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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23

elements o. strength Neuezueia. 81
course. would - the aatthV arll 81
the campaign. IL would Furnish seu-
timeHf aad a hurrah faaturr Coz hts
candidacy that would. Is many paH-
ueiana. be regarded as more eafa-
abb Than tons ~ arg rueuf on ran-
deeaas questions ~ aaFerum sal
policy.
Juat AZ many persons believe mat
sentimental attachment 90 #Oid
Glafy was the deciding factor in
the civil wnr These men feel EhHt
more votes would be gained ~
aroualng The enthusiasm ~ the poo
pie and apusaiing 20 their pafriofism
than by trylnE 70 convert Them 90
Some particular principle % tariff or
finance.
HIs friends express confidence that
Olney would receive q corilal sup
port OF The BFynu Democrats They
point 81 the fact that Ia 1870 Qluey
wrote a letter ufEluE the election %
Bryan. lie has declared against lm-
periaiiam and the criminal trusts.
ON the other hand be aGuld have
the confidence OF the business tn-
terszts OF The country.
Those who favor oipey'a canli-
daey say that while be Is a great
corporation lawyer there ~ no in-
consistency In lia position % trusts.
They explain that bis clients are
banks. railroads and manufacturing
companies and others engaged In
can faithfully serve them while Re
condemns the stock Iobbinw and
rnonopolistio methods practiced By
some % the big Wall street interests.
He f. not opposed to capital. even
when Il II assembled 70 the amount
Of millions IN great corporations.
they cay. but does not approve Of
the piracy and fleeing carried on by
some OF the trusts under the gtilHe
OF being legitimate business enter
prlseH.
Olney viii live IN history as the
greatest secretary Of state from the
time q the clvn war 70 tho pres
ent. with the probable exception Of
Secretary Hay. by narrow mar
gin he escaped the reputation OF
being one OF the greatest OF The
lawyers that have served the eoun-
try IN the attorney generals office.
Olney contendod IN the supreme
court for the constitutionaiity OF
the income tax law. He was OPP
posed By the abicat lawyers that
could be marshRied By the million
aires.
The court decided against Olney
by a majority OF one and that ono.
according 70 common report. was
an eleventh hour convert % the
proposition that an income tar law
WIS UNCONSTITUTIONAL
1t was after the death n Gresham
that Olney was promoted from attor-
ney general to secretary Of state and
played tho star part IN the Venezuela
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81 ". o. csIvsr, Special cormis'
sioner u the Newspaper Enter.
prise Association In the Far East

TOXIC. japan. March AFTER All
me misc things so have heard here
about the japanese. It Was . relief
today - hear a aood word Tor the
Russians. I met q man an the rafi-
road train. coming up from Yokaht-
ma, who told q tho Destruction ef
the te.o Russian ships - CficmHffp
on February p lie wns IN TIE towu
az the time and 81 an Enrnshusn
~ he has large busIneaa Interests n
Japan he doesn't care % have his
name made public. bat This u hia
story.
Early IN the morning 81 the 9Th
an British subjects In Chsmulpo
were notified - their consul that a
Japanese squadron. under Admiral
uriu. WIS lying outside the barber
ana that unless the HlsHlan. fruielf
VarlaR ana the runbont kufeliz
would surrender O. leave tho bafbof
BY noon they would be attacked.
"Of course war hadn't been de-
ciared 80 yet and this was the first
news we bad that hoatilitleH had
been substituted Tor negotiations
within two hours the two Rus
sian ships had steam mp and we're
stripped Tor action. The two ships
steamed bravcly out Into tho road
stead and The YariaR started the ball
rolling by firing the first shot. The
6 and a-inch guns roared and We
could see The japanese close Ia on
the two Russian warahips. which
fought every gun 10 n finish.
From 1850 a. m. until II 20 p. m.
only half an hour--the battle
ragged and then tho two Russian
ships turned back Twenty minutes
later IL was all over. The Variag
was simply riddled and as she limp
ed back she WAS listed far 10 port
Both upper and lower bridges were
entirely knocked OFF the ship and
nearly all her guns were put out of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-23

ment Or settling. OF has cloudy
appearance. a - evidence that your
kidneys and bladder need immediate
attention.
In taking swaipn Root Yea affofd
natural help 10 nature for swamp
Root Il the most perfect hsaJsr ard
srutie aid "a The kidneyS that f.
knoau Is medical science.
HNhfur Root la tho great discov-
cry Ut TT klimef. The eminent Kid
nry aud bladder specialist fioall-
tails usa Il win w0ndsffui. success
in both slight ard sewers easaa Doe
tors recommend = 70 their paiirrt -
and uHe Il ga their own. families. BE-
Gauss they reccKuive ~ Swan 9. Root
the greatest ard most successful
remedy fps anY e~fsngsmsnt % the
kidneYa liver ard bladder.
50 successful - Swamp noos IN
promptly curing sgsu the most dis
tFrsainK cHEea fhai to prove St.
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sampis bottle ard a baek 81 vnie-
able Information. both usnt ahso-
iutsir free ny mail Th@ book con-
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ere are advised IN send for a san1pie
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Co. HtuEbaufan. -. 2 be sure 70
soy that you read this Eeueruup Of
FER IN the SEATTLE Daily Star. The
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THE RUSSIANS WERE
HEROES AT CREMULP0
TROUGH they KHg" oEArH STARED THEM IN THE FACE
THY WENT BRAvELY BATTLE

sction. She had 81 men killed ard
50 seriously wounded during the
fight aud hardly q man on board oss
capped same Injury.
4 believe abe would have fought
on. but her steering gear waa
smashed a. she was driving ahead
at fun speed and Il was only b.
sharp work that she was kept from
driving an The rocks. She could no
ionEer fight and 90 had to retreat
90 port. The KofeltE wns only a
guuhoat and the japanese hardly
paid any attention 10 her.
The E8riaR cfcpt slowly into
port, bat kept listing more and more.
Finally she was seen 90 be on fire.
and in n few minutes slie sank. Her
officers and men were rescued b.
three British steamers
Meanwhile the Koroftz had drop
ped anchor and al a o'clock. when
the Japanese wHrHhips we're seen to
be- entering the hsrbor TO finish the
work Of destruction the Russians
took to their small boats and blew
thclr ship up.
when the two Russian ships
steamed out in the morning to face
the overwhelming odds against them
The crews o. the men -of-war Of other
nations who were In port swarmed
into the riGring and cheered them
Justify. When the gunboat was
blown up 20 prevent the japanese
capturing her tho band ON thte
French cruiser Pascal played the
Russian national hymn and no one
who saw Il could help but admire
the nerve OF the cars sailors.
THE men ON those two ships
showed real courage and they de-
serve credit By tho way, ! might
add that the way those Japanese
Eunners tore the Russian cruiser TO
pieces argues pretty well for their
Workmanship
W. n. C0LVER
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Pain ~ DUN ache in the back IL
unrifEtaknhis evidence - kidney
trouble O. Is Nature timely paFH-
ing - shuS Yaa that the track If
hraffh - not clear.
n fhfsa danger signals are an
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sure To foilaws 3ririat'a fdiso =
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trouble may sfeai npon yoft
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ard bladder remedy ur hNsner :
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cures - thH maHs dintfe stag ruaen
A trial wgfi aaaNiufe as.T uns--aaat 4
yuu may have a sample bottle free.
b. mall
centisusnt a,trihuts ny prea
cot ae~s hsRsth - swans. Rect. |
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pAiu n NY back. Toss great rem
cd. saanpp. Rect. eursa ~ sroob4s.
and ! have since Been perfectly ~aiL
Nsurs truly, D. ~. cNALkup.
Chief 81 Police. Ozark. Ala
Lame bah i aniy oua symptom
% kiHnfy frfsahin-unn a many
other aYrp iofHs showing that Tuti
need Swamp fsasss are being obliged
- pass water often during the day
and - set az many times during
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urine. eatATrh 81 the bladder. uFta
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ff YuHF wafrf when allowed % re.
n slB unfiirfufbsd ln a. eiaas Or bottle
for twsHty- four hogfs forms ss1i-
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obliged b. recognise rs force ard
ahsllty So esHeY prealefa drapita
Dis unpssaaeH6 says.
There nF $50 things chat would
pcaaahtg operate against hlm if q
pra lI.tfal saInpalsa. enc j. fhat
Be aas attaEHey aeHafs. whsu
Cleveland #at federal tf1ara "a
rhizaaa Ga Hssak che American Rail-
Was UuioE strike. Iha afaff is that
he proposed cleveland fer ,hr pfssi-
fsus8 90 ere Mcclellan dinner IN
New YORK easily us January ifia
ltudaf.oa rs tha ex.psealIeat Offend
Cd many pf fhe followers 90 BRAN.
uIaey has - ams gIsa from the
praeglea oI las Ha Is q tremendous
believer lh outdoor exercise. Tennis
a the sport tHat most attracts him
and he H woss aki'iuI On playing
The game than many experts half
bic age.
When OireT was in She cabinet
and Roosevelt aas fivI service conn
missioner. th-F we're often opponents
on the tennis courts. O'paY. al
though 2g yesrH Older Than The com.
missioner. was usually victorious.
This uas dus largely 10 the fact that
Roosevelt Is iEbted..
Except four years IN washington
~ cabinet officer. OlHay has spent
all hls ufe ia Massachusetts lie
was born az oxford. Mas. 90 years
ego. lie graduated from Harvard
las school aud years ago became
the loader of the Boston bar Omey
has handsome residence on Conn
mouweaith avenue. Hoaton, and a
town house at Falmouth.
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MANUFACTURERS
MEET TOMORROW

The Manufacturers Association
VIII meet In the Chamber Of Com
meree rooms tomorrow TO take ae-
ton on communications and the re-
port OF the street committee OF that
body. Arrangements viii b. made
for the election Of officers and for
the annual meeting. J. NJ Frlnk Ia
president aud H. q. Stolting ls sec
Rotary OF the association.
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affair.
Ia setting forth bis views ON ~
purlnIlam Onty has said that the
abandonment OF tbe Isolation policy
by thls country could not have been
long DELAYED even m thafr had been
40 war with Spain.
The acquisition 90 the Philippines.
however ho regards az mistake Of
the FfaVcst order. Thereby this
country was hurdousd with the
huge incubus OF the Philippines
aud became an "Nriauu empire -
The purchase of the islands vas
wholly unnecessary, Ia hlH opinion.
and win rmbatrtrs iba United
States lu o. efforts 20 maintain the
open door In China.
Trade with the Islands Will never
repay the cost ~ acquiring them.
cuba. hu believes. viii Inevitably be-
come part IF The United States.
RE dos not resart that Island. how
ever. ~ beiue u the same uudsHtr-
able eia-u rs the distant Philippines
In his manner oluey II cold aH any
Iceberg he Vaa the terror of al
who had Ia deal with him nF ucefrs
tarY Or state en- one aeaaslou VII
liam L. Wilson. chairman of the
way and means committee aud
Democratic lHader IN the houae uas
practically ordered out 81 Dimes E
office for having entered % unans
b1unaed
Who told Yau Go come iu uHsu-
nountet ulHty Erufflf asked WI
son = want tau 90 undeluiaut We
daut te business that way ln thia
Office
IT, unuHEH4H HfiiF HHa1 EfrfH lie
manner 90 tre8nur folks has ven
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BOY BURGLAR FREE

Carl brewster. the boy burglar.
who WAS caught pluuderinF a cigar
stand several weeks ago by Patrol
man Iunnlck. was discharged yes
terday BY Justice Cam. The alleged
reason for tho dismissal was that
the building IN which the cigar stand
81 located had been condemned by
the city authorities. II was not
thought that conviction could be
secured for that reason.
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A DEMOCRATIC POSSIBILITY
RICHARD OLNEY

plsAeRIEAslE IN MANNER. colo AN oEHEeo, BUT A
MAN OF GREAT AaILlrY-oNE OF THE aEsr or sEeRg
TAslEs or srArE-Als VICTORY IN THE VENEZUELA CASE
NEARLY WON ron AN INCOME TAx-ArroRHEY GIN
ERAL WHEN FEDERAL TROOPS INVADED CHICAGO
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MiddIe.kged Men

The Npringtirne q youth With
you has passed Life is a softer
reality. You zee. feel and IN
earsfand differently now. You
know mere. Looking back over
your life. you can point out the
mistakes you have made For
some violations q natures laws
IN your youth you have DO
coubt pad the penalty. for the
punishment In theae trRuH8res-
si0ns in swift But written up
on natures calendar there sra
other and ErAgsr charges. FOR
which sou ara now probably
suffering For sxoesa~s In
duiKed IN not very Ions ago. and
which You are afill ptaa tieing.
Mature VIII make nc coapro-
mise In pour case you must
suffer the penalty % Sickness.
Decay or Death In THE life. and
not In the life hereafter.
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PINK DOMENOES

"DNE CONTINUOUS LAUGH
Popular prices-iae. 70. - &C. Mat
inee. JOE aud Ec. Special rates % box
parties.
Curtain rison-EYeuings. So after
Rooms. zzis.
Neat Week-Ed Redmond and com
pany.
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Dancing sohool, Prof. Wilson's,
Ranke han, Pike street and Firth
avenue. zee
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To Prove What Swamp Root, the Great Kidney,
Liver and Bladder Remedy, VIII do for YOU, All
Our Readers May Have a Sample Bottle Sent
Free BY Mall
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INats The neat article Ia this
series viii deal with Judge A. Il
Parker % New York. Edl
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Go to splnnlngs for blcyle re.
pairs. zee
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RY JACOB WAlpECN.
STAFF Correspondents II the NeNe-
paper Enterprise Association.
WASHINGTON, n. &. March A.
Richard olney Of uosgon has been
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Young Men

II ~ your own acts. through
the folly Of youth. you have
Violated q single law Of nature
against body or mind by omlR-
slnn Or commission. especially
through any habit ~ constant
~ repeating the same, then
there is 70 escaping the pun
lshmsn. made and provided for
every transgrcssion. which IL
Sickness. Decay or Death. The
immutabie laws Of nature. Eoy-
srnlng and regulating The uni
FoFra are 90 nicely adjusted
both In tia animal ana vsge=
table kinrderna that for ever
yisiation q any lag there r. a
fired penalty OF stoknrs8 Do
cay aud Death. Thia is a. Ger
tain a. niEht follows cay. Ard
you. young man. rnuHt pay the
penalty right here on this earth.
IN thin life. sooner or later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13

charge of Mesdames {. p. Skinner, q.
y. Stephens, Charles II. Stephens and
Florence Gould Hale. There will be
seats for the spectators. at this floral
festival and fete embodying many of
the ideas of medieval and historic
age.
The heralds. Kenneth Ebi and Will
lard Nelie. will be the first to enter
and after rounding the trumpets' call
will announce the coming of royalty.
The pageant then passes. the mounted
guards following the heralds. Stanley
Skinner and Adclph Oppenheimer have
charge of the equestrian section. The
royal pair entering with pages. Paul
BlakemOre and Walter Stein and the
maids of honor. Dorothy Ainsworth
and Della WCodyat.
In the review will be featured doll
bUggies. under the direction of Mrs.
George Watt: white victoria in
charge of Mrs. Charles p. Skinner,
basket phaeton, Mrs. NJ Knebcrg; So
dan chair. Mrs. Evlan Sergeant: chart
OF, Miss Edna Wilson; fairy dancers,
the Misses Stella Long and Ethel
lluey; gO-carts and baby buggies, the
Misses Grace Putnam and Alice Ken
nedy; iinrikisha. Miss Mary Hill; sec
ond j:nrikisha, Mesdames j. w. Good
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13
FOUR TIED IN GOLF
MATCH AT ARSENAL
Close and Interesting Playing in
M-m's Preliminary
Saturday.

The third round in the ICen's prelim-
mary handicap tournament OF the
Rock Island Arsenal Golf club Shtur-
day afternoon furnished some fine
playing. Four players tied for the
low score honors of the days play. 1t
is seldom that such remarkable eN-
hibition of uniformly strong playing
is furnished. The spectacle OF four
men equaling the low score record of
the links this season demonstrates the
Improvement in the players skill, and
how earnestly those in the contest
sought the honors of the tournament.
While there are four low score men
with 81 each. these four are crowded
rather closely for the distinction of
the afternoon. John d. Cady is one of
the four men with the low score of 81.
which record he made two weeks ago.
and won the medal for the links anu
which he retained Saturday by equal
ing his former achievement and tieing
Gus Tegeler. of Rock Island, and Will
liam Butterworth, of Moline.
The contest between those tied will
be played off at future date. Fol
lowing is the tabulated record of Sat
uTday's playing:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13
STRAWBERRY CROP SHORT:
OTHER SMALL FRUIT POOR

The strawberry crop in this vicinity
is proving something of a disappOint-
ment. The home berries are not near
ty as plentiful on the market as it was
expected they would be, and the har-
vest will end earlier than usual. The
consumer. however. is not suffering
for seldom before has the crop in the
south been so heavy. and the quantity
in northern markets as great and the
prices so cheap as they have been for
several weeks past.
Early cherries are ripening, and
they. too. promise to be- unusually
scarce. In few places are there more
than half a crop hereabout. Black
berries and raspberries have set well
and will yield bountifully if there is
sufficient moisture to ripen the crop.
Plums will be scarce in Rock Island
county. but apples are expected to be
Plentiful
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13

Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your last?
Such was the experience of Mrs. S. HI
Newson. Decatur, Ala. For ; years, y
she writes, Il endured insufferable
pain from indigestion. stomach and
bowel trouble. Death seemed inevita BILE
when doctors and all remedies failed.
At length was induced to try Electric
Bitters and the result was miraculous.
| improved at once and now I'm COM
pletely recovered" For liver, kidney,
stomach and bowel troubles Electric
Bitters is the only medicine. Only soc.
It's guaranteed by Hartz & Ullemeyer,
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13

and Sol Hirsch; white stanhope, Mrs.
o. j. Root; butterflies, Mesdames Daisy
Silvis and {. \. Bannister; cartoon
characters. the Misses Mary Richards
and Emily McKeever; advertising sec
ton. Mrs Frances Fuller and Miss
Nellie Anthony; pony carts; Mrs. a. X.
Ebi; firemen. Miss Florence Kerns; po-
lice. Mrs. s. s. Hoffman,; automobile,
Mrs. Frank Hall; dog carts, Misses
Clare Bisant and Blanche AlbTecht.
All sections Of the pageant will dis
play flowers and the little folks of the
city will take the parts. Something
artistic and pleasing is assured the
public. The money spent by the
spectators will he devoted to a good
cause. but all Will witness fete which
for artistic beauty and genuine pleas
ure could hardly be eXcelled.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13
A FLORAL FETE FOR
THE UNION MISSION
Beautiful Spectacle to be Presented
on Stephens Lawn In Nj
line THIS Week.

With each day grows the magnitude
If the floral estival which the ladies
interested i'll the Aiken street Union
Mission are to give On the George Ste
phens lawn, corner Sixth avenue and
Nineteenth street, in Moline. Thursday
and Friday of this week. The executive
committee having the floral pageant
and festival in charge has been chosen
from the board of directors and
standing committees of the mission
and is composed of:
Chairman-Mrs. W. {. Bennett
Secretary-Mis Alice Paddock.
Treasurer-Mrs. Calvin Ainsworth.
Mrs. j. :. Gilmore. Mrs. y. X. Ebi,
Mrs. John W. Good, Mrs. \. II. Bryant
and Miss Lucy Ainsworth.
Dainty little misses and manly little
men will hold the character parts. and
the proceeds are for the charitable in
stitution which cares for the orphan
cd ones hcrcabout. The cause is a
most worthy one, and the ladies who
are working so ZealOusly for the char
ity benefit hore to realize 500 on the
festival.
The charity viii take the nature of
. fete TO he given during the time
from , to ) each afternoon. It IS TO he
held in honor of Queen Flora, the part
to he taken by Dorothea Stephens,
who with His Majesty. the king (War-
rem skinner viii hold forth in regal
splendor. while a pageant of magnji-
cencc will pass in review before their
court.
The lawn Will be enclosed. and an
admission fee will be charged to enter
the grounds. At one end will be err
ected a stage on which the royal court
will be established. The Light Guard
band Will furnish music and brave
knights and fair ladies. all little tots
from the homes Of Moline. viii do
homage to royalty on those dates.
The pageant will be in charge of
Prof. Ado.ph Oppenheimer, and the
throne and its accessories will be IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13
RIVER RIPLETS.

The excursion given yesterday to
Clinton on the steamer j. :. under the
auspices of the East End Athletic club
of Moline was enjoyed by LOO people.
The boat returned to Rock Island at
$50 p. m. ana left this morning for
Clinton. where she takes an excursion
today to Savanna and return. and then
continues her excursion trips on up
ward rs far as st. Paul, arriving III
the latter city June "a, leaving there
the goth. reaching Rock Island July 4.
when she will take an. excursion out
of the tri-citieS to Clinton. Capt.
Wishcrd remains i'll charge of the
boat.
The Pastime and barge Winona
were here this morning from st. Louis
on their way to Winona. The pleasure
party on board report a pleasant time
while in ST. Louis and on the river.
The Wandcrer. owned by the Lambs
Of Clinton, was in last night from ST.
Louis with large pleasure party on
board. The boat was returning after
a visit to the fair.
The Ruth and Winona were south
and back and the Zalus Davis. {. w.
Cowles. J. $. Phil Scheckel. b. Her
shey and Pastime went north. The
Helen Blair left for the south.
The stage of water was stationary
at s.S5.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-13
Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in. declaring DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds TO be unequalled. 4
recent expression from J. T. McFar-
land, Bentorville. Va. serves as ex-
ample. He writes: 81 had bronchitis
for three years and doctored all the
time without being benefited. Then
began taking DR.. Kings New Discovery
and few bottles wholly cured me"
Equally effective in curing all lung
and throat troubles, consumption,
pneumonia and grip. Guaranteed by
Hartz & Ullemeyer. druggists. Trial
bottles free. regular sizes soc and
s1.OO.