT AUDITORS FOUND OUT.

The county's bonded indebt-
edness was S6i6,000.
The Investment tax is still in
voIved in litigation.
The road tax shows an in
crease, except in few cases,
over that for 1893.
Transfers Of appropriations
to the amount OF $6t ,3l0.i3
were made.
The county and poor tax rate
was ~ cents per i 100 in 1891;
so cents in 1895 and 1906, and
90 cents in 1897, 1898 and
1899.
The period for the audit
should be made to correspond
with the fiscal year, july LIST to
June 3Oth.
Not all disbursements bore
the formal approval of the
president of the court and
county comptroller, some be-
ing made simply on authority
OF the minutes of the court,
and the minutes are not signed.
! Warrants have been drawn in
the name of the party to whom
! !. account was owing 'or bear
: err" and said party has not en-
} dorsed the stub, and The audit
ing committee cannot say
\ whether the party received the
money.
b That an apparent balance OF
4 $142 2.O37 So on January I'd,
y 1900, would be much cut down
1, were the errors in assessments
entered up. For errors in as
q sessments, the court had
y $4,000 marked available, but
6 not one cent was entered
y against it, Notwithstanding
E many allowances were made te
z the collectors.
The sun., 1900-05-18
Letters of Administration.

LISTERS OF administration have been
granted by Register Crossan on the
estate of Christian Sesterhen to David
7. Brsdford; on the estate of Annie Far
ran. to David 7. Bradford; on the estate
Of Daniel z. Hamilton, to Maria Hamll-
ton: on the estate of Mary Cannon, to
Sue A. Cannon; on the estate OF James
w. Mendinhal, to Elwood r. Green; on on
the estate of Michael Walsh, to Ellen l.
Walsh
The sun., 1900-05-18
Lawn Fete at Bishopstea d.

Plans for the lawn fete at Bishopstead
on September l9 were discussed at
meeting there on Wednesday afternoon,
This executive committee was appointed;
4 rchdeacon George G. Hall, chairman;
Mrs. Leighton Coleman, treasurer, ana
Miss Audrey Shortlidge and Miss Mfzie
Derrickson, secretaries.
The sun., 1900-05-18
Junior Auxiliary Anniversary.

Tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock in
Trinity Church, the Junior Auxiliary OF
the Diocese Of Delaware will celebrate ITS s
am anniversary. Reports will be heard
from the different chapters. An aderess
viii be made by the Rev. Fl. n. .. Hnpo,
Of i philadelphia. Bishop Coleman will be
nresent.
The sun., 1900-05-18
Court in Banc Today.

Court &, Banc will sit at 10 80 In the
Cour Court House this morning. Inc
c :e to pe C, n .idered will be the Jonn
me, d., John Pritchard vs.. Richard Roe'
e G., case stated ejectment.
The sun., 1900-05-18
HELPED TO PAY THE GAS BILL.
Detective witsiI Found Big Check in
an Envelope.

Taylor 4 Hawthorne Company, oper-
atine a hosiery at Thirteenth and Pop ar
streets, pay large gas bills; The com
panv always aims to pay these bills with
checks. To State Detective Walter Witsil
Is due the fact that the last quarters gas
bill was paid promptly.
Detective Witsil yesterday afternoon
at Ninth and Market streets found a
check for $21S 80, drawn to the order oi
the Wilmington Coal Gas Company by
Taylor IL Hawthorne Company. Detec'
tive Witsil noticed an envelope lying or
the pavement. Other pedestrians had
evidently passed it as worthless. Detec
tive Witsil never passes an envelop'
on the sidewalk without an investiga
ton.
The sun., 1900-05-18
NO One for Cadet seryice.

The civil service examination for In
cadet revenue cutter service was not Ii ID
yesterday as planned because there were
no applicants on hand.
The sun., 1900-05-18
SENT TO THE HOSPITAL.
Ella Davidson, Charged With LAR
ceny, Was Released From Jail.

Eta Davidson. formerly of Phiadel-
phia. who was charged with the larceny
Of clothing and oLfned in the cells in
- G bas-tnrn NJ OF he Court House await
log trial, was late yesterday afternoon
removed to the county hospital.
She is a sufferer from epilept'c hts
aud it is Thought that her mind is a.
fected. The bill against her was d'ol PED
by the Grand Jury.
The sun., 1900-05-18
Admitted to Supreme Court.

On motion OF Attorney General Griegs
at Washington, Andrew c. Gray, Of this
cltv, was admitted to the Supreme Curt
j tile United States on Morday last.
The sun., 1900-05-18

In whose interests the
Oxy-Hydrogen Gas Com
pany's case, pc nding before
me chancellor is held up by
the Street and Sewer Direc-
tors.
The sun., 1900-05-18
sues Railway Company.

Suit was entered in the Superior Court
Yesterday agains5 the Wilmington Clty
Railway Company by f Concannon'
He is represented by A. G. Gray.
The sun., 1900-05-18
HEAT CLAIMS A VICTIM.
David Lawson, Colored, Dies From
Effects OF the Weather.

After an illness Of two Gays, David
7 wson, colored, aged 10 years, dled
from the effects of the beat YESTERDAY
morning at his home, No. 2l9 Tatnali
strlet
+ n the past eleven years Lawson, VINO
was a native of Philadelphia, hYs had
,charge Of the stevedores at the Delaware
|Pulp Works.
The sun., 1900-05-18

Who pays the attorney
fees of Messrs. Hilles and
Spruance, counsel for the
Street and Sewer Directors
i'm the Oxy-Hydrogen case?
The sun., 1900-05-18

Lancaster, Pa, sent number ot ITS
representative citizens to visit the clt'
.remat ny yesterday morning.
The sun., 1900-05-18
The Weather Forecast.

The indications for today are that
showers, cooler and variable winds
ill prevail.
The sun., 1900-05-18

Why the Oxy-Hydrogen
Company injunction suit is
not under the control OF the
City Solicitor?
The sun., 1900-05-18
BABY FINDERS FREE.
Hanmt nj ard Mss Brown, Accused
Of abandoning Frank Ferry"
Arc Discharged,

Wilbur +. Hammond and Miss Carrie
Brown, ,ehaige wlth abandoning Frank
Ftrrv," the wait whom they claimed to
have found at the Twenty third street
Jerry Of The Pennsylvania Railroad, New
York, were discharged in Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court.
They We're discharged because it was
he that in turning the child over TO the
city il was not abandoned.
Miss Brown. aged father wept as he
lett the court.
lie waif vas born in this city at the
Homeopathic Hospital, at winch place
Miss Brown gave The assumed name of
Mrs. HdiIanswonh.
The sun., 1900-05-18
Extravaganza Everywhere.

Ii is in the detailed statement OF dis
bursements that the large increases are
shown. The comparative showing IS as
follows:
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-08

About the most contenlpiible
cowardly individual on earth il
that one who seeks to "play eveNl''
on some real or fancied grievance
through the mcdimuof an unsigned
letter. Since the present proprietor
of the GLoBE has been doing bust
ness in Coddon he has been but
little annoyed BY this most con-
temptible species Of the gsaas hare
but, having had some experience
with the creature in the past, we
cannot hope but expect to bump
up against him once in awhile
Ii the future, at least until such
time as the ultimate evolution oi
the human race has raised all
classes and conditions Of the human
family to a higher and nobler plane
than that which is now occupied
By some creatures who indulge in
the anonymous letter habit.
The latest effort Of the anony-
nous writer which has been di-
rected at this Office is an unsigned
communication received Monday,
in which we are criticised for men
tioning the return to town Of two
young men who have been in the
mountains all summer looking
after sheep Both the young men
are we'll known here and have been
for years, and are known to be
hard working and honest individ-
uals. The anonymous writer sees
fit, however, to designate them as
worthless characters and rumhole
loafers, and volunteers the advice
that the GLoBE had better leave
its space blank than to tell iii
readers Of their arrival in town
The GLOBE is here to give the
local news Of this neighborhood,
and it desires to say here and now
that, even if coupled with the very
worst faults to which any of his
class is addicted, the sheepherder
is counted as worthy of infinitely
more respect and consideration b.
this paper than is his cowardly
traducer who attacks him through
the medium ofunsigned correspond
ence.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-08
Death of Mrs. Lucas.
Times Mountaineer. Nov. ,.


At z o'clock this morning Mrs. Elsie
Sturgill Lncas, wife OF ]. p. Lucas, regis
ter Of the q. S. land Office, died at her
home on Fourth street, after an illness
ofone week with paralysisofthe stomach.
Mrs Lucas was born near Baker City
December q, 1872, and when a small
girl was sent to college in Camden. Mo.
After returning from college she taught
school in Baker City, and later took a
course in the State Normal school at
Monmouth, graduating from that insti-
tuition with high honors in June, 1897.
At the home Of her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Sturgill, near Baker City, she was
united in marriage with Hon. j. p.
Lucas, on October I3, 1867. When Mr..
Lncas was appointed register Of the land
Office they moved here and have made
this their home since August |, 1888.
Mrs. Lucas was member OF the
Congregational church and had wide
circle Of friends both here and in Baker
county. The remains will be taken
tonight to Baker City for burial.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1900-11-08
six Frlshtful Failures.

Six terrible failures of six different
doctors nearly sent VIM. Fl. Mullen Of
LockIand, O., to an early grave. All
said be had fatal lung trouble and
that he must soon die. But he was
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. After taking five
bottles he was entirely cured. 1t is pos
itiyely guaranteed to cure all diseases Of
Throat, Chest and Lungs, including
Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Pneumonia,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Group,
Whooping Cough. Soc and 81 90. Trial
bottles free at Condor Drug Co.'s.