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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
HUSBAND AND LOVER
GRAPPLED.
Lover Wrests the Husbands Pistol,
Shoots Latter and Then Flees,
But When About To Be
Captured Puts Bullet
in His Heart.

Cedartown Ga May 29.-(Special)-
sensational tragedy occurred at Grady,
miles from Cedartown, that resulted
in the death of one man and the wound
ing of another. I. T. Strickland went
home at night and found w. w. Wiley
at his house with the formers wife, and
the three spent the night as usual.
About 10 o'clock that night Wiley
came downstairs and prepared dose Oh
headache medicine and took It, He then
fixed up a dose OF strychnine and went
to Stricklands bed, telling him that ne
must take 1t or take worse. at the same
time whipping out 44-caliber re"nlVer
Strickland jumped up and knocked down
his assailant. The Two men fought oes-
peratcly and finally Wiley shot strickland
with the latters own pistol and tied IN
the darkness from the house MIS-
Strickland also left the house during the
fight and the wounded man sought his
neighbora for relief DR.. C. V. WOOD
was summoned and found Strickland shot
through the left lung.
A posse kept watch over the house ali
day and night, fearing that further trou-
BILE would follow. THIS morning about b
o'clock they struck the trail of Wiley near
StricklandS nome, ana IN tHe CHASE lAcJ
overlook Wiley about l mile from the
scene of the shooting. He ran into
neighbor's house and told the ladies' VINO
were alone that a mob was after him.
and hurriedly gave his version of the DIFF
ficulty the previous night, saying that he
was not to blame altogether for the trou-
HE He said that in his pocket were let
ters from the wife of Strickland that
would prove the part of herself In the
tragedy He also said that he was go
ing to kill himself before the crowd pur-
suing him could find him. Saying TINS.
he went into a room. closed the door and
shot himself in the temple and through
the heart. dying instantly Inc posse
came up before he was cold and broke
into the room. fading his lifeiess body
on the bed
The letters now disclose the fact that
the dead man and the wife of Strickland
had been on intimate terms, and the
woman pleaded for the return Of the lover
in most endearing terms.
The affair has stirred the community to
= frenzy of excitement, and the peculiar
death of the man In the case has ended
one of the most unusual occurrences in
the history of this county. Strickland.
the wounded husband, is doing as well
as could be expected. but his condition
is serious.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
erppoNs REALLY ESCAPED.
Report That Negro Was Lynched Was
a Mistake.

Aur, stu. Ga. May -(Special)-Tele-
grams received tonight from Wrens and
snread Ga. show that the escape Of the
negro Leroy Gibbons, who was under ar
resi- for the killing of Dupree Holmes
was a genuine escape and that the rumor
that ne WAS lynched is not true.
Gibbons made his way to Louisville
ana surrendered to the sheriff of Jeffer
son county. He denies killing Holmes.
mn his wife and grandson both describe
INC killing. and say Gibbons killed Mr.
Holmes with Il hoe and threw his body
over the fence into the woods, where it
remained until nightfall, when he carried
# off in a wagon and threw it into Brier
creek
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
Islands Seized bv British

Tahiti, May 15-Information received
on the best authority confirms the rumor
that three small Islands near Pitcairn
were seized by England recently. 1t APP
pears that they were regarded by Brit
ish Consul Simons at Tahiti as valuab BILE,
anticipa ting the completion of the Pana-
ma canal. hWen his action was reviewed
by the British foreign consul, the con-
sui received full APPRECIATION.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
Canal Treaty Seems Doomed.

Colon. Colombia May 29.-From a most
authentic and sem-ofhcal source from
Bogota, the capital it has been learned
that the Colombian congress Is almost
certain to reject the Panama canal
treaty In its present form. 1t is added
that open opposition to the measure Is
encountered everywhere.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

The proper ripenng and maturing OIL
wbiskey depends on the care and method
of storage The warehouses Of the Hay
ner Distilling Company are of the most
modern and improved style, constructed
entirely of brick and steel and equipped
with the hot air system of heating ana
veutilatine which keeps the whlskey at d
uniform temperature the year round. rs
a result their 7-year- old is as fully deVel-
oned as 14-year-old aged in the ordinary
old-fashtoned way and It's better too,
for an uneven temperature of extreme
heat and cold destroys the quality and
flavor.
During the entire process OF manufac-
tire and from the time 1t is stored In
barrels in their warehouses, until seven
wears later, it Is bottled and shipped,
HAYNER WHISKEY Is under the
watchful care of ten of Uncle Sans gov
eminent officials. 1t goes direct from
their distillery to YOU. with all its orig
inal richness and flavor carries
UNITED STATES REGISTERED DIS
TILFR'S GUARANTEE of PURITY
and AGE and saves YOU the enormous
profits of the dealers Read the Hayner
Co.'S offer elsewhere In this paper.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
Military Prisoner Killed.

San Francisco, May 26.-Charles A.
Hurd. military prisoner serving SEN
tence for desertion from the coast ar
tillerv, was shot and killed by Private
Charles NJ Chew while attempting to
escape from the guard at Fort Mason
Furds birthplace is given in the army
records as Hot Springs, Ark.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
Co1lause of Large Building in Chicago

chicago, May 25.-A railway supply fac
tory at North avenue and West Forty
eighth avenue collapsed today and nine
men We're buried in the ruins
The number of fatalities cannot be
learned untol the debris has been cleared
away
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
The Agents Port Receipts Contest.

OF
" p Horne. Ga.
Ensign Forsyth, estim
o cox of sue
and regre on pr oner i
mn Of
Greenyile G. Johnson Wnesvnle Ohio
who wereac in
ThercW
rtertor andop and n
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01
the AGENTS CONTEST.
Result Announced in the Creat Subscription
Battle that Waged from January to Aprii 20

the Agents Contest that ran con
week They need no
wilbe mailed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01

Opium, Morphine-Free Treatment.
Painless home cure guaranteed. Free
trial DR.. Tucker Atlanta. Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30
We DON'T KNOW MUCH

learned professor written book entitled
calculated take several dff'fvn
kinds hosvfu humanity
he don't know much
And he mighty proving H.
hdhg Things
tbnEsbfdse locomotives skseraperh aud Hueh
murders and suicides aud THEFT
so
threads thought GA the bottom
the and Dc don't know how
10 abolish poverty political corruption
lie hit hard
inventions and skilled workman
people had that sort u
~ people pirate remember how p'senee sou
his oa through the % Athens aud called
"pregresst" poKeaes trouica sometimes
realty watching the
point facilities
. te.
The study, c,iaatunward II not the
STUDY MANI
We don't much about We DON'T know how he got
hts body mind don't well how 20 make use Of
either his body his mind Aud when related 10
little beyond
distribution peducf what about
as problems thcx paNau timeF
edaeation really Important things
Maybe,
cuiated 10 clip the wings OF human pride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30

10 so. A. thWgp stood. the outlook
could not have hecn hiueker ne-
hind. in the wood lay the' dancing
death, before az these mhdmeu
with their cleaning knives. their
uueafthly yHlia and fearful ErHtiruz
inttuuH We had lo Choose between
them. the siaeh Va the lonely Glen.
81 the tnCe downward tu the shore.
aud we chose the latteH believing.
/ think that the end must De the
same. turn who're We would
Keep Your course keep your
onufHri" 1 crted GO the captain 49, we
ran on Held Co a.. for your life
ttH our only ehanCrf
He act one of thr children ON the
sand. and. bidding The little one run
On ahead. he drew his revolver aud
stood shoulder 90 Hhouider with me
4 straight barrel and mark your
men. cried he. very quietly 'lra a
cecil head that wins this game ~
have ten shets ana the butts VIII
In for two You Will make that +
n YOU add q un captain"
tie GOODNESS SUPP iaHd me. bat n
WAS not 40 be wondered ar a Never
| frnm the firat Had ! heard this man
utter one word which complained III
our situation or ~ itn difficulty To
Captain JAS Sspoeu tiKht corner
VAS "a pleasure ground, sud nov
with these yelling devils all round
him. and the Napor atenming in the
Sanda behind. hH could yet wear
that cynical arnile of his. aud ee
with lighter step, aud hear himself
like the true seaman that Ne vas
or an that I have ever sailed with
wuHld name him first a. true uams
faae IN peril or adyeraity
one" said he. suddenly. when /
Efeat head whaw - itself on the slifi
above ~ aud WaA instantly drawn
back. SO quick had he been. 81 Wild
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30

Go 60 the afand cafe. f4it Third
ave. for your breakfast. lunch and
French dinner. Private dining
rooms, 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30

cryinx pltifuiiY because rhe did not
he~d them.
II vas an odd scene. and many
must come and 90 before / forget h.
And IN the mitet 81 this sylvan rest.
remote from men. a lonely fhleket 81
the great Pacific acean. was thts fiE
are ~ civilization. a Young airl
dceked out IN white. ana little ehn
trrn. n their sailors clothes. cling
ms tfustingiy. a. children enf In
cenfidsnee % = Womnn's protecting
hand. The Ein neither saw nor
heard Va. The trance had striped
her surely the first driiFiufm % 81 d
aitatieu ard robbed her % sight and
sense and even knowledge 81 the
children. That doiefui Nalllue sans,
~ hers was the first chant 81 mad :
ness Ny order. tatCe given. that
she should stand and wait f0r u-
WAS never answered I do nor ever,
think that she felt my hand upor
her shoulder but she fell ~ isat
iinp sud shudderinE. Into my arms.
and wicked her up ard turned to-
wards the sea
The children % you. and straight
ahead. sid I 10 the "a ptnin. rnn
for your life. and for the lives Of
these little ones IL will Be anfnr-
thing 10 save them. captain
he apHw cred me with q word fha I
was almost n Rroan. but atnaHed a.
his task. nevertheless he knew thar
II was rnce faF their lives and
ours
had the burden IN my arms and
no feathers weight was isMn 20 me
IN the hope 81 ny salvation and ~
those We struve for. The way lay
straight down. through n raviue 81
the low cliffs 90 the beach and tho
boat Nothing. 4 seemed, could
stand hsnceforth between uu and
Gods fresh air that night. And yet
how wrong that reckoning waaf
There we're dozen Of Czerny'a mon
halloaiuE Wildly on the cliff side
when We came out Of the wood. and
almost before we had marked them,
they were after US headlonE like
devils
Now these men. as we learned at -
erwards. driven b. hunger and
thirst 20 the point ~ raVinR, had
come ashore. that very evening
Twenty IN all when they landed.
there we're eight asleep already
when We encountered them. ana
lying on the cliffs side. some with
arms and heads overhaugluE. some
shuddering IN the fearful sleep. one
at least bolt upright against the
rock with his arms outstrnt1 he'd.
they dotted the dell like figures upon
a battlefield The rest Of them. n
sturdy y. fired BY the dancing mad
ness, brandishlng their knives. ut
terinE the most awful imprecafinna.
ran on the cliffa head above US and
seemed to be making straight FOR
the cove where our boat lay And
that u why we said that tho race
was for life or death.
There are moments IN this life
when n man must decide AYE" or
may" without checking HIS step 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30

poor follow / viii not say Thank
Gudf FOR what right have 10 serve
you before himf lie did his duty
helu me to DO mine"
She TUNED away aud faz0d out
over the HrH 10 iho yacht Htili thuns
deriug itn cannon nud pioWing With
ifs wasted HhHt the unuffrndiuE sea,
Aud Z watched hnr as though al
my VIII was iu hor keeping, md
there on tho lonely rock WAS the
heart Of the world 1 would have
lived aud died In
You cannot bid ma 10 Boz glad.
jasper" she said, presently. egau
hive given uu tho right. J saw You
on the shore on my heart went
with YOU hnd ! think that ! counted
the minutes. I saw You stand up IN
the boat aud afterwards there we're
the shadows Jasper, there cannot
be shadows always, the Huu must
shine sometimes"
She held my hprd again aud
touched II with hrr check I thtiih
that ! forgot All the place about, the
sea and the men. the distant shore
and the islands shape. the still
night ana the dawn 10 come, aud
I knowing nothing save thnt Ruth
Z little Ruth. WIS by my side, ! vent
I into drehmiand and said It shall he
/ forever.
fContinued1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30
HERR RICHARD STRAUSS TO
GIVE US HIS WEIRD MUSIC

has even hitherto accomplished.
The composer - "0untram." TN
fAllnnepisErf and ~ many either
puN1HmE eamhlna toms ~ purr
beauty and httepus Noise ~ not set
- years ola. and his romantic mar
fiaEv with F'fau Strauss TOOK pltee
- years aEo. She was his little sing
luk pupil at the axe % Il and mar
rted the musician much against the
viii % her father. general Va the
Hawaiian army and man OF hish
soeiai rank - we'll FRAU strauss
uoW sings nothing tu public bat hsr
husbands songs. ana the song -
ctlals IN America Will include M
other voeaf compositions.
Herr strauss u not taking hts
own orchestra With htm. but Nili
find th. American arehesiras ready
Tor him a. he paasea from city %
eitg lie IL an Admirable conductor
which h lucky thing for his
music. Tor there arr very fep other
wielders ~ fhe baton Who can show
hos effective Ms strange sad ter
rIfIaaily up-ta-dafe compositions are
- hen Oure yuu set the idea 81 them
Tire first impression Il makes on
those W 30 sfs not skilled musicians
u that the man has undertaken 70
st German grammar q music. but
q aeeand or third hearing ~ " cap
fures the hearers OF else makes 81
him an enemy for life.
Personally Herr SfrHH@s-wha =
nat related Ca the Nisanssa strauesez
uf walta fsu1eaiH simple. earnest
minded man who has 40 affcctas
lions. wears his HATE short and o~
fletaH sincerely that mustc can -
made a. e0rtuaa the fuaaf roraHiaz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30

For tho finest Iint Cakes and wnntes
SO 10 THE COUSINS. aif Union IT. -.
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IT'D tho aim appear. a. a.. :.
t~stf rolled presently daWn Ia
FfaEsY bank and isy afafk hess,. -.
could not heiiVr that a bullet ksa
done Ia NnoFk
One crled he again. friswrb.rt
and one from Is leaves IL IL
ma your bird. captain. And 3 biz
hsa pulled my ,riEFsr. prn,np,s,
- Ms example. and another man
rom the riiff abovc lifted Ma asuas
ana t.h With a loud cry. AnA mis-
We The astonishing thing, that
ti'stpkn Ne Two ssro caEsd IN a "a /.
-. me isAe rHts m . unp. and had shot
80 - thr tryiia stone dad. M AZ .
n"nfinx shot Was fired from abos.
no Fifls leveird az ~.
No arfna. cries the cant a..
Presently. suI most ~ th.5,, hsIs
drunk We're going through IN
Ntalsf heEe. rssh, through. as
We'll ! began 70 believe Il nevar.
tasf.sa. there serr fnru On the shore
before us. haiiosing fna4fnsn. wtth
Clasp knives IN their hanaa ana
murder IN their faces. Thau~ ,,en
We must fiaas n We would teach he
boat And Ne raa~esi them m
SENS miracle even when I write
We had halted AZ the foo, Of the
ra*ine and we're just prepared 20 20
heaalonE Tor the slx. believing ii
may b.. that one az least ~ un must
tai. when they fired a shot. not frav,
TIE gun "a the watch.fnwsrr gut~ but
rum tzsfnYs own yacht away ln
the offlnE. and coming plunp down
upun the sand. not a cables IeNeth
from our own boat. a she'll bt,es4
with thuudsruua explosion and
scattering IN fragments of steel. ID
seaFed the mufiueerE e no rife
could have done. Rearing out gike
htriek"n bulls. curpinR their master
~ all Tongues. they heKan 90 storm
The eltff-sids nimbiy aud TO r,lnFfnr
the shelter Of tho wooda, but a5ty,e
Tell and rolled backward 10 ihe aNm
eoue turned on their own knlsaH
AM lay dead AZ the Euily'a Hat.
while those who gained the uurkuit
stood ~ together. and wailinr Neir
dolefui song they yelled defiance at
/ czeruy's ship.
Hut we've made the boat aAd
taiiing. heif-dsad In II. We thrust 81
from the beach and heard our cniH.
radeH' voices again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30

LONDON Richard strauss. the
most TALKED about. most abused and
most praised composer ~ tNe prHH-
eist day. i said q 7s more Interested
fn his coming American togf faf hf-
wife's sake than for hts own. she
Is golnx along % sing her hushapd'r
intricate songE Frau Pauline was
his discovery fgufu a musical point
Of view. and he expects stiIl greater
things 81 her Ga The future than she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30

Fres Want Ads
fee Classified page for Free Want
Ada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30

The deaire Was like H dmuEht 81
wine 90 him He had been near fall
inE, but nov. NtsAdyinK himself for
an Instant upon ny arm. he st Oft
running at all his speed. aud I a
bis heels. We crossed the Intervening
sfaHa aud were IN the wood There
We found She pnfsef'a sister. STUN.
bins hlindlY % and fra. like a
woman robbed 81 sight. while chm.
dreu we're CiiurinE o. her dress and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30
CHAPTER XIII
The End Of the Sistx Hourn


The same night OFF Kens island.
Haif.raat ~ o'clock
We have not returned 20 the
wnteh-t tower rock. nor can We bring
ourselves to that while there II any
hope left 20 va Of helping those
whom CNernY marooned on the dan-
Werous shore. Our gtg drifts iazlly
IN a pool ~ the whltest moonlight.
We can still make out the ships
boats lying about Czeruy's yacht
and the angry crews which man
them. From the beach itself rises up
the mutineers' wall Of agony. Ever
and anon, ms the mood takes them.
the Funnera on CZerny's yacht let
fly NJ as with their erring shells,
bat they Hmite the mir or hurt the
water or drop tho bounding fire on
the shlmmerlng spread OF sand be-
yond as Perhaps Il in that this
employment occupies the minds Of
the lonEboats' crews and keeps them
from reckoning with the master who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30
Eastern College Of Painless
Dentistry
Second and Pike. Masonic Temple
Buiidino.

Thla Is not n colleke fer students
HOue are employed % admitted OuF
staff ~ composed u Dentists q ipnk
thffuNs Ives IN our Hcisuflf4n methods
The csliese fees - skilled dentists. who
ua q give the most perfect WORK 70 A
VERY moderate price This n the only
place Ga Seattle where an absolutely
painless preparation - uHed u j. n
esefaf mefhed known ard nssd b. -
only do net be fnialed hY those who
locate In ouf vicinity 20 urcNf BY our
reptsta zion. Our prices are the lowest
.rnnslafent Win flrNf -elana work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-30

SYNOPSIS
Jasper NcKK. who tells the story,
Eocs to kcnh Island 10 see his former
mistress Ruth nsllendeu. Who.
when usc married Edmund eaernN
aud was taken 20 the island. asked
hlm 70 eome To her in a Year She
~ unhappy. but Is closely watched
and ranuut set away Jasper who
has with him Dolly Ngnn peiur
hlish and seth Hafker, sailors. IT,
chased hN DErfnN q mcu and res
cucd h. au old Frcnchman. Clair
de- lune# GA great storm. jas.
pors ahis iu lost leaving tho four
on the island alone rhey discover
that eseruN aud his men have erect
20 Il false iighta. and Ave hy lutlnE
ships tu destruction nn the rochH
AZ cvrtnin times Of the year deadly
NApora arise on the island kiliiuE
| an v hn come in contact with them
To avoid these caarny he's built
himself house under the seq, in
/ the iertha OF Ions feet The
'alrvp time c0rHeH a. the island.
and hekz and hla companions seek
/ Tor some shelter
They are nearly overcome ~ the
yapora. bat theV secretly enter the
house under the sea by forgotten
passage While GNsrny and his men
are away they seize the house. A
machine gun Is laced ncar the main
gate
Plenty az guns ar. found cseruy'a
men fsturu TO the house
tarrnV'a men attack the house.
but are driven off Men and women
have been pat ashore 90 die In th~
/ fog
Nine are saved. including capt
| Nepeen. 4. s. y nrEg and the
others start 10 search the house
leEH and Nrpeeu 80 ashore So res
cue those pat ashore hy CraruY.a
Morris tribune., 1903-01-17
ID ianlatic Club.

q The i %. @ #. Dramatic Club will
give their fist production at the opera
house Thursday evening, Jan. 20.
ten Nights in Bar Room viii be
the play, and Little Josephine Muir
ray WILDE the Mary Morgan, Other
members are p. +. Church, Cal. Tim
norman, p. 1. Perry, John Adams,
Jimmie Morrill,, Mrs Frank Hessler,
and Olga Simopson, a handsome
Chatalaine watch will be given away
to the young lady selling the largest
numherof tickets, 2. 2. Church has
them for distribution. Call on him
HI his office.
Morris tribune., 1903-01-17
st. Louis aDd
the South

st. Louis and
the South
Are conveniently and comfort
ably reached by our two trains
a day.
The Limited, leaving Min
neapolis at 725, St. Paul
800 p. m. daily, arrives in
St, Louis the following
afternoon. Combination
Compartment and Stand
ard Sleepers and Reclin-
ing Chair Cars.
The Scenic Express, leav-
ing Minneapolis at 7.30.
St. Paul sos a. M. except
Sunday. arrives in St.
Louis early next morning
Sleeping Cars from Rock
Island south.
This is the most direct route
from Minneapolis and st. Psul
to Clintnn. Davenport, Rock
Island, and all Mississippi
River cities.
Passengers by either train
make close connections with
lines south, southeast and
southwest in st. Louis Union
Station
Morris tribune., 1903-01-17
The Future of Farm Lands.

In answer to the question: rs the
present farm land movement into the
northwest of a permanent character
and likely to continue?' President
James j. Hill, who, from his fifty
years of personal observation and ex-
perience in the northwest, is probably
as good a prophet as there is under
the sun, gives "The Commercial
West" in a personal interview, the
following interesting statement:
certainly it is permanent, and it
is bound to continue. Just look at
the facts:F
THE population Of the United
States is increasing at the rate OF
,000daiy. We are growing at the.
rate of nearly 1,50O,Oo0a year. We
have doubled in every thirty or forty
years Of our history. Inside of fifty
years we will have 100000, Where.
are they going? Are we sending
them away? Are they emigrating to
other lands? No, we are taking. care
of them at home. Where is this ex-
ira miIlion-and a half a year going?
Where else but into the new lands of
the west, and into the northwest
above all? Where else are cheap
lands, fertile soil, healthful climate,
raneportaticn facilities to good
markets, and conditions favorable
to human energy and enterprise SO
ready to hand as right here in the
northwest?
els there anything of boom cnar-
actes about such condition as this?
Not bit. 1t is not only normal and
natural, it is necessary, it is COM
PEELED
Group.
] The peculiar cough which indicates
Group, is usually we'll know to the
mothers of croupy children. No time
should be lost in the treatment oft,
and for this purpose no medicine has
received more hearty approval !than
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Do
not waist valuable time in expert
menting with untrieu remedies, M
matter how highly they may be
recommended, but give this medicine
as directed and all symptoms of
Group will quickly disappear. For
sals by 5. r. Kruger.
/ Dramatic Club.
4 TbeI o. @ f. Dramatic Club will
give their fist production at the opera
house Thursday evening, Jan. 49,.
ten Nights ID Bar Room viii be
the play, and Little Josephine MUIR
ray WILMA the Mary MORGAN Other