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TRIBUTE TO ANDREW CARNEGIE.
North American Review Accords Phil
anthropst Hj~h Honor

Unquestionably, the determination
to head the roll of the worlds phil
anthropists was prompted by love
Of fame. He is an illustrious victim
of that last infirmity of noble minds"
He would doubtless himself acknowl-
edge that, eff it be a sin to covet hon
or, he is the most offending sou!
alive Among the lovers of man
kind his pre-emino-c e is undisputed.
We add that by the method no less
than by the volume of his giving, he
las earned the only reward that he
desires. AS Mr. Carnegie has OWNED,
there is more than one way to foil OBJ
.iVian. He has built himself mOnu-
ment, broadbased, sky-pointed, like
the pyramids. For the thousands and
the tens Of thousands who will profit
- his benevclence, year after year,
t will be at once duty and joy
10 perpetuate his memory
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FIVE PREACHERS ON THE JURY
Determined Effort to Break Up Dives
at MuScoQee.

Muscogee. l. T.. Sept. 4.-Because
OF the decided efforts of the federal
officers of te westernh district to stamp
out the liquor traffic and gambling in
the towns of the Greek nation, storm
of criticism has been directed against
Muscogee by other towns.
This has led to the selection of a
grand jury at this place. five members
OF which are preachers. 1t is q pro-
ceedins. never before heard OF in the
territory. There is also one negro on
the jury.
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STRICT SABBATH IN ENGLAND.
Laws More Honored in the Breach
Than TIE Observance.

Laws More Honored in the Breach
Than TIE Observance.
Few people are aware how strict
Sabbath is still legally ordained in
England. The Lords day observance
act forbids not only Sunday trading
but also every possible occupation
walking. riding. rowing or am game
and strictly enjoins upon all subjects
over nine years of age attendance at
church. At the opening of every as,
size the kings procla nation for the
preservation of morality is read Peo-
pie who are then present for the first
time are astonished to hear that the
king forbids and calls upon the mag
lstrates to punish absence from divine
service on Sundays, any playing of
cards or other games of chance, or
haunting of public houses on the
same day. Everybody found in an
inn during service hours is liable to
a fine of 80 cents, the landlord to
penalty of S2.40 and for a successful
prosecution church wardens are en-
titled to a reward of $40 AS recent
ly as 1854 Isaac Walton a man ser
want, was fined $3.50 for refusing to
attend church on Sunday when or
dereG there by his MISTRESS About
the same time a mother was prose-
Gated by her son and actually i'm
prisoned fol not attendng church.
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PRESIDENT WILL FIGHT
TOM PLATT is NOTIFIED TO LAY
LOW.
New York Newspaper Is Also Given to
Understand That the Rough
Rider Is Boss.

Dalton Mass, Sept. 4.-President
Roosevelt threw down the gauntlet
to the trust forces in his speech here
in a manner that can mean only one
thing-war to the Ceath if they will
net accept his proposition to submit
to correction and legal supervision
The speech he delivered at Fitchburs
was the glove. He said there all he
ever said before on the subject, and
said it stronger than at Boston or at
ether places on the trip.
He announced that power or money
or political influence would not save
those trust managers who violated the
laws we have, or the laws we will have
to govern them. He said that he be-
lieved a constitutional amendment
would be needed to control the bust
ness combinations, and he hoped to
see that amendment passed.
He gave warning that the suits
brought against the trusts would not
&c for political effect. but would be
pushed with all the force at the COM
1aand of the administration. He add
with Him: he advocated the same con-
troll of trusts in all his public speeches
for the last three years, and had come
cut on the open to preach the same
gospel in his first message to con,
gress.
The president was moved to reiter
ate his antitrust sentiments at Fitch
burg by what he believed to be COM
bination of sinister movements on the
part of his enemies.
First is the stand just announced
by Senator Platt of New York, in
which that willy politician intimates
that he will work to prevent the En-
pire State convention from indOrsing
the national administration: second,
the foD of one of the most influential
New York newspapers to the side of
the presidents critics.
This paper. which has for years been
known to be conducted from J. p.
Morgan's office. has within the last
few days been likening the president
to Eugene Debs. as a revolutionary dis
turber of economic conditions.
The president is willing to accept
the issue. IF Plat and the New York
machine think they can bluff the presi-
dent out they were never more mis-
taken in their lives said man on
board the presidents train who is very
close to the chief magistrate.
1T was for the sole purpose of show
ing these men that he does not fear
them. that he made the FitchburS
speech
Continuing. the same reliable au
thority said that the president was
unalterably committed to the stand he
had taken. and no matter what the
outcome he would rise or fall with the
issue.
IF he trust people only realized the
situation they would thank the presi-
dent for his advocacy of the laws he
hopes to see enacted said the au-
thorty at is for the very purpose of
saving tho trust the wildcat attacks
of men like Debe that he is taking
that stand
The president is stopping over night
with Gov Crane of Massachusetts. at
his home in Dalton. During the day
Re made speeches g: every stop on
the way south.
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Make Coffee From Fios.

For some years there has been man
utactured in Austria product called
coffee Of figs which is much appra-
ciated in Germany and in Austria
Hungary. It's nutritive power is con.
siderable. 1t is obtained by drying
fruits--especially fgs-and mixing
them With coffee. It acts as color
ing agent and dir1inisles tle excitan,
quality of the coffee and corrects it's
bitter taste. Several establishments
"A Algeria now manufacture fig COT
zee, which Is already much used in
Europe.
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Wool Lace.

Wool lace is still retained, ard
there is no abatement of tie vogue of
Irish crochet and flet laca; new de-
signs are constantly blossoming out
tor gowns of summer silk, yelling
Or crepe, the trimming most favored
is combination OF heavy blind-em-
broidery on cream or ecru batiste,
with fine French guipure. Renais-
sance lace motifs in which the needle
work is done with silk the color of
the gown, while the ribbon or braid,
unusually heavy, is cica1n or white,
make most effective decoration.
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Royal Friends of Salvation Armv.

The Salvation Army has no firmer
friend thar Sophia, green of Norway
ed Sweden, WHO Inherited great
wealth and therefore has been able
to give the movement much substan-
tai aid. While she and her husband
were in England few years ago they
devoted some time to Investigation
OF the social work being done by Gen.
Booth and his aids.
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TjIlnan Wants to Fight.

Augusta Ga. Sept. 4.-Lieut. Gov.
James Tillman offers 10 hand TIE gov
ernor his resignation if Editor Con,
zales Of the Columbia Stats will lace
him personally and call him a liar and
blackboard, as he did in his paper dur
ing the campaign.
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Landmark to be Removed.

The old stone chimney which now
stands on the lands of the Niagara
Falls Power company is to be re.
moved. 1t was bEilt By the "ronc.@
il, 1850, a.ld waa tle FIST st2l.9 s..
ture erected in tie Niagara losa.i,.
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Turkish Authorities Are Careful.

The British consul at Constantino-
pie reports that it is unw,se to use
newspapers as packing for parcels for
export for Turkey, as such packing is
examined at the customs house, and
if it contains "seditious" matter it IS
removed
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MONTICELLO NOTES.

A negro. named James Elmo. be-
cane involved in difficulty With an
ether negro, named Powien. last
Wednesday. which resulted in Elmo
stabbins Bowden tc death. Roth ne
eroes lived on the Taylor place, on
BAYOU bartholomew.
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Elmo surrendered to Deputy Sheriff
Will Carver and was committed to
ia;l to await the action OF the grand
Jury. after waving z. preliminary hear
ing. We did not learn the origin of
the trouble.
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A Young man by the name of Jca7
Baldwin had his hand terribly man
gled in a gin belonging to the Hon.
N. Y. Wadsworth last Saturday.
Monticellonian.
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Mayaqu0Z

Dobre. II. II opinion p6bliCa
eet& sqnf vivamento interesadA On u
jnicio oral QSe m e1tat O0rte da Juss
ticis visrie celebrsndos4. Trktaae
del Grimen do il oArreterA IL AfiAs'
20, v mo solo pcr = los 1cusAdos
rers0uas one 3qnf disfrutarOn del
apreciO ptblieOs sino por ID terrf..
bio 10 I'D pens Que para aQuellcs
pid6 el fiscAls is Ansiedad por III re.
sultAdo dc este juicio 60 grande y no
POGO 81 deseo 40 que nc 70 alec On
Naysgrez 81 patibulo. por 10 Que
tiene do sOmbrfo use esuectxculo.
Por vApor siCoamo" hA llegado
parA Los padres rsdentoristAs ameris
eAnOs, nm magnfnco mobiliAffo.
HA sido objeto de felicitaciopas,
Dor pArte 10 s1a auperiorsa ell senior.
Ools, jets u Tslegrsf3s de- aata DIN
aad, por su brill1nte scornportAmisn.
to On el servicio con motive dc las
mAniobras nAvales.
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MaSCotaS ma
trimOnialeS

En- Ia boda del senior Sanchez Mo-
rales cor II senoritA Maria Ubeda,
ne repartieron las copas en- 10 81
guiente forma:
RI pAnuelo para Aurora Ubeda y
SAlA1Ar.
FL par de guAntes para Anita Val
d6s Nj nAgas.
ri velo para Carmen Romansn
El lAmo de e )res para Manolo Pa
lacios.
Un guante del novio para Vicen'
te Gniilot.
Un guante del novio, para Raj
mundo PalAcios.
Los dos ramos de flores que ador
nAban oil tocAdor de 10 novia, uno
para IsAbei Romero y Ell otro para
Mercedes Cobian.
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0hO probable
~abanderadO

HA sido dsstinado 8 prestar SER
vicio Entertainments en- les odcinas
dc In Comandancia Militar do San
Juan, al Cabo don Ram6n Agueros,
do In CompAnfa Sc del Regimen to
dc Puerto Rico. Agueros desempsn6
ese aervicio On asa mismA odginA,
desde que % eulist6 on Noviembre
del a1o 1899 hasta Diciembre del
1901. Este On uno de los chicos mas
aproveehAdos del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico y psrtenece & una dis
tinguida familia do Caguas. Tam.
bien Q scandidAto para cnblfr In pla'
n de Abanderado del Rsgimiento en-
lugar del SArgento Ruiz Soler.
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B 0 D

Anocha llev6sa n ffaeto IN San.
trrca IN deIsdisfiDouido Y aprsoisble
ioYen don Argel Baiellss Bgifa con
M menoa distinrrida sanoritn,
/ Virturia Morales " Rnarex.
Anairfnaron Z ios deapoasdca. q
sen 81 don Armsrdo Morales u
Enenora Petra Cano a Morales, sien-
dO testigoA LOS senoras don R1na6n
DAub6n Cabrera y don Marsilio Zano
OHei6 elPhro. Sr.sJor0e Isern.
A Isa 8 u diripf6 II caremonis 4
II icIasia. a cuaiT estaba muy ben
ilumfnads y.completamente liens az
genta. entire u due se encontraban
ID ma distinguido dc ID soeiedsd del
simp6tico VaraAlles; despu6s de ter
minnda II ceremonia nos dirigimos
& IL casa del ssefior Morales on II,
scual 10 celebiA Aba ID buda, va 81
ellS, pudimos Admirar eli ramillete
tan encantador que formabAn In
diatir guidAs y helias seloritas M
rio Rios, Rosita y Pepita GAtell,
Carmen Blanca Dauhon, Mercedes
IDfAnte SaAvedra, Ampar0, Pepita
y MnfA Mendin, Maria Morales,
Maria Llovet y Garcia HeYrero.
Entre las eenoras recorlamss s
los de Paniagua, Rios, Rodriguez,
Mendin, Acnns, GAtell y 10 aenora
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UnOs ratOncitOs
CAUsAN GRAN ALARMA
EN- UN TROLLEY

NaWA,k, Dicismbre 4-El SIR.
gento dc il AZ compAnfa In presto.
do m gran ssrvlcio On uno de los
xtrolIeys. de Clinton Avenue.
Doce mujerss eAminabsn Tranquil
lamente en- dicho CAIRO, siendo entire
los pasAjeros 81 dnico hombre ell sar.
gento, ouand0 una de las pasaieras
motto que ga sombrero se mov1s sin
cesar y one Ago 10 molestabA On 10
cabexa. Qaiso averiguar que le
molestAba y dsspoiosed del sombrero.
I'm CRITIC general 20 oy6 entra9 las
doce mujeres, s~tae1narse aIgnnas
de histerismo, otras - subian 6 los
~asientos, otrAs "qusrfan tirarse por
los ventanilos, tmientras ONE otrAs
profession en- el sargento.
Alarmado 6ste tambi6n, orde16 al
conductor que cerrase las puertas,
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NOtaS b~ibliogrdticaS
Processes celebres --Musoliuo

La Casa Editorial Maacci, de Bar.
celona, ACADIA de enriqueeer Ell eAtA
logo do aus 0bfAs CON una de palpi.
tante actualidAd. Nos referimos &
ID Vida y pTogreso dc Musolimo, eli fa.
mcso bandido calabY6s one tan 10.
grientas haxsnA cometi6 durante los
6ltimos tres amos, y tanto do que
hscer al gobierno de Italia para cap
turArls.
Contiene oil re ferido libro cuanto
hi mensster para que 10 basque ell
pdblico CON verdAdero sfkn; 10 lee
ran todos aquellos que, kvidoa de
sonsAciones fuertes, buscan On nna
obra el inter6s do In novela, Y los
que seducidos p0r OIL estuaio trAtan
do aprovechar alguna sAludable on.
sefIanxR. Durante eli curse del pro-
ceAo, 20 oyeron opiniones de crimi.
nslistas eminentes y m6dicos de mo-
to on Italia, y on IL obrA de que ha.
blamos, est&n todas elias condensa.
dAs Y han de ser aeguramente pro-
vschosas 10 mismo para el legiata
que para sl m6aico.
La Vida y proceso dc Musolano, ha
sido Embellishments tradueida, reco.
pilAda y anotAla por sl conosido on
erftor y AbCgado del -IIustre C3legio
do Barcelons, don FrAnciaco J&vier
Godo, Y formA nm grueso volumen
do 364 pAginas, ilustrado CON multi.
tad de grabAdos y ell retrAto de Ma.
aolino.
Tamb.6n nos ha remitido 10 Caaa
MAucci 10 preciosA novela de Enri'
que Conscience, La 1umba de Hero.
Ousntos y FdbWlas por el Condo
Le6n Tolstoy, preciosa edici6n illus.
trada con 100 grabados que orres
roLdsn e otras tantas niger iof I Il.
mas narraciones del ilustre nove'
lista russo.
Todas sstas obras las ha publi-
eado 10 Casa Maucci nj precio acos.
tumbrado Do una pessta.
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A Fajard0

Hs pedido ser licenciado del Re.
gimlento de Puerto Rico, eli SArgsn-
TO primero de IL CompAnfA "C'', Nj.
john e. Rouhi Il. Este SArgento
fue 81 que 20 llevoula medals De orc
en- el certamen de tirAdores en- el
Departamento del Este, hRce Algu
nos meaes. El interes que tiens en-
licenciarse, co para irgfessr en- @
Regimiento Ihnero % 90 InfAnterfa
Regular de los EstAdos Unldos, que
en- breve saldIk para Fi.ipinas 6
preatar servicios por tres anos.
Ronhcf hAblA, Ice , escribe 81 iaio-
ma Espaflol CON bsstants eorrecci6n
y en- muy querido por sus soldados.
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Del Quartet al faro

IA pedido ser licenciado dol E;9r.
otto de los Estados Unidos, el CAbo
dom Ramon Rivas y Garcis, de 10
Compaffa sCs del Regimiento de
Paerto Rico. Il, OAbo Rivas o. uno
do los muchAchos MAS inteligentes
del Regimiento Puertorriquefo y ca
uno de- los que fac nombrado Ito.
rreruS cuando los ex&menes para ell
Gobierno Civil. Tiene n hcja de-
ssrvicios muy limpia y habla bastan-
to IL giles,
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BESIDE FraDCia
M. Combes y las ordenes
~religiosas.
(Ds maestro Gosrsspons0D

Paris, 8 de Diciambre Ell primer
Ministro M. Conbes pressnt6 hoy
& n C4mara de Diputados una lista
de c~incuentk y cuatro 6rdenes reli.
giosas de- vArones, pidiendo, en- nom
Dre del gobierno, que no fnera auto.
rixRdA ntnguna de elias. El broye
discurso de Nd. Combes ocasion6 al'
Eunos deaordenes en- 10 ekmAfa. A
medidA que citAbA las 6rdenes, los
diputados clericalistAs, entire risas,
entonaban 81 eonocid0 "fasga por
noA".
aeis, anti semita, haci6ndose DIR en-.
tire el murmullo de los padres de 10
patria, ne dirigi6 6 NJ. Combes On
esta forma: "Parece que est& listed
cAntan1o las lstaI las, Sr. presidsnts
del eonsejo de ministros"l
Por indication de Mr.. Comics, eli
asunto pas6& una comisi6n de 10
Ckmara, 10 que har6 recomendaCio.
mes mas tarde.
Entire la liata del Presidente hgu.
RI ID oYdsn de los Padres de 10 Pa.
sion (ingleses). Entire los eougre.
gados ae ID iglesia de San JosA, que
p~ertenece & esta congregation, hay
muchos Americanos residentes en-
Paris. Anerisanos 8 inglesss acn
aieron 6 aus ministros r~espectivos,
rog&ndoles que usaran su1 huenos
oieios eerca del gobierno de Fran.
cia para que se permita que CONT
de 10 orden como hAsta aqai, nero
sin rnnnltadn nrkGttgn alUunos
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NOVenta Dias

El indiYiduo Qintin Delgado. II.
md i Dc San Qaintin Anoche I'm
6anturco.
Oompr6 m centAyo DC mAix ] con
gran sigilo y IN II mauerA mks ~.
rihosA empez64 cazAr gallinAs.
Jesds VoTasjo one no tiene NADIA
dc gallina aunque tiene muchas, es.l
pero one DelgAdo hicierA N sgosto!
cuando g .iatin D . meti6 en- polvo.,
rosa 10 co1l6 suavementa por el cues.
lilo llev&ndolo ants ell Jaex Baxan'
quien mas suAvemente aun, ls impu.
20 90 dias 10 carcel.
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BESIDE Mayaguez
q San Juan

Para AguadillA y San Juan sAli6
In bdra. "AlA B ancA" CON 10 ri
gaiente:
Sues de Esmoris y CO ~ or mira
hnAno.
F. Oarreras y Hno: 140I2 or y 26 81
mAix 81 lAta Aeeite COCO.
M. Martfnex y 10: Is or papel Esp.
M. GrAu 8 Hijos A or weiss.
Orden:-802 piesas mAdsraa 100, Q
81 y 4S Of msis AZ CT 8 gfas. y IA
pp. II sor.
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Eugenia

Con motive DC. bAutizo de 10 gea'
ciosa nina, cuyo nombre sirvs de
epfgrs fe & estAs lfneAs. los esposos
Antop gicrgi, han tenido 10 amAbiii'
dad de invitarnos para 10 fiesta que
celebraron an 10 casa de los espoaos
CssAri, en- Yauco. ~.
Al aar les graciAs mas cumplidas,
deseamos muchAs fslicidadss & IL
nueva cristiana.
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Renuncia y vacante

Sesasegura cue Ell Sr. Luis Cuebas
Zsqueira presentar& 10 renuncia del
ca rgo aue d, empsfa.de escribiente
on el depArtamento de agriculture
Esa renuneiA obedece & nrsxones de
salud, y hay ~ vArios aspirAntes &
10 vacante que con tai motive ne
poduce. hi Sr. Zsqueira es mn
buen empleado que ha dejado STEM.
pre- sAtiffschos 8 sus jsfes De oficins.
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COmida militar

I'm nm restaurant entra nm cAba-
Hero CON adsm&u marcial, fsonomia
guerrero. y bigotes sncrespados.
II Mosol
-SQaS manda usted?
I'm eacuadr6n.
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TARJETAS dc vista con sobre
, sin ellos, 90 hacea en- dLa Co.
r.asannAAnasa.N
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ArturoJBruuo
OOMEROIANTE Oomisionista.
Bowling Green Building.
II B~roadway---New- York.

Ejecuta 6rdenes de toda clase
de efectos que Sc embarcan de los
Estaaos-Unldos, SO ocnpa de Ia
venta en- consignaci6n de- hutos &.
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DeclaEaciones de- Nacimiento y
Defa2cioa, On GA OorrespoldsI-
Cas-
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Gran surtldo en- J~uguetes recibidos de las mas
lmportantes Fabricas de Europa ylEstados Unidos.
Precios sin completeness y una variedad sin igual, de cuanto So pued
desear.
Buzon especial para recibir las car,itas de los ninos a los Santos
Reyes
Grandes novedades en- regalos para Pascuas y ano nuevo.
Gran Bazaar de novedades do GONZALEZ PADIN HERMANo. San
Fran cisco IS.
Sucursal LA PAQUITA. San Justo 90.
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500 Reward, $500.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreadful disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a on
st%itutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct.
ly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system, thereby destroy
in gthe foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by build.
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The pro.
prietors have so much faith in Its
curative powers. that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case IT fails
to cure. Send for list Of Testimonials.
Address, F. ]. Cheney & Co., Tole-
do, o.
Sold by druggists, rs cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Saves q Woman's Life.

To have given up would have meant
death for Mrs. Lois Cragg. OF Dor
chester. Mass. For years she had en-
dured untold misery from a sever,
lung trouble and obstinate cough. "Of
ten she writes, Il could scarcel,
breathe and sometimes could mo-
speak. All Doctors and remedies fail
ed until | used DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption and was com
pletely cured" Sufferers from Colds
Coughs. Throat and Lung trouble nee,
this grand remedy, for 1t never dis
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II. Williams. Price SOC and 81. Tria
bottles free.
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A Beautiful Array is orion Bros Line
Of Pianos.

They carry in stock in their main
Butte store at least fifty pianos and
the number sometimes runs nearly to
one hundred.
Their trade is enormous owing to
their making almost IN eclusive bus
mess of selling pianos and organs and
also by their methods of selling. They
never ship less than one car OF instru.
ments from the factory and usually
contract at the beginning of the year
for two or three hundred of any make
they handle. thereby saving a fortune
in discounts and receiving the goods
In a load lots.
Their Great Falls agent. j. NJ. Ward,
is again in town with a stock Of In,
struments. Five different styles are
on hand in as many different cases
and rare woods and designs. Easy
time concessions to all who desire II
and at least 800 saved to you on a
piano or we don't ask to sell.
See Mr.. Ward soon at the Day
House. ORION BROS.
Butte and Great Falls.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-06-11
Read II In His Newspaper.

George Schaub. a well known Ger.
mar citizen OF New Lebanon. Ohio.
is a constant reader OF the Dayton
yolkszeitung. He knows that this pa
per aims to advertise only the best
in its columns. and when he saw
Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised
therein for lame back. he did not hes.
itate In bu! ing a bottle OF 1t for his
wife. who for eight weeks had suffer
ed with the most terrible pains in her
back and could get no relief. He says:
After using the Pain Balm for a few
days my wife said to me, I feel as
though born anew and before using
the entire contents Of the bottle the
unbearable pains had entirely vanish
ed and she could again take up hei
household duties" He ia very thank
full and hopes that all suffering like
wise will hear OF her wonderful recov
cry. This valuable liniment is foI
sale by c. II. Williams.