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.,,,,,n. Tuesday. April p.
f''''' ,,t,,er a heavy decline
- and wire nails. Cal
4. now quoted at $40,
~ ana nails ere quoted on
= Nth is a falling oil IN
M ~. third. The American
,se' ...Sustt,any--,he trust-whHh
5n "a wire nail output OF
IN ~. Y q A reason for this de-
~, |. ,svastocked and wishes
~ surplus. Dealers. how
N .srs there has been a very cry
en-, q not Justify such a &c,
Nm made. The only los. los''a !.
'.,t st forth is that this !.
n. Gates. the president Of
= !, manipulate the stocks Oh
s' J. and Wire company. 1t IS
\, fully in keeping win
", sss done in the line of at
s !. the stock OF the or
,,ying closed the immense
',,,,rt. throwing thousands of
Ii work.
j produce and Commission
~i,,i small shipment Of Cali
=. they were Of the variety
~xsIrm's Early Black" and
! = box Of ten pounds, They
M ID regularly now hereafter
!, Mia fruit, which is an ex-
i, Al best. will begin to as
raal shape.
.hi,a
" Of poultry were "a" ~
VS. rather poor. and. in eonse-
n there was decline of from
N dozen on all lines. The
~ .
,utrys is practically at an end,
LESSON men 'o'i' ~
a5lue snlpine" 49,.
! rod prices. considering inc
4. .sason
v =
Z. !, strawberries continue to
w F" M. -. .ho MN,
~. more 'nau uouIie ' ~ !.
.s q this fruit being received
!. ,his day last year. The de-
~ so.,.,,o a.,
roo, no"e'er' anu uuspn'e 'ue
sNa prices were held up. and
i-.i,srs consIenments realized
u.+a,,or,
" m|'Ael au''N''o"''
$50, .A.u,. 80
Dos ieceIVsu d siApineit Vi
rils;s ndsy Of good quality.
lIlIsnson erDects a car each Of
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Is TEXAS LODGE No. /, X. of P.
As<Y6a wiz meet in its castle hall. corner
SE1H$S Of Main street and Prairie avenue.
GSSSxA third floor, back hail. tonight ut S
ons,.,, O'Clock. sojourning Knights are
- iI ~ invited TO attend. Otto Pape, c. C.;
~ y. Craig. k. OF r. and S.
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Ms Iao,cL CLEARED.


b.. lEARED.
" . ss,lssrnia. for Hsmburr
ltsf r,'n 'so composed Of Ssh.a
~ ~, ,a a. $3.50; ,oss
\ In. sal WEIGHING 4ss' SS "a;
Nj ~ Wv round bales Of
1 ~ M. rounds. valued ct
'nss OF cotton. welsh.
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Dry Hot Air

ror rheumatism. sciatics. Govt. synsyIus;;
Lumbaso, Pieurodyuia. Painiui arg
Joints. Gives immediate relieh cA' ~
HOUSTON HEIGHTS iNFIRMARr'
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED 40 BUY-A democratic weekly
newspaper and franchise In county seat
town Must be doing a good business and
party selling must DO willing TO take part
cash aud balance on easy payments,
practical printer wants the property. Ad-
dress Schuchert, care Daily Herald, Yea.
kun TcxnE. 70
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOANED on Houston real estate
VI s. Phelps. Atiorus7, 3ioil Naln -. =
$40 900 TO LOAN on Houston business o.
residence property one 10 ten ytMs, =
lowest rates OF interest. monthly paymenss
IL desired no delay In getting ycur mon-y
Apply 70 ". l.. Mills. 2e5 Main street. "
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PILING WANTED-20 to 30 foot, ~ inches
small end. delivered at Texas City. 202 Binz
building. Houston. ~
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WANTED TO RENT,

WANTED TO RENT-Furnlshed house.
close in Elk or more rooms; one with rf1us
lar rcorners preferred. Addreen~ 1r1s<@4a
299exA Brareh Nss~shouesa<t
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FOR SALE CfIEAP--Absolutely new No. I.
Calgrhph; cost $780, will sell for $50, Ad.
dress elSs this office. Il
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

~ STATED meeting OF Holland lodge
IN No. l. A. +. and A. NJ. tonight at
X W 400 o'clock. Members OF Gray
NV lodge No. 32s and sojotrning broth
49,, -. ren cordially invited to be pres-
wy w. T. Palfrey. w NJ; viii NJ Kidd,
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WANTED--Eight mules for rice on shares:
nee. 25
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WE CAN BEAT THE WORLD in second
hand ice boxes and refrlgerators 1866 on
hand; all sizes, good as new; 81 and UP;
country orders solicited. Greenborgs, IA
Preston. e-t
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FOR SALE--A bargain. Cottage and two
story house, Nos 1G2 and 7O6 Crawford
street. corner Capitol avenue. Apply No.
70l Crawford street ~
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CARPETS CLEANED ON THE FLooR-New
process Mouuottes Brussels and velvet
carpets cleaned on the floor. lace curtains Of
all kinds cleaned. J. Clarke & Co, phone
s44 (Citlzens) Is
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A BARGAIN Tor a cash buyer; nice two story
house and two six-room cottages; ssx blocks
from city market for sale cheap II taken
at once. For further particulars address
9io6 this Office rs
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FOR SALE-Consignmen lot of furniture TO
be sold in three days for cash only, con-
sisting of two large gasoline stoves, Two
cooking stoves, three dining room tables.
chairs, a lot OF carpets and rugs ana odds
and ends Houston Commission Exchange,
917 San 1acinto street 95
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED 10 TYLER Loneview,
Marshall. Palestine Wharton. Willis, Beau
and cleaner. u Preston. Houston. Liberal
commissions. Exprses one way. 81
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styles OF carriages. phaetons. Surveys. Stan,
hopes Mitchell farm and spring wagons
harness and rubber tired buegies. Edward
l-arendon's Carriage Repository. corner
Franklin and Caroline streets. IS
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WARRANTED full leather TOP phaetons with
high leather trimmed spring back and
spring cushion only $50 Edward Laren-
don's Carriage Repository corner Frank
lin and Caroline streets %
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WANTED To- BuY--one registered Jersey
bull not over 2Is years old; ready for ser
vice; kind and gentle; with milk ana butter
record. Camden Poultry Yard, Camden,
Texas 70
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LIVESTOCK, PoULgRX AMI huus

HORSESHOE pair extra match horsesi nicc
drivers, double and single; good sadders
and perfectly gentle. Call corner Travis and
Texas -
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WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER-Mrs.
Black tells everything, 25c. Doc. 81 90: re-
moves troubles Inites separated; luck
charms etc 20li Preston avenue 26
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FOR RENT.

modern elght-room residence.
Apply next door. 1901 Texas avenue. r.
DROWN. oil
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ONE TEASPooNFUL three times a day be-
fore meals will cure the worst case OF
dress Beo Co. p. o. Box POI, Dallas. Tex.
as. II
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-PATRoNIzE SALVATION ARMY for good
wood 800
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will take the advice of an inteiligen,
man
Maj W H. Mauidiu was not farm
e.. bot be believed iu organization
Ho called on one of the largest planters
Of tho second district, Col l. W You.
mans. to give bis views.
There were calls for Youmsus, aud
after some hesitation he came for ward
Col Youmsns said be bad wondered il
IL were possible to organize the cotton
planters Of tho United States. 1t is
acknowledged that IL is most difficult to
organise the agricultural class, as some
one has said. They are the natural
prey OF every other vocation" The
mill men. The oil meu, the ginners aud
the jute men combine aud the price of
cotton sod cotton seed goes down and
that Of giuoiug aud jute goes up.
Col Youmaus reviewed the situation
at length. delivering What Was really
90 address upon the worlds production
Of cotton He told Of bis experience at
the meeting 10 Memphis when tho
National Cotton Growers Conventio
vas organised. he being vice president
for tbis State. Ho said the farmers
west Of the Mississippi did not want su
organisation. - they thought they
could drive out Of the business the
farmers esss Of The Mississippi. Uoless
We can get the cooperation of these
western States We can accomplish prsc.
tieally nothing. Still be believed 10
organisation sod seconded the resolu.
tions.
Mr D. P. E6rd made . very praoti.
cal saggss,ion, which was that vote
be taken on the resolutions. This was
done and the resolutions adopted. The
meeting then adjourned.
The president. M j. G.. Wnborn,
wss 90 uuwsll that be gave up The chair
to Mr. W. M. Raiosfotd Of EdRe6sld,
vto presided the greater part Of the
session. Mr. Wilboro will appoint the
CON uittse authorised 10 the resolutions
ss later day.
The convention last nigh. vas CON-
posed OF soms Of the most substantial
farmer Of the State, men Who ere
scientific farmers aud ioauen.ial oi.i.
ssos, and it 10 not Improbable that they
will be able to carry out their ideas.
The organisation vac starssd this sum.
msr ss Green wood and 10 intended to
hA n mar m anAot thins
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BRYAN IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov 7-Wm j Bryan's
programme in Chicago today compre.
hended IL speeches The crowds
that greeted him were greater than
those at the meetings of yesterday
and last night. The candidate began
his itinerary at Handel Hall, in the
downtown business district, going
from there to the Public Library,
where he spoke to an outdoor gather.
ing of workingmen After luncheon
he made two addresses in "Old
Vienna" Pavilion, at 9th street and
Cottage Grove avenue, one to the
crowd in the building and the other
to the throDg that was unable to
gain admittance. Here was the only
semblance Of disturbance manifest
during the day. Two men in the
audience asked almost simultaneous
ly, "IIow about North Carolina 2"
and Mr. Bryan was replying, when
one of the questioners insisted on
asking a question concerning trusts.
whereupon the crowd demanded that
he be thrown out and threatened to
lypch him Mr. Bryan insisted upon
answering, however. but could not
do 80 for some time owing to the
uproar made by the crowd in ex
pressing ite resentment toward the
inquisitor. The latter was saved
from violence only by police inter.
ference
Mr. Bryau's night meetings were
beld OH the north, west, southwest
end south sides of the city. the clos
ing speech being made at midnight
at State and 31et sireets.
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QUEER NEWS FROM THE
BOER WAR

London. Nov 3 The South African
situation is improving and lord Rob.
erts will shortly return to EHgiapd
with usj ority Of bis staff. Arrange
meuts are being made in Cape Towo
TO send the first batch of refugees back
to Jobau oesburg and accom- m odatioo is
being provided q Bloemfoutein for a
garrison of 7 900
Nevertheless the activity of the
Beers continues Oa OCT 26 a com
mondo of the 300 captured 6 garrison
OF thirty men at Rsddersburg. hu, after
ward released them Trains from the
s9uth to Pretoria are attacked by the
Beers almost daily On OCT "a the
burghers occupied Koffyfoutein
% the other hand Gen Knox has
Inflicted reverse on Geo Dewet's
forces nsar Pary's, capturing two euos,
one Of them weapon lost by the
British 10 the Saunas Pos, affair.
The daily tale of British oesua lties
is heavy. During the month Of
O'tohcr The British los. 167 killed 10
action, including Is cfieers, II Who
died of wounds, 367 who died of dis.
ease. % who died of accidents and 81
captured or missing. a total alm oct
equal to the moo.bly average for the
duration of the war.
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Chiesgo. Oct 31.-Tbe oulwiostion
OF The Oesober pork corner controlled
BY Sir Thomas Upton, esms today
when pork for delivery this month
advanced 33. rising on less than .
desso sssdss from SIT, yesterdays
slosisg price. to SO At the closo of
today.
SbortS Who had held of until the
last moueot boosted the price TO $50.
IL Vas said that Sir Thomas could have
made the price 800. - veil as $40,
but be declared be bad no iote otion Of
''squsesiue" anybody.
AZ . result Of bis deal here Upton
70 believed to have usde S34O, 900
There were ooly $4,000 barrels Of
pork thar could be delivered aud tho
EoRlishmao owned ,beo eli, % we'll as
twice that oumber bought from people
Who did not have . barrel they could
deliver.
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THE BOERS NOT YET SUBDUED

London, Nov 3 The Daily Express
publishes sensational statements that the
Boer revival is mora serious than bas
hitherto been believed, and that 10 con
sequence Lord R,berts's return is likely
to be still further postponed 1t says
also that no considerable party of troops
will return before Jacusry or Febr uary
while be regimentai drafts from Eng.
lsnd will coutiouc. and 5000 horses
will DO cent out
The papers dedoitely declares that
the Beers Ore we'll armed and abundant
ly supplied With ammunition aud that
tho campaign is likely to last another
six months.
10 The best Informed quarters, how
ever. it. Is asserted there is no ground
for the pessimism Of The Daily
Express.
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THE SUMTER GUARDS
WON THE PRIZE
DRILL,

The Charleston militia WOO all tho
prizes 10 the contest yesterday. but it
had no walkovor 10 the squa, drill
the Timuousville company made a
splendid showing. 10 fact there were
many who thought this company did
as we'll IS the Sumter Guards of Char.
lesion, the Winning team. The Tin.
mons7ille company kept q better align
meut better distance, but the Char
lestoo boys had Q snap in handling tho
pieces which Won the capital prize Of
$500.
The only other company to enter tho
contest was the Liberty Hill Rides
CaptJ g. Richards. These boys are
oil fsrmers and have drilled together
but five times However they scquitted
themselves With credit aod showed
what the country militia could do.
The drill coumsDced promptly st /
O'Clock. Each Of the companies was
drilled separately for 25 mio utss. none
being allowed to watch the others be
fore being tested themselves.
The judges we're Maj 8. o C.utey
oommaodsus Of the Citadel ; Capt. w.
Il. Gousales. late OF the Second reRi
meut. and Lieut. Frank W. Gleuu, late
Of the Fret regiment. Esob Of these
10 . que soldier and Judged fairly
and uopsrtislly.
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RURAL DELIVERY.

Washington, Nov 2 The annual
report Of W. D. Cbsllen berger. second
assistsot postmaster general, was made
public today, It lsbows that 90 June
~ last the anuual rate of expenditure
for inland mail service was S55,146,.
O6O ; for foreign service. So ora 53s {:
total expenditures. $57. 100 ,598
The experimest of box delivery 90
star routes. whsreby persons aIoue the
line could have the mail brought from
the next ofice by the star route carrier
and left 10 box erected by suob per.
son has worked satisfactorily 10 South
Caroliua. and tho oext star route con
tracts ~ill provide for such service, 10.
cressi'' 'he msil facilities 10 the rural
districts at q moderate increase 10 cost.
The special sud general weighing of
the mail tbrouR bout the Uoitcd States,
whose re.ults we're announced last
February, showed that the railroads
carried an aggregate much greater
than generally supposed aod that S6
per ceot Of the total mail matter was
ssot direct to the railroads The
result of the regular qusdreuu uisl
adjustment Of the pay for railroad
transportation 10 The .ecoud contract
seotion. comprising North aud South
Carolios. Georgia, Florida. Alabama.
Mississippi. Tennessee and Keutuoky.
based on q reweighiog uader orders
iseued TO Sept 10. last. ives 40 increase
Of over 10 per cent.
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New York, Nov l 1t is said to.
night 10 Paterson, N j, that the
grand Jury acting upon the lioe laid
down yesterday for their guidance
by Judge Dixon. this afternoon
found truo bill of indictment for
rape and homicide sgainst Walter
McAllister, Alexander Campbell,
William Death aud George Kerr, in
connection with the death of Jennie
Bosschieter, which occurred two
weeks ago tonight.
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SURVEYING.

CURVEYING and CIVIL Engineering work
- promptly and sccu rately done
W. LORING LEE, Civil Eugr.
May $50
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The Hampton Legion.

The veterses OF the Hampton Legion
met in tho chamber Of she supreme
court Il The state house yesterday sf.er.
notn Gen Wade Hsu ptou vas preseu,
ADD acted a. chairman Of the meeting
and Dr. B II league. Of Aiken. ss
secretary After boiog favored BY the
general With macy Interesting incidents
eososs'ed 9th the legion ,be meeting
weos toto . permanent organisation by
The election OF Msjor +. G Barker, cf
Charleston, - prssidsas. p. P Ema,.
usl. 4 q, Of Aiken. vice president, a, d
Dr. b n. Tesgae secretary
Al she sugges,ion OF Col u. r
Brooks, OF the SIKH South Carolins
cavalry. oil South Caroliu,aus wero
invited 10 attend tho sooual reunions Of
the Hs~ptou Legion. which. upoo rcso
lotion, are TO be held st Colum bia
dariog fair week each year. the day and
hour Of meeting to DO appointed By the
p.esideus.
Ii uss resolved that tho president
also appoint suitable committee to
COLLECT historical data OF the legion {;
that . complete history of tho comma d
msy be ecmpilsd.
40 incident Of tho iegioo's Gag was
given By Col Wade Manning. after
which Dr. Teagas read . sketch Of the
legion printed SEVERAL years ago 10 The
News aud Courier.
The old oomrades we're overjoyed at
meeting again. and especially we're the y
grsti6sd to have bad their old general
vtsh them once more They assured
h'm OF their constant appreciation OF
sod shec'iou for him The meotiup
then sdjouroed after mAuy fosvid
hsndshskes State. Nov Il.
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THE STATE FAIR.
GREATEST CROWD IN
MANY YEARS.
The State Nov |

The State fair is indeed the end Of
the century show and exposition that
the fair society last year req uested
the people Of the State TO make it..
Yesterdays attendance at the fair
easily broke all previous records for
Wednesday Of the fair week Presi
dent Evans estimates the great crowd
that was at the fair yesterday at
about l6.O 600 people, and this is pro.
badly conservative estimate of the
number of people in attendance at
the best show in years. The most
remarkable feature of yesterdays
show was the way 10 which the
crowd stuck to the fair grounds
When darkness fell there was an or
dinsry Wednesday crowd present
The people all seemed to be enjoying
themselves and there was note
worthy freedom from disorder of any
description This was not only true
of the grounds, but of the city
President Evans 10 speaking of the
fair yesterday afternoon said
II think this Is the biggest We'd
nesday we have ever had. The
crowd numbers from 16 900 to 90, 900
people, The financial success of
the society for this fair is assured
The good manners, good looks. happy
faces and vast throngs in attendance
are evidences Of the fact that the
entire State is in a prosperous condi.
tion. The overf1owipg Of exhibits 10
every department is another evidence
of the fact that the efforts of the
society in the past to bring about aD
Improvement 10 breeds OF cattle,
horses. hogs. sheep, etc as we'll as
improvement in field crops, is a
marked success. 1t can be we'll ssid
that the annual fair this year hes
grown to almost the proportions of
an exposition.
1T is indeed the beginning of the
exposition which will be opened up
in Charleston next year, at which it
is expected that the entire south %
we'll as the entire State of South
Carolina will take an active iuteres.
The display of horses ,is unusually
fine Cattle and poultry unsurpassed ; |
hogs never better seen at any fair
held anywhere The crowds have
been we'll handled by the railroads !;
no friction anywhere The militsry
display is very fiue. and the society
is very proud of the fact that people
from every part of the State have
come out in overwhelming num
bers /"
Col Holloway, the secretary who
has managed the fairs for years,
says:
IL regard the present fair for
Wednesday. the best in it's history in
point of numbers I have never seen
80 large . crowd of people as that
present yesterday 10 such Q good
humor So far ss have seen, there
has been no drinking. 10 fuses, no
disturbances Everybody appears to
be happy The bringing together of
the people from all parts of the State
once year where they eau meet
their friends makes the occasion q
very pleasant one The exhibits in
all departments are full The exhi.
bition of horses. cattle. sheep and
swine is az fine az we have ever had
on the ground There never has
been such displsy of poultry in
South Carolina as that which may
now be found on the grounds here
The Clemson college cadets came
down this evening and will be here
in full force tomorrow don't think
that we have ever had q more
successful fair ep to this time. NY
nf tnHo-1c
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That Throbbiug Head aCne.

Would quickly leave you, il you used Dr.
Kings Now Life Pills. Thousands of suGerors
have proved their matchless worth for Sick
and Nervous Headaches. They mako pure
blood and strong Nerves and build up your
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cenis. Money back if not cured. Sold by j
r. ". DsLorm0, Druggist is
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Sumter, s. c., Oct 81, 1900.
Mrs. l.. Atkinson
MILLINERY.

She has the largest and finest collection
che has ever exhibited, Including scores OF
rich novelties Ia Imported Round Hats,
Toques and Bounets. ss we'll as a choice va.
riety of handsome desigos fron her work.
room.
The assortment is large enough and varied
enough TO insure a perfect choice TO every
one, while the prices will he found more than
attractive
10 the y Untrimmed Hat Department we are
showing a most extensive assortment Of the
newest and best shapes and colOrs-at rea.
sooable prices. In this department we are
showing a particularly attractive assortment
Of Ready to. Wear Turhsns and Toques 10
Velvets, Fe,ts, Panue velvets aud Tucked
Silks.
A choice variety OF ChilGren's Trimu ed
Hats, for school and dress wear, at moderate
prices
Oct3
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A thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture Of Annie E,
Springer, Of ii2s Howard St., Philadslp phia
Pa when she found that Or. Kings Nov Dis.
eovssy for Consumption had completely cured
her OF . hacking cough that for many years
had made life burden. All other remedies
and doctors could give her no help. but she
says OF this Royal Curs--"it soon removed
the pain In ny chest and I can now sleep
'oundly. something l can scarcely remember
doing before. feel like sounding its praises
throughout the Univsrss" So will every one
Who tries Dr.. Kings New Discovery for any
trouble Of the Throat, Chest or lungs. Pric
500 and 81. Trial bottles free at ]. W.
DsLormss Drug Store; every bottle qua. .an.
tsod.
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Thomas b. Reed will apparently
shed 90 tears II Mckinley 10 defeated.
He 10 radically opposed to imperialism
and tho story goss that when hs was
asked to speak 10 tho csmpaigp, bo
tastly said IL au not srimiusl law.
yer"