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Positive Cure 'rr the Lii
nor llnhH.

Il ir now rouoraii, known ard under
al.od thNt nuukouucss ,s y dlsut,,n ami
u't weakness. 4 hpdy i,lrd with por
SON, uud nerves rumpl, ,rly shattered by
u"r,, hoNi pr constant uso NJ utuucAt.
mg liquors, requires al autduto capnhlo
1T uoutrulginR and crndlctmg thls Iu,.
s1u, and destroying the craving Tor ,u-
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thrm4ri,u, ~ humr with rul PUBLICITY ur
Ipss ~ time from huunv-- ny thus won
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thiy wonderful di.ctvrry IA pout,yrN
guaranteed ~ cure ghr most obstinate
vase, no matter how hart drnkrr.
Our records show tao usryu'uu. trans
formation oi lhuusAnds oI druukard, iu.
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vivEs VuKW NuJE uy-RANp,.l tltu.p.
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devised aud prepared that it - thorough.
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less remedy, aud y, u,aUy moro have
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having the 'CvgR' administered by lny.
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costing ~ So tuI directions rc,, n,
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~ character and S,s'd reputation iu each
state ,ou" iu thlS Couny reuuir,sl &,
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Something New Under
the sun.

Al doctors have tried 70 cure CATRHH
10y the uso Of powders, acid gasos, inhsl.
srs a'd drugs IN paste form. Their pnv-
drrs dry up tho mucuOus membranes
causing them to crack open and bleed.
The Powerful acids uscd IN the inhalets
have entirely eaten away the same mem
brauas that their makers have aimed 10
cure, whil- pasiOs and Ointments cannot
reach tho disease. An old aud eIperien.
ced practitioner rho has FOR many years
made close study and speciality of tho
Treatment of CArARRH, has AZ lGst per.
i,,ctrd treatment which whom snithiul.
ly us'd, not orly relieves at once but per
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Tor that Annoying and disgusting dis.
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! have "a ic" " IG, So boy l'.a,dinr
,hamu'ua,u's cough Ecm,dy It saved
900! ut,,c bo, y l,ir aLd leri that eau
600, rra,a" l.cuuugh l bought" hottie
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baby could hard! mcatho. gave th"
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iu gI',t long .lruss / am po-rti,' that
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hcrlaiu IS Stomach j Liver tAhIots is al
most invauauIy lp thu,o Nho have once
used them, 'eA,r MIR. j. It, Wrlor, n
prominent druggist ~ cascade, Iowa
WAn, better accommodation could any
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1t 0hrs again "a used Of such y rsmed, :
Try thom Nh"u yu1 ircl dui, aiIrr eating,
vher yuu halr a had ta,t" In your mou,h
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troubled with constipation, and YOU are
coT,Alu lo b" d"igd With the prompt rc-
heiWhiru Ihey ulIurJ. For sale by Wchb
Drug \ lldN, GO.
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GnilL worth NIuon-.

"Ny child ~ ourth millions TO me, q"
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yet would LHyr lo,t her by Group htd /
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cough cure" Ouu Minute cough cure b.,
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safety Tho utJir ones li.r the taste avid
remember how often II ,rd them. E,.
cy family should ha,ra bottle oi out.
minute cough ,ur" handy 81 lhrs .ra
,or especially ltmay uo nucdc4 sudden
Iy EiLaudwLnu4h.
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eruptous, snt rh-um, hoil- and f.luu-.
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on earth. Only .Jaat Wcbu Bros dru.
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Persons who lead liioof exposure are
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Gn,,reh NntiSNa.

BAPTIST Regular services on the
satuIday ie,u,o the s"ooud Sunday ~
each month At2 u'cIosk %. w., nud on
tto srrand a1d 'nprth SuudrN-Ht ~ n.
go ntd - g. m. SUNDAY rchnuI ~ lo q
iu. and prayer meeting iuraday tyuuIug.
OI PALHru, Pastor.
METHODIST Sunday -oryircs
ruuIsg School $50 n m Juuiur
i.ayup 9.y g.. uI. Iraurfh I.oruy l0r
l.. 90. Preaching -UIros fret nod thud
Sunday uphts ngd ..c. 3 aud fourth
Sunday maulugs Prayer bud cusn
meeting every lhuu.dsy mghl
u. *. ButvUAn, Pastor
N. t., SOJriI Preaching LIST aud ~
EuudlvH iu ytvh month murulug aua
,youIug, sunday school ouch Sunday at
Iup. m. Epwrrth LcnRur each sunday
evening conducted hy j vs. Swud.
pt,yrI neutrality-suspicious." dny "v"niug.
In pmrnws, Pastor
CHRISTIAN Proa hing services 2d
Aud ifa -uudHya IT c.rh month at J "a
Iu and ppm. SuHds,, srunul 40 m,
g r SUNDAY Hl G.g g. m prayer meeting
Thuul,y uifht " N Juu,suS, Pastor
pEfSUtTEEINN sunln, School
Ht l'",1'', %. n'., ''' ','''n '''' :, ID.
ms,r,n. each W,du".day evening.
The Lnmnr water works was sold
iu-t week fur $40 80 wonder the
people oi Lamar have been "roar-
ing ahout muddy water for the
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Tho beginning uf q year IL "A
time Tor nations, oswcll MS for in
dNiduals. To rrcm-lIerund make
moro worthy thoir views of life
and dlty The country, IN its
prosperity. ought lu bear in mind
the words II James Russell Lowell;
The uts.hlooI nt netiou ~ not
that yellow tide which Au2tuutcs
in the arteries Of trade.
Its true revenues are religion,
Justice, sohricty, mngnnnimity, and
the furumcniues 81 art.
II is olly hy the soul that any
people has achieved greatness and
made lasting couquosts over the
future Youths Companion,
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NsIa shouIa 49, Aehe.

Never cndure this trouble, Use al once
The rcnody that stopprd it Tor Mrs \ 4
Webster, oi Winnie, Va, she Writes "Dr
Kings Now Life Pitts ~ holi, currd me ~
sick headaches had -uTrr,v iyom FOR
tNolrars. C,,r" headycnr, crustipat
hluousur>s 2ay At Wrhh Bro. drug stoto
In upulmorayy trouble, the direct action
otbAGlAUus HoEEEovNn SrUUr ulou
tie thrAt, chest aud lungs, immvliNwp
Nrrr~t th" m'ladN, D.! relieving the dis
ur-s, cutting th' hlegd and tryc,ug the
,"cNVud hr",tllH,n..a.s p.irr 2lr,s
aud Svs, kll-uurra.uAh Du, 40.
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\ rrontnnIs In>.-tr,.nt.

"l was troubled ior anuut ~eScu yryr
with my stomach auu 90 tsd halfmy tin
SAYS r. UemicN, Sunrry,llr, lud. "
spout about 90 aud never could 4,
uyIhmg to hciP mTuntl.I tried skod,
Dyspepsia Cuce. have taken frS hu
ties and AN entirely welt You dou't Do,
by what yuu eat, hut.WhNt.bou uige-
aud A-,imiIatr, II your stomach docs
digest your food Sou are really starving
kodo, blsprp7ln cur" does the stou
ach 'sNorA boy dg"-uuE thr food Na
don't have to d,ut E,tNi you want N,
juI dyspepsia cure cures ali stumac
troubles. Elt.suderbsuch
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The Jasper News.
LYNN MONROE.
tsditor.
rHuRsDAr, JANUARY %, 1909

l@usi ,osy Thursday and devoted to
the interests = the peorie ni Jasfor and
Vicinity. Our IuhtIcr The greatest
gOpd tu She greatest number"
Entrred vt the rostofics st Iuspcr,
Mo, ~ S"coulc class matter September
~ lSp
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
WILL GO TO CALIFORNIA.
MRS FAIR TOLD RELATIVES THEY WOULD
BE CARED FOR

PIainfeld y. J., Aug. Is fSpeciaD.-There Is
little TO be learned from the relatives of Mrs.
Charles l. Fair who live at Newmarket re-
garding her wealth. Mrs. Fairs mother. Mrs
Hannah Nelson and the half brother. Abram G.
Nelson who live in Newmarket, know nothing
as 10 the outcome of the tragedy except that
Mrs Fair when she visited her former home two
years ago told them that If she should die they
would be we'll cared for. When the news OF
Mrs Fairs death was received yesterday her
mother was visiting her daughter at Union.
n j. and she returned to her home this morn
ing She received another telegram from her
daughters counsel in California, and in re
sponse to that is preparing to go on Sunday to
the Pacific Coast. She will be accompanied by
her son. Abram @. Nelson.
There is little to be learned of the early life
of Mrs Fair for she did not spend much or
her time at home. Her father, William Smith
was for years in the employ of Henry Dunhafi,
a tailor of Newmarket, and he was accustomed
to make frequent trips about New-Jersey- Ohe
dav he started of these trips ana never
returned Some time later his wife married a
second time. Mrs. Fair was always good TO her
near relatives She started her half brother
Abram G. Nelson, in the grocery business. while
Miss Mabel Letter. niece, was being educated
AT a girls school Caldwell. n j MIS-
Fairs immediate relatives include her molhei'
Mrs Hannah Nelson: William b smith, d
brother and Abram q Nelson half brother. OF
Newmarket: Mrs Joshua Leonard, a sister, OF
caldwell n J.; Mrs. George Bunnell, sister,
of Union, y. j., and two brothers, CharleS
Smith. of Colorado. and Frank Smith. Of Ten
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
SURF WILL PROVIDES FORALL
NEPHEW OF MRS FAIR SAYS HER
MOTHER KNEW NATURE OF DAUGH-
TER'S REQUESTS.

Some light was thrown yesterday on the dis
position of the property of Charles L Fair and
his wife. who were killed in automobile acct
dent at Evreaux, France, Thursday. while
returning to Paris from Trouvie. Edward 5
Letter. nephew of Mrs Fair, who is real
estate broker at No. 36 Wall-st. is the son of a
sister of Mrs, Fair They were the daughters
Of William Smith. Of Newmarket, n J. After
Mr. Smiths death his widow married Lloyd
Nelson. BY this marriage she had a son. Abra-
ham Nelson. The children of her first mar
riage were four-the late Mrs Fair. the mother
of Mr.. Letter. another daughter. and SON MT
Letter himself has several brothers and sisters
He said yesterday that he was sure that the
will of Mrs Fair would be found to provide for
all these various relatives. After the Fair prop
erty was divided last March. Charles l.. Fair
according 10 Mr.. Letter drew a will leaving all
his property to his wife. Mrs. Fair had told
Mrs Nelson her mother of this will in the
course Of her correspondence. The question.
then hinges greatly one point. whether Mrs
Fairs will is SO drawn that in their apparently
simultaneous death the property can be con-
sidered as having passed from him 10 Mrs. Fair.
If II did So Mrs Fairs own will provides for a
distribution of benefits 10 her family. This Will
was known to Mrs Nelson also, and Mr. Letter
heard about it from her. Indeed, he said that
he understood that Mrs. Fair had left copy OF
the will with her mother the last time she
in this country.
Mr Letter last saw Mrs. Fair three years ago
at the Hotel Netherland. She discussed with
him the education of his sisters and the pros
poets and success of the whole family be SAID
that she always kept in touch with their dolngs
through her correspondence with her mother
She built a home for her mother, which cost
$1,000 and was always considerate and kindly.
She also built homes for her brother and for
her sister. In her own right Mrs Fair Is said
to have had about $400.oo0. If the will she
left covers all property which is hers at the
time Of her death. and the will Of Mr. Fair op-
crates in devisng all his wealth 10 her, MI
Letter and the various members OF the laIlIS
NAV come into a large inheritance.
Mrs Fair owned a house in Riverside Drive
at Seventy -fifth-st. It is a limestone front ana
of FIVE stories and was transferred her in
1899 It is understood that she and her husband
had intended TO occupy this house-No. 81 RiV-
erside DRIVEN the near future.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16

fought to get out. One woman fell off the car.
and another jumped top of her Then the
first woman tainted Another woman also
tainted in the excitement
Miss Annie Costello. twenty eight years old.
of No AZ East Nipth-st-. sat nearest the slde
of the car which the horses entered She fell.
and one Of the horses hOofs struck her in the
head cutting the scalp and possibly fracturinS
- skuu DR. Frederick a Carpenter. Of NO
All West Twenty -siXth-st-. rescued her ana
carried her to the sidewalk A hasty eXanlna-
ton showed him that she was seriously injured.
and without waiting for the arrival or the
ambulance he carried the unconscious woman
to Bellevue Hospital There IL was feared tnat
she was in such a serious condition that ths
coroper's office was asked to take her ante
mortem statement
Next to Miss Costello was Peter Cus1ck, tnlrty-
one wears old. of No. % Mangin-st- He joined
the rush for the street, but could not escape the
horse. The horse struck him in the pack ana
he was knocked down He was cut about the
body and received severe CONFUSION OF the
head He was taken to Bellevue in the amou-
lance Miss Minnie Hickey. twenty-SeVen years
old of No 40 East Sixteenth-st-. received a
severe scalp wound. Both horses were Oadly
Edward Macklin. the driver of the crosstown
car. arrested
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
HORSES TRY TO BOARD CAR.
A DOZEN PERSONS HURT IN RUNAWAY
ONE WOMAN MAY DIE.

A dozen persons were injured three so badly
as to need medical attendance. in a panic on
crowded First-ave yesterday, when the
horses drawing a Twenty -eighth-st car were
frightened by a band. and running away. tried
to get aboard the Belt Line car Some Italian
musicians on the way to Mulberry-st to take
part in the celebration for St Rocco. reached
Second-aye and Twenty -eighth-st. just as car
or,o ,,or, tho street The horses jumped.
breaking the traces and dashed down the street
with the harness lashing their TANKS They
reached First-ave. as a southbound open car
came along The driver could not stop nor
could he cross the street ahead of the runaways
The Belt Line car was well filled and there
was an instant panic Men. women and chill
dren rushed 10 get out. They had hardly
leaped from their seats when the horses struck
the car. Both tried to get into the alsies De
tween the seats. The first one liiaue a jump
which landed him well on board HIS mate
struck a stanchion and only got his fore feet
into the car The passengers on those cars
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
ALLEGED CAUSE OF ACCIDENT.

Paris. Aug. 15.-The fatal accident 10 Mr- and
Mrs Fair is the sensa ton Of the city. and the
leading topic of conversation among American
Residents and in automobile circles.
The manager of the firm which sold to Mr.
Fair the automobile in which he met his death
declared in an interview to-day that he had
more than warned Mr.. Fair that he was
TOO imprudent He said Mr.. Fair had the
speed Madness" and had met with an acci-
Gent the last part of June. when he ran into
another automobile on the Champs Elysees. but
luckily no killed.
attribute the accident" said the manager
oi The firm, TO the condition of the road where
'he disaster happened At this point there is
steep and treacherous incline. down which MT
ran must have gone at full speed and mis-
automobile. which was capable OF running ABOUT
sxtF-eight miles on the level. would then nave
attained speed of from eighty-seven to ninety
alFee miles hour
Mr. Fair was not a skilful driver, like w n
Vanderbilt, jr In fact he had not driven an
sutomobile very much prior TO purchasing lhls
machine from us"
N fournier- who is member OF the nri1 III
suesnon. has gone TO Evreux- WORD mas oeen
.eosiVed from him by telegraph asking Tor a
Nstsn TO transport the wreckage Of Mr.. Falf
~utoInoblle. he says the condition OF the ram
ee-duOeur is mach more serious tnan was at
INST reported
sster DO not Indicate whether Mr. or Mrs falr
expired
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
4 HARD row FOR GRIGGS TO HOE.

Chairman Griggs of the Democratic Congress
Campaign Committee who has made several at
tempts to arouse enthusiasm the part Of local
Democrats to warrant the starting Of a cimpaign
headquarters at the Hoffman House, went away
diSgusted yesterday. and the clerks at the Hoff-
man House said night that he had abandoned
the idea of having a headquarters.
Mr. GrEgs has had hard sledlins' in his
project OF establishing a headquarters similar TO
that presided by Congressman BabCOCk in
the st James Building. somehow other. he
failed to strike a sympathetic chord in the hearts
OF such William G. Whitney. and il was
said last night that Lewis Nixon himself had
allowed his enthusiasm for a Congress campaign
hea Ctouarters TO cool Mr.. Nixon is at Saratoga
hobn0bbng with Tammauy men. Mr. GriSgs
thinks that Edward NJ. Shepard, who de-
feate,I by Mayor Low a year ago. would make a
good candidate for President in 1904 He did not
Venture opinion the probability that Mr.
Shepard. II nominated. would have to answer the
charge OF the Bryan men that he is trust lawyer
and that he repudiated the Chicago platform.
far as it related to free silver.
DO YOU know said Mr. GriGES. that that
man Devery Is being watched and talked about
the country over Why. the last time / went to
Georgia from here, everybody l met said: Been
TO New-York have yOu9 Say. how is Devery get
ting on2
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
DETAILS OF THE ACCIDENT.

Paris, Aug 15--Mr. Ellis. manager Of the
Hotel Ritz who has been at Che Chateau
Buisson du MAI to-day, in accordance with in
structions sent by cable from Mrs. Hermann
Oelrichs Mr.. Fairs sister. TO arrange for the
removal OF the bodies and Mr.. and Mrs. Fairs
belongings TO New-York, says he saw DR. Peril
quet, who summoned after the accident
from the neighboring town of Pacy-sur-Eure-
Dr. Perriquet told Mr. Ellis that when he
reached the scene OF the disaster both Mr.. and
Mrs. Fair were dead. They had apparently been
killed outright. The gatekeeper and other per
sons connected with the Chateau Buisson du
Mai also thought that both the Fairs We're dead
when picked up
Mr.. Ellis found the bodies covered with beau
tful flowers which N. BoTson, the owner OF the
chateau. had gathered from his garden Mr..
Ellis had the bodies embalrned and placed in
two oaken collins lined with lead. They were
enveloped in silk shrouds. A special car was
engaged 10 bring the remains by rail 10 Paris.
They viii be dispatched TO New-York by the
frst steamer
W K. Vanderbilt sr, telegraphed from Trou-
vile this afternoon asking if he could be Of ser
vice, but ali the arrangements had been then
completed
New-York tribune., 1902-08-16
SAYS IT'S FALSE AND ABSURD
FORAKER DENIES THAT HE WILL BE
VICE-PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.

tBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUSE.1
Toledo. Ohio, Aug. Ex-senator Foraker was
a guest OF his Toledo friends for five hours to-
night He came in at 63S and left at 11:35
over the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton for
Cincinnati. While here he stayed, is his
usual custom at the Boody House, where he
met many of his admirers. who kept him busy
answering queries about the story that he
would be a candidate for the Vice Presidency
with President Roosevelt the head of the
ticket Senator Foraker rather sensitive on
this point. When the newspaper men ques-
toned him about II he testify replied:
The story is false and absurd L cannot
imagine how 1t started. | have no friends there
in Washington now who are in anyway author-
lied to speak for me. There is nothing in IT,
Asked as to whom he believed would be the
next Republican nominee for the Presidency he
said that he did not think there was any ques-
tion that President Roosevelt would be the can
didate of the party; that he was worthy or IL
and deserved 1t. But he was unusually cross
grained when any one asked him ABOUT tnat
Vce-Presdency story.