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Local Markets.
Yricsn Paid 10 Rroduoora.

Vegetables-New potatoes, 76c
sack; dry onions, per lb.. 1d1kc.
Eggs and poultry-Ranch eggs.
fresh. per case, teG8.50; ranch but
ter, per h.. 1f@15c; scalded hens and
large yellow chickens. per h., 12hc;
alive, per h.. lie.
Livestock-Cows on foot. Sc; Dress
ed. 5h q &c; steers on foot, Shc:
dressed. SIC: sheep. on foot, Sc;
dressed, 6hc; hogs, on foot, &C.;
dressed, Sc; calves. 6Q9c.
wheat-The mills are in the mar
ket for wheat and are paying in the
country CSC for club and red wheat,
sacked. and csc for bluestem, sacked;
barley, per cwt, soc; oats. per cwt.,
soc; timothy hay. per ton. $l1q11.5o.
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WRATHY MATTRESSES
ASK RESERVATIONS

The Mattresses alliance has now
demanded the resignation Of its presi-
dent and business agent as a result
Of the Ethel Austin episode. Miss
Austin has left the city and has
gone, 1t Is said, 70 Montana, but the
war over her competition with the
waitresses' unien tees merrily for
ward
At the last meeting Of the wait
resses' alltance the resignation Of
Miss Pendergast, president, and Mrs..
M. King. business agent, was demand
ed ana a committee appointed to in
vestignte their conduct in office. 1t
was claimed that these officers had
sent Miss Austin withdrawal card
and tried to make her sign 1t without
authority from the union. 1t Is claim
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SENSATIONAL DIVORCE
Of HEYbURN'S BRIDE

with the announcement from Phil
Adelphia that United States Senator
Hepburn had trouble in procuring a
license to wed Miss Gheretin Yeat-
man of Kennel Square because he did
not know that the sweetheart of his
bbyhood days had been divorced, one
of the most sensational family rows
in Eastern Pennsylvania is recalled
II is a story that, with pictures, oc-
cupied columns in the Philadelphia
papers, dealt with marriage infidelity,
with assault and battery and with in
cendiarism.
Miss Yeatman was married at that
time to DR.. Pyle, prominent VIII
mington physician. The two had vio-
lent quarrels over a nurse who was
installed in the Pyle home as the
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ed. also, that Miss PenderGast, hav-
ing become q head waitress, Is no
longer a member Of the union and has
no right to act A. president. Several
other charges were made.
The committee has investigated
the charges and will report at to-
morrow nights meeting. IT IL said
the committees report will exener-
ate Miss penderssst and Mrs. King.
However, the other faction declares
its intention Of fighting It out TO the
bitter end and the matter will prob
ably not end with tomorrow nights
meeting
The Mattresses are voting strongly
against a union with the walters ALI
ance. This will also come up tomof-
row night
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Door Of Hope Is
Nearing Completion

Contractor Fred Phair finished the
brick work on the new Door OF Hope,
which Is being built for Captain ]. q.
McClelland at the northwest corner
of Front avenue and Stevens street.
Pursuant to instructions from
those promoting the new home, the
work on the building is being rushed
and 1t will be finished by October I,
q month in advance of the time ordi-
narily agreed upon for completing the
work.
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ed down in the night time-destroy
ing much stock and grain.
Later Mrs. Pyle filed her suit for
divorce in the courts Of Chester
county.
The Yeatman family, consisting of
the mother and two daughters, is
wealthy. One of the daughters is
skilled artist and the other, Miss
Gheretin, is of literary turn and
has contributed to eastern periodi-
Gals.
The reports from Philadelphia do
not tell how Senator Hepburn had not
learned that the sweetheart of his
youthful days had been wed and d.
vorced while he was battling with
growing law practice in the wilds of
Idaho.
The marriage Is scheduled for to-
morrow.
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Grain Markets

Wheat-Bartlett Fraser Of Chicago
continues TO be the best buyer. There
has been a fair scattered buying. Out
side markets are steady at last
nights close and our market has re-
covered It's early slight decline. Sen
timent mixed.
Bradstreet reports worlds visible
wheat decrease at 100000; last
weeks decrease. l,eia.00o; last years
decrease, $4,000.
CHICAGO.
Quotations furnished by the Coe
Commission company:
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The merchant who wants returns
for the money paid out for advertis-
ing should consider carefully the the
alter program. The people will go to
see the play and the program is con-
suited throughout the entire evening,
and often taken home.
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not ovER-WIsE.

There is an old allegorical picture
Of a girl scared at a grasshopper but
in the act Of heedlessly treading on a
snake. This is parallelsd by the man
who spends a large sum of money
to provide his family with a bottle
Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as a safeguard
against bowel complaints, whose vic
Tins outnumber those Of the cyclone
everywhere recognized as the most
prompt and reliable medicine in use
for these diseases. For sale by all
druggists,
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vanced u, Atchison declined "a, At
Gibson preferred declined u, Balti-
more & Ohio declined u, Canadian
Pacific advanced " Erie declined IS,
Erie preferred advanced ", Mexican
Central advanced v, New York Cen
trail advanced Y, Northwestern de-
clined u, Pennsylvania advanced ",
Reading advanced u, United States
Steel preferred declined u, Wabash
declined "a,
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MARKET GOSSIP.

fruits today. Dealers are complain
ing Of the absence Of watermelone.
but commission houses refuse to
handle same as there is no money in
II for them.
Today's prices for fruits in five
pound baskets are as follows: Cher
tiss. 30c: blue plums, 26c; green cook
ing apples. zoe: apples. Csc; Bartlett
pears. 4oc; sugar pears. csc; peaches,
t093Oc.
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HER BEATTY.

She used to be a charming woman,
beautiful in appearance and DISPOSE
ton. She married -. who prov
ed to be a worthless sot. How much
better would 1t have been If the man
had gone to Smith. Eso7 Baldwin ave
nue., and been free from the drink
curse which ruined two lives.
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This afternoon the Helena Spokane
series opens at the Natatorium ball
park. The present team from Mon
tana's capital is reported to be
strong one from the fact that in the
series with Seattle 1t braced up and
took it's half share of the series.
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STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. demonstrating
the violent bearish onslaughts the
stock market acts well. Rum(rs Of
further impending failures add to the
apprehension and nervousness. which
has done SO much to unsettle conf
dence. but conservative observers ad-
here to the belief that a favorable
change in conditions is not far off.
In conjunction with the Canadian
Pacific increase in dividend 1t is like
iy to influence covering by some of
the shorts and is expected to sell
higher.
Il. g. Sweet today bought 1000
Union Pacific. o. A. Housman 1000
United States Steel common. Knapp
1000 United States Steel common,
and Hoffman sold 1000 Erie.
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suzE cuHE ron FILES.

Itching Piles pfoduce moisture and
cause itching. This form. az well as
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Plies
are cured BY Dr.. bo-san.koTs Pile
Remedy. Stops itfhtng and bleeding.
Eists. or sent by mall. Treatise free.
Write me about your case. Dr. b.
sanko. Philadelphia. Pa. For sale by
Chas. GcNab. corner Washington
street and Riverside avenue.
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The Ritzville team defeated the
Quick Prints Sunday, to 3. A sec
ond game will be played later. Bat
teries-Quick Prints. Jurgens, Cole
and Turner; Ritzville, Montgomery
and ElSdon
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Lodging house, snap. A finely ar
ranged house of 4S rooms in very
central location must be sold quick
at sacrifice: modern conveniences,
electric lights, heavy furniture. first
class carpets and furnishings in ex-
cellent condition. Buy now before
fairs and make big money. Price.
only $4,000. Apply for particulars at
once to w. d. Martin & Co.. room 8
Falls City block. over N. p. Express
office.
Business chance at 83s Main ave-
nue.; small capital required; money
maker. 1892?
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Good Health Flour, sack 81
Florida Cooking Oh.
one gallon jug. $l.00
DosrON BAKED BEANS,

One pint dry beans soaked over
night. parboil 10 minutes. drain Oh
water, put in bean pot. add four
tablespoons Florida oil, two Of sugar
or molasses, one Of salt cover with
boiling water. keep covered with
water until ready to serve. bake II
hours.
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CITY NOTICE.

Bids will be received by the board
of public works until o'clock p. m.
August IL. 1908. for the sidewalking
Of North avenue tnow Highland ave-
nue) with brick, from the center line
of Hilliard street to the center line
Of Sherman street, according to the
plans and specifications on file in
this ONCE, l.. b. HANDLEY,
Secretary.
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Contrary Woman.

Floral thought Mary said she
had refused Dick?
Dora-She did. but he didn't ask
her again and that made her so mad
that she went and proposed to him
herself,
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THE SURE WAY

to prevent Pneumonia and Consump-
ton is to cure your cold when 1t first
appears. Ack6r's English Remedy
will stop the cough In a night, and
drive the cold out Of your system.
Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat
and lung troubles. If IL does not sat-
isfy you the druggist will refund
your money. =, Wyits to us for free
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SPORTING NEWS.

champion will not have to chase after
him for a moment, but that he feels
he has gained more power in mis-
blows, so that II he ever lands It will
be out for his old time anita gonist
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TACOMA WHEAT

TACOMA WHEAT.
TACOMA. Aus..1l.-Wheat- /
club, Tive: bluestem, s0hc.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11.-De-
cember wheat closed this morping
sI46k per GENITAL; December barley
closed $L05H.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l1.-September
wheat opened Is SID; closed. IS 5M d.
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The Reason.

"Why. Willie. what made you strike
Johnhy?" ....'.
"Cause he's hitler than me-"
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During months Of July and August
special train will leave Spokane for.
Loon Lake at p. m. Saturdays; re-
turning, leave Loon Lake midnight
Saturdays and Q p. m. Sundays.
Round trip fare. $1.26.
H. A. JACKSON,
General Passenger Agent,
spokane, Wash.
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great fighter he was several years
ago.
Young Corbett'-I don't care
about picking a winner, as both men
are my friends. 1t ought to be a
slashing fight.
Terry McGovern-Jeffries will win
in a walk. Corbett will not be able
to stand many OF Jeffries' body
punches.
Matty Matthew'S look for Cor
bett to secure the decision over jeff
ries on points.
Jack Munroe-Jeffries ought to win
as he hits too hard for Corbett.
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Terry McGovern has no intention
of retiring from the ring. at least
not until he has another chance at
Young Corbett." Meanwhile he wants
to meet Abe Atteil and Benny Yam
ger. and If he can defeat the two will
MIST
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PAWN 3RoxERs.

Pawn brokers and loan office. We
loan on jewelry, diamonds, watches.
chattels. household goods. etc. p.
Bickford, 838 Main avenue. Goods
stored. 1880,
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PACIFIC TEANsTDR 90.
Freight. furniture, baggage and
parcel delivery. Tel. 389. $500.
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ExPnD %,

Prompt attention given to all ex-
press work N. w. A. stand First and
Post, phone Main 2096. Residence
E12O4 Empire, Lidgerwood. 2346.
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LONDON, Aug. 11.--Anaconda a.
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Three nice light unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. S0sh Fourth
avenue. 1888.
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CAgT-0TF CLOTHING.
II you want the highest price for
your old clothing and shoes, try ]. c.
Metzger, RE Main street. Phone
BLACK 1882. 1900.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-14
INJUNCTION SUIT ON TRIAL.
Effort Being Made to Keep Rio
Grande From Laying Its Tracks.

Effort Being Made to Keep Rio
Grande From Laying Its Tracks.
The injunction suit of Sarah A. Gibbs
Railway company. the city council and
mayor. seeking 90 restrain the company
from laying a track on Fourth West
street. between First North and Fifth
North. is or trial before Judge William
q. Han in the chancery division of the
district court. The present proceedings
are for a temporary injunction restrain
ing the company until the merits of ths
case can be heard by the court, when
the temporary injUnction-if one is is
sued at this time-is to be made either
permanent or dissolved.
1t was stated yesterday afternoon by
one of the high officials Of the Rio
Grande road that If a temporary in
junction is made permanent the chances
are few of the road ever avaiIinE itself
of it's franchise recently granted by the
city council and erecting its handsome
depot
The suit originally included the Ore
gon Short Line company to the extent
that the plaintiffs seek to restrain the
city from permitting the road to occupy
certain streets vacated in the franchise
given that road Judge Hall ruled that
both actions could not be heard at that
time, that the attorneys would have
20 dismiss one or both. Judge King
elected to dismiss those portions of the
complaint relative TO the Short Line
giving notice that a separate Injunction
suit would be brought against that road
in the near future
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-14

The city council. sitting as a board
or canvassers, practically completed it's
labors last evening by cauvassing the
two mistakes were discOvered-one for
one vote, which is "a loss to g. NJ.
Ncuhausen. and seventeen as gain
for Robert Morris. I'm neither instance
does the change materially affect the
general result.
The council will complete its lab0rs
Monday night when 10 will verify its
work, ada mp the long columns of fig
ures announce the total vote for each
candidate. and the pluralities of the
men elected. To is not expected that
that particular part Of the work will
take very long. After the announce
ment of the total vote has been made,
each member of the council viii sign
the tally sheet. and it will be sent to
the council for further consideration
I'm accordance with the provisions Of
law. The duty OF issuing certificates
or election to the fortunate candidates
viii fan 90 the lot of city Recorder
Joseph o. Nystrom.
The first mistake encountered by the
Councilmen last evening was when the
Forty-seventh district was reached.
The returns gave Mr.. Neuhausen 10
votes. while the canvass showed that
he was only entitled 20 ia. a loss Of
one.
I'm the Fifty-frst district Mr.. Morris
gained seventeen votes. The canvass
gave him 81. while the returns on cleo
lion night gave him but so.
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District Cnurt Notes

Desertion is the ground upon which
George Quinn sues Elizabeth Quinn for
divorce. They were married i'm Sal.
Lake city ON Aug. A. 1862. The deser-
tioE is alleged to have occurred on. JULY
Is, 1902
Kahn Brothers have brought suit
against John NJ. Cannon. A. NJ. Can
non and Jesse Fox to recover s., 204. al
legged 20 Zee due on three notes
Judge Thomas j.. Lewis yesterdav
granted Agnese Perino a divorce from
Joseph Perino on the grounds OF cruel
ty, ron-support and habitual drunken
ness. The mother was awarded the
custody of their minor child. The cou-
pie were married at San Giorgie. italy.
oct. 25, 1885.
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"Tu a Womau's Power drew n fair
sized audience 90 the Grand last evening
and pleased the gallery. 1T win he re-
peatcd twice today. the matinee being at
2,l3 o'clock and the evening performance
at the usual hour.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-14
FVERYBODY INVITED
sHFRTFF,s "TRIP VAIN

Eolitz Handy Pull. Randy free q
an tonight, to @.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-14
NEARLY INCH
OF RAIN FELL
Storm Of Thursday in the City
Was a Fierce One.
WIND BLEW A MILE A MINUTE
DAMAGE DONE TO TELEPHONE
AND STREET RAILWAY WIRES
-@
Ioday's forecast. Threatening; with
/ occasional rain and snow.

Ioday's forecast: Threatening; with
occasional rain and snow.
I'm the matter of moisture we have
+ mad about all that was due us and n
niue more, said Local Forecast OIL
cial Hyatt yesterday i'm referring to the
weather. aside from the unusual We
ioclly Of the wind. the rainfall has
neen greater than the normal IN to
thls time or the year, and there appears
20 pe more coming on the heels of the
idst storm. For the twenty -four hours
eHdihg this morning the precipitation
was 80 or an inch, making the total for
me present storm 122 inches. Since
the first of the year salt Lake has had
nearly quarter of an inch more rain
than the normal"
The records of the local weather bu-
reau show that during the height of the
storm Of Thursday night the wind
reached a velocity OF more than a mile
a minute, and sustained this tremen-
uous gait for over half an hour.
Only Equaled Twice Before.
tt came from the northeast with a
force that has been eQUaIed but twice
IN the history of the city so far as the
records indicate. a remarkable fea-
ture Of the disturbance is the fact that
this city was the only place to feel the
fury Of the wind. Nearby localities were
apparently immune. For a short period
during the hurricane flashes of light
ming lit the sky.
A First street and salt Palace car
was stalled for a time owing 10 the
fierce wind. Conductor Putnam left
the trolley on the wire and re-entered
his car to collect a fare. A passenger
who had placed his feet on the stove
fender rendered a coin which the con-
ductor grasped. Instantly both men
We're coEtorted in agony. A powerful
electric current had charged the stove
and the passengers body acted as a
/ conductor for the fluid which was i'm
turn passed 20 the carmau through the
coin. A vigorous kick disIOdged the
passengers feet and the circuit was
broken.
All day yesterday linemen for the tel
ephone and street railroad companies
were busy repairing the damage
wrought by the storm Complaints
were many. The roofs Of a number of
houses were more or less damaged and
"a few chimneys were demolished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

William g.. Kemp to Charles r.. Dow
-cr. 3 i-"Xl1 rods southeast from Jhe
a northwest corner of lot 9. block 1l9.
tttA a ---.----- ...s.s d
Henry -. Parry TO Samuel IT. Allen
leX5 rods northwest from N rods
west of the southeast corner of lot
d, block 6. plat 4 .......-....-......-. O.
Eva FOruey to Kline Wanemaker.
lots 2-3 block I. Gives subdivision g.
Jf. T.. McIonaughy TO j. j.. LaugfOrd.
4laN2i2 rods northeast from the
southwest corner OF lot 2. block 81.
plat ID Observation-Disclosures. ....-.... g %
Benjamin r. Lohuts TO l.. w. Snow.
lots 60 II. - 10 g. block 1. Colo
RADIO subdivision Observation-Disclosures.
Henry O. Best To- Fred Stauffer. ak
y rods township % range 2 south,
section ], etc .--.-.-.-.... ..-......-... =. -
samuel MaCkay To- Samuel ~. Allen.
aNi rods southwest from the north
west corner OF lot .. block ~. plate
Hannah kUouf To- Nicholas knouf
-iaN9 rods northwest from 2ia rods
north of tho southeast corner of lot
g. block g. plat Observation-Disclosures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-14

'In Old Kentucky concluded fits en-
gagement az the Theatre last evening.
being played to another big house
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HmHSemenfS.

The DeWoIf Hopper Opera company
will give two performances OF MIR. Pick
wick. the stage version Of Charles Dick
ems Great work. 40 the salt Lake the
atre today. The company is a strong
combination and the opera comes with
the highest commentator from the crit
ics Of other cities. There viii be a mat
inee and evening performance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-14
So Easy

To take cold. It's so common to neglect
the cold. That Is one reason why there
are so many people with vdeep-seated, q"
stubborn coughs, and so many more wiEh
vlung trouble
Ihe short nuicI. vrav TO cure q c.-o,.nIt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-14
INDICTED IN FEDERAL COURT
Four Men Will Have to Stand Trial
on Serious Charges.

on Serious Charges.
Yesterday United States Judge Mar
shall made public four of the five in
uictments which we've reported 90 him
10y the federal grand jury Thursday.
The four men named i'm the true bills
are an in custody.
IT. b. Messenger of Ogden is charged
with having forged the name of W. A.
dudler 20 a money order for $3.50
John A. Peterson is Indicted for vio-
lation of section 54S0, revised statutes
of the United States. i'm having con-
Quoted a correspondence swindle. Peter
son is said to have advertised for men
80 act as detectives and to have prom
sised them 81 a day. first demanding So
FOR an outfit"
j. w. Watson worked through news
paper advertisements calling for ranch
hands. lie is charged with swindIing
applicants out of 81 each on a promise
OF work at $50 per month
Robert Pragg Is indicted for passing
and having in his possession counter
1eit money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-14
Today Is Last Day of Carpet and
Drapery Sale.

Discounts average 90 per cent to one
third of. AT WALKERS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-14

RI am feeling quite WELL writes Miss Dorcas
A. Lewis OF 40. IIz9 zsth 81. Washington, ID. c.
r. 1iy cough is very much better and owe q al
90 DIT. picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery. /
cannot say too much IN praise Of the medicine.
had been quite q sufferer for a long time, and
Medical Adviser thought would Try his Golden
Medical Discovery I commenced taking u M
Nav, 1899. Had not been sleeping well for long
time Took one tCaspoouful of Dr. Hierccs
Golden Medical Discovery and slept nearly ala
night without coughing. SD continued taking
a. am iu great sympathy with everybody who
suffers with a cough. ] had been a sufferer FOR
more than ten ycar=- tried lots Of different
medicines and different doct0rs. but did not feel
much better. 7 couChcd until commenced spit
ting blood. but now 7 feel much stronger and
am entirely well Dr. PicrCc'E Golden Medical
discovery isthe best medicine have ever taken
Ny home IS IN Williamsburg Virginia"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are Ia
dies laxative. No other medicine equals
then for gen leness and thOroughness.