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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06

New York, June 5. - Samuel Unter-
myer, counsel for Vice President Hyde
of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety, made statement last night in
which he declared that solution of
the troubles in the society seemed
near. The statement follows:
"At no time since the trouble began
has the prospect for a peaceful and
permanent solution, satisfactory to all
interests, been as promising as at the
present. The next few days are like.
ly to see important developments in
that direction Every energy is being
directed to that end and we are most
sanguine of results. I am not at lib.
erty to say more at this time 1t is
to be hoped that the directors will
meantime assist the situation
Calls Criticism Unjust.
Acting on legal advice. Mr.. Hyde
will shortly begin proceedings to de.
termine the question of the syndicate
profits which were criticised in the
Frick report, and most .unjustly so, as
we claim When the subject is fully
understood / am sure every right
minded person will agree that he was
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06

form, when NJ Novikoff, former mayor
of Baku. rose and said:
Let us all by rising show respect
for the victims. Down with the war.
We have had enough 81 blood. -
Some eighty policemen entered from
either side of the hall and elbowed
their way through the crowd toward
M. Novikoff, whereupon cries were
raised Of Let us attack the policeH'
Policemen Flee Before Crowd.
Chairs we're seized and hurled at the
police, the crowd being led by a
colonel with drawn sword. The po
licement fed precipitately.
When order was restored number
of speeches were delivered on the ma
tional crisis. Suddenly the police, re
inforced to between 200 and 800, again
invaded the hall and rushed on the
audience with drawn swords.
Soldiers Ready to Fire.
! The people defended themselves
with chairs and sticks, but after ter
minutes were driven from the hall into
the garden, where there was battal
ion of Tirailleurs, who raised theil
rifles to their shoulders preliminary
to the order to fire being given, caus
ing a panic.
The public fed toward the exits
and, finding them closed, smashed the
doors and windows of the hall, and 81
gained the street. Many persons were
injured, some SO seriously that the,
had to be taken to a hospital.
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HIGH OFFICE
c. M. LEVY, FORMERLY OF BUR.
LiNGToN, WITH WESTERN
RAILWAY.

st. Paul, Mimi, June PRESIDENT
Howard Elliott, of the Northern Pa
cific railway announces the appoint
ment of Charles NJ Levy. Of Tacoma,
Wash, as third vice president of that
road. Mr.. Levy's headquarters will
be Tacoma and he will have general
supervision of the affairs of the COM
pany in Oregon Washington and Ida
ho. Mr.. Levy has been assistant to
the president at Tacoma since last
February, when he came to the North
ern Pacific from the Burlington. He
was for several years superintendent
Of the Iowa lines CT the latter. system
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
MURDERER
OF THREE
UNKNOWN OHIO CRIMINAL ES'
cAPEs AFTER KILLING TWO
GIRLS AND A BOY.

Hillsboro, Ohio, June 5. = Madge
Dimes, aged IA years, Nettie Hart,
aged 16 and George Baldwin, aged 1S,
were found shot to death in an upper
room at the home Of Ed. Dimes, a
farmer and the father of Madge.three
miles from this city, late last night.
The girls were slain with revolver
and the mans brains we're blown out
with shotgun. A fourth person Is
suspected, but the identity of the al
legged murderer and the motive are
withheld by the police.
Another Theory.
A development later today led the
authorities to believe that the girls
were killed by Baldwin, who then
blew off his head Baldwin had beer
taken in as tramp by Farmer Hines
1t is supposed that Baldwin attempted
to assault the two girls.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
IS
IN ENGLAND
KING OF SPAIN is WELCOMED
ROYALTY TO BRITISH
SHORES

Portsmouth, Eng, June s. - The
king Of Spain arrived here this after
noon from Cherbourg, France on board
the British royal yacht Victoria and
Albert. The royal visitor was well
coined by an imposing array of war
ships, a score of which fired royal
salute as the yacht passed through
the lines. The Prince Of Wales rep.
resenting King Edward. warmly vel.
coined the Spanish ruler and subse.
quently the mayor and corporation OF
Portsmouth presented Alfonso with an
address Of welcome.
Cordially Received by King.
London, June 5.-King Alfonso
the first Spanish king who ever landed
in England, arrived in London this aft
ernoon. He was welcomed at the rail
road station by King Edward. Their
majesties arrived at Buckingham pal
ace without any untoward incident
The royal visitor was accorded the
heartiest reception.
Three Anarchists Arrested.
Marseilles, June 5.-Three anarch
lists, two Spaniards and one Italian
who have just arrived here from Paris
have been arrested on suspicion o
completely in the attempt on the lif'
of King Alfonso on May 81, in Paris
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TRAVELLING MAN ARRESTED.
H. w. RubIuff of Sioux City Caught In
Denver.

Sioux City, June S. - H. w. Rub
luff, claiming to be travelling man
for George o. Bayle of st. Louis, Mo-,
was arrested Saturday in Denver, Col
orado, on the charge of passing bogus
drafts for various amounts on dealers
in this city, Omaha, Neb., Ft. Dodge,
and other cities. The deputy sheriff
left Saturday morning to bring him
here. Rubluff had been making trial
trip for Mr., Bayle, and orders came
slow. He presented the drafts to be
foy expense money.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06

Lexington. KY. June 5.-Although
the Hargises are held for the murder
of Marcum and Cockrill, troubles have
broken out afresh in the deadly feud
In Breathitt county. No sooner had
they returned within it's borders than
rifles began to crack, and new graves
were dug today.
Five miles from Lee Clyt, on the
edge OF Morgan and Breathitt counties,
negro named Grant Reed, blind
tiger" operator, gave picnic yester.
day, at which prizes in moonshine
whisky were given for the best fiddler,
banjo-picker, clog dancer, etc. People
attended from all parts of the feud
district and there were not a few
women present.
Trouble Starts at Picnic.
About noon trouble arose between
Henry Freeman-the Hargis hench.
man who swore out the warrants in
Jackson for Hargieel, to forestall In.
dictments against them in Fayette
county-and one Of the Davis boys. a
distant relative of the Coclsrills. The
difficulty quieted down for time, but
returning home Davis and several Of
his friends statio-es, themselves at the
home of Andrew Wilson, farmer,
and an enem.- of the Hargis people,
Harlan Dykes, lumber dealer,
closely associated with the Hargises
in aahusiness way, had taken the part
Of Freeman and they with several of
their friends, were with him on the
way home, expecting trouble from
their enemies
4 When they reached the Wilson
home the Davis people appeared in
the road armed with repeating rifles
and revolvers. The Freeman crowd
was, also heavily armed. Dykes and
Wilson, who had been old enemies,
advanced and took up the leadership
!, of the battle.
j Three Killed, Seven Wounded.
Without a word being spoken, fire
was opened and the shooting lasted q
full half hour. The details Of the con.
flict could not be furnished, since no
one appeared to know just who fred
first and who was first killed.
, When the smoke cleared away, how.
ever, it was found that both Wilson
and Dykes had been killed within ten
feet of one another and that Harry
Freeman was dying near Dykes. They
!. were pierced by many bullets, being
shot from front and rear.
James Wilson was shot In the
/ breast the wound being dangerous
|, Letcher Davis was shot in the leg, Lee
t Davis in the left side, John Allen ION
e the Dykes side) in the face and arm,
a and three unknown men, who made
K their escape to avoid arrest, were
: slightly wounded.
!. Girl Cause Of. Killings.
A woman was the direct cause Of the
assassinations, and killings in Breathitt
county. Bessie Hamilton caused the
arrest Of Tom Cockrill for taking from
r. her his picture. 1t develops that Ber
Hargis, while calling on the Hamilton
= girl in 1901, made a sighting remark
9. of Cockrill, which was repeated to him
% When they met in a "blind tiger" Har
gis was killed. Cockrill was wounded
in several places, but recovered.
Race Riot in Carolina.
. Augusta, Ga, June 5.-Reports
!" reached here today .Aat race rio
occurred yesterday at Turner, s. C
II. white man named Mclean wa.
is killed, his son was wounded and thre,
IIe negroes were killed. Details are un
p | pbt aipah1p
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
SIXTEEN WARsHlPs WILL MAKE
"coNsTRUcTIvE" ASSAULT
ON WASHINGTON.
! BL0ODLEss BATTLE
Army and Navy VIII Join In Opera.
tlons on Chesapeake Bay am. the
Potomac-More Elaborate Maneuv.
ers Not Provided for by Congress.

Washington, D. c., June 5.-Sixteen
warships will make a constructive at
tack on the defenses of Washington
and Baltimore at midnight. June II,
and continue their operations for a
week, day and night. Meanwhile the
fortresses along Chesapeake bay and
the Potomac river, constituting the ar
tillery districts of the Chesapeake,
Washington, and Baltimore will offer
stubborn defense.
With 1t all, the struggle is to be
bloodless, practically noiseless, devoid
esting only to the army and navy ex-
perts who are playing the game and
know the constructive effect Of the
unloaded mines and the empty shells.
These exercises are to constitute the
only joint operations of the army and
navy during the year. They have
been designated "ioint exercises" to
distinguish them from the more elab'
crate program of combined army and
navy maneuvers" which was first plan
ned, but which failed of approval for
lack Of an adequate appropriation from
congress.
| Results to BE Kept Secret.
The operations are to be conducted
under rules which have been agreed
upon by a joint board Of army and
navy officers. Considerable import
ance is attached to the distinction be
tween maneuvers and joint exercises
Maneuvers are held to apply to opera
tions where actual war conditions are
simulated, while exercises mean onl!
that certain prescribed problems art
to be attempted.
In the present instance the obiec
of each Of the several forms Or Of attacl
by the navy VIII be 70 demonstrat'
the strength or weakness Of some par
ticular phase OF the defense. The re
Isults will be known only at the con
clusion Of the exercises, and thel
known only to the proper authorities
This precaution is emphasized as I'm
pcrtant that the character ant
strength of the various defenses ma.
not become known to possible enemie
of the country.
None Of the ships of the navy will
be ruled out of the action by the um
pires, and none of the guns of the fol
tifications will lie declared silenced.
4 Test Of Fortress Monroe.
From the information obtainable tn
probram first contemplates the test G
Fortress Monroe. Expert artiller
opinion has long held that this for
ress is the principal defense Of tn
Chesapeake, and consequently tn
cities of Washington and Baltimore
Her big guns are said to cover tn
channel completely, and together wit
the mine fields to constitute barrie
; that would be impossible to an
hostile fleet.
This mine field has been extende
for the present exercises, the garriso
has been doubled, and extra drills i
the manipulation of the artillery hav
been in daily progress for some tim
and will be kept up until the date {
, the exercises.
The hostile" fleet has been a
. sembled under command of Rear Al
: miral Francis W. Dickins and with HI
}. flagship the Texas, is lying at Anna
, oils. On June 10 Admiral Dickins wi
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
PoAcHERs CAPTURED.

Six Americans In Japanese Sealing
Ship Crews Taken BY Russians.
Harbin, June 5. - The crews of five
japanese sealing schooners, number
ing sixty men and including six Amer
leans, have arrived, here. They were
captured by Russian torpedo boats
while poaching.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
FORT IS TAKEN
WARMBAD, GERMAN HEADoUAR-
TIERS IN SOUTHWEST AFRICA,
HAS FALLEN.

London, June 5.-A dispatch from
Capetown says native reports have
been received in official quarters to
the effect that Warmbad, the German
headquarters in southwest Africa, has
fellen and that the garrison has per-
ished. No news is obtainable except
from native sources.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
Committed Suicide,

Dubuque, June -(Specielo 1.-THE
body of Joseph Wagner aged 35 years
who disappeared week ago, was
found in creek near here today. Elk
cessiye drinking caused the suicide.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
HARCIS-C0CKRlLL FEUD
RAS BROKEN OUT AGAIN
FLOODS STOP TRAINS.
Dolores River Washes Out Track of
the Rio Grande Southern.

- - *** $3.50 +.
= Telluride, Colo, June 5.-Traffic "
on the Rio Grande Southern rail. =
way between Rico and Durango is y
entirely paraIyzed. 1t is reported =
that twenty.eight miles Of track 4
has been washed out by the Do. y
lores river near the Dolores sta y
*tion. y
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
BRADLEY is PROMOTED.

Present Consul VIII Be Consul Gener-
al at Manchester, England.
Washington, June 5.-Wm Harrison
Bradley, Of Illinois, consul at Manches-
ter, England, has been promoted to be
consul general at the same point
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
Three Anarchists Arrested.
HIS SECOND TERM.
Former City Attorney Of Grand Rap.
Ids Sent Back to Prison.

Grand Rapids, Mich, June 5.-Lant
K. Salisbury, former city attorney, was
today sentenced in the superior court
to pay fine Of $4,000. Salisbury was
convicted of entering into a criminal
conspiracy to secure the water con.
tract from the city and accepting mon
ey from the agent of the water deal
promoters. Salisbury has already
served two years imprisonment on
another charge in connection with the
deal.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
M'GRAW GETS WRIT.
"scrappy" New York Baseball Mana
ger Wins Second Round.

Boston, June 5.--A temporary in.
junction against Harry E. Pulliam
president of the National league of
baseball clubs was issued by Justice
Sheldon here today in favor Of John
j. McGraw, :::-anager Of the New York
National league club. The court or
der restrains Pulliam from enforcing
the suspension and fine recently i'm
posed upon McGraw
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
RUSSIAN CRUISERS WILL
BE INIERNED AT MANILA
RECEIVED BY KING.
'WhiteIaw Reid is Greeted Cordially by
Edward VII.

- - . = =
= London, June 5-Whitelaw Reid,
the new American, ambassador,
had an audience with King Ed
ward at Buckingham palace at
noon today and presented his Gre
dertiaIs. The kings reception of
= the ambassador was most cordial.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
KILLED BY cAvE.IN.
August RAIDER, of Burlington, Victim
of Fatal Accident.

Burlington, June Especial )-Au-
gust RAIDER, a laborer, was killed this
afternoon by the caving in of the Vine
street sewer.
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The Lizard, June 5.-The Amer
lean yacht Apache, the last con-
; testant In the race for the kaiser's
: cup finished at 1920 o'clock this
; morning. The Apache was thought
: to be lost as It was not heard from !
; until yesterday and the other !
: racers had all finished several :
days before.
. ~ . ,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
MExIcANs TO FIGHT TRUST.
High Price Of Flour May Result in No
Tariff on Wheat.

Ell Paso, Texas. June 5. It is
learned from authoritative Mexican
sources that the government is con-
sidering reducing or removing the du-
ty on wheat, owing to the high prices
prevailing on flour, the officials alleg-
ing the existence Of trust
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06

Chicago, June 5.-Robert T. Lin
coin of this city was asked last
night if he would accept the office
Of chairman of the board of direct
ors of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance society, should the position
be offered to him. In reply Mr..
Lincoln said that under no circum-
stances would he accept the Office.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-06
BLOODY FAMILY WAR IN BREATH.
TIT COUNTY, KENTUCKY, is j,
RENEWED.
TEN PEOPLE SHOT DOWN

Deadly Feud Which Has Stained With
Blood the History of the Blue Grass
State Was Caused by a Girl and Has
Attracted National Notlce-Troubls
Starts at Picnic.
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THE APACHE FINISHES.

Yacht Thought to be Lost Reaches the
Lizard.
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CONTINUED on Page 81
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-11-16
SUFFRAGE AND PUBLIC

The people of Russia are no longer
stoIid or apalhetic. They are ous
as they never haveheen in the Whole
course of their lives, meeting ana
miugling and openly discussingpub-
lie affairs in public places. 1t is SIM
ply a new Russia, and they desire to
forget the cid autocratic Russia that
has existed three hundred years.
AS a rule the people OF Russia are
coming into their own in a sensible
manner. The government-which is
Count deWitte-is using no power
not absolutely necessary in the
preservation Of public order News
papers print the news, speakers
discuss pus lie affairs where and
. when they are 50 miIdad, and the
New Russia is coming along rs d
rule finely and ~p"sceably.
1 the new government meets pub
lie expectations al wiIl go well The
organizations ofihe people will liz
doubt be maintained rs a safeguard
and as a n2adfui precaution. Ihe
quick resignation OF Pobiedonostsef,
the chief prOcuFator OF the holy
syaod. and the chief r~eactionist of
the country, IS a hopeful indication.
His quick resignation was q squickly
accepted. Tn. resignation of General
Glasoff, minister OF education. was
also accepted. scarcely a head OF
the twelve departments, it Is
thought, viii be retained.
After all the two things which are
] needed in addition 10 inc freedom
and Individual security already
granted; are manhood suffrage and
public schools. Whether manhood
outrage will be granted before the
coming election of members of the
douma, is uncertain. Ii is a living
and critical issue in Russia today.
1t may not be feasible. Suffrage will
surely be extended, but it may not
be carried to the German manhood
standard, or a peg beyond the stand
ards in many states in this country.
The situation is, however, hopeful.
Suffrage and public education are
the tests of CountGe Whites sincerity
and when his programme covering
these two subjects is announced,
then we will know how free Russia
really is-hos complete the mar
velous revolution has become. The
minister-president has in hand a
difficult task.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-11-16
ANTI-JEWISH RIOTS IN
RUSSIA.
"a -

Rioting has become chronic in
Russia, and when. one object does not
serve the mob spirit another is dug
up out of the thick soil of ignorance
and prejudice. In the cities rioting
and the throwing of bombs may be
said to have become a habit, but in
the rural districts, among the peas
ants, where 80 per centof the popuIa-
ton live, quiet reigns-the quiet
ness of stolIdlty ana Stupidity.
Agood share u the current disturb
ances r of an antt-SemltIc nature.
The looting OF stores owned by Jews
in Kief and anti-JeWish uprisinss
in other cities agravale the situation
and render CoUnt de Whites TASK
doubIy difficult. Is IS stupendous Al
! the best.
/ The turninS oS an ~au:oc3acy .
| the most iaudacious n rotten sul'
into modern coDstitaior@iienA l. az
!heayiest task Yer imposed on
I single statesmal, aad q, tts@ = d.
today ON the Lt~su oAeai-ula - t"'
liz ooin:
his best TO pu- tne Ae~ hAesi~ o.
the road to good governmental
Egiye constitutiJ naI rule lalT oppoIt
sunity. He knows tu!I we'll thai
return to orme melntds WOul
simply fill the laud with b.oodshed'
is simply out of the qu~eotlon---an
! he is doing all one man can do t
,sput the new plan III smooth opper.
ton among a population little ftte
for it.
The problem is but IN its infanc.
= 1t is scarcely begun. 1t is simpl
f annouced. Tie electorate may hs'
0 TO be enlarged. Freedom to polit
EcaI prisoners, TO the press, and
e the people i'll the respect OF pub
4 meetings is excellent, and all the
e are established. But agitation m;
cease while the electorate Is CO.
d lined to property holders and I
e voting for members Of the dOuma
lie not direct.
t. After all, Inc deep change lies
Is Iyond the present yeaI---educatiol'
e-tthe masses. This cannot be cOnsid
w ed at present. Peace must col
at first, and then a public school N
u be established in every mir, anu
IN indications are that attendance
them will become compulsory.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-11-16
POLAND.

Finlapd-was wrestep fFom SWe-
den in 1909, and me tzaE was ac-I
cepted as Grand Duke of finland
under a promise en- hip part TO-. re-
spoct the constitution Of the finlInd.I
ers and to see thab th~u INSTITUTIONS,
language and IDerIe5 were pre-
served. Ias5 Qros4i4e Bas Kept by
all the C4sIs dqwE 20 the present
one, who undertook to Russianize
Finland step that has been re-
sisted by the Fms even to the verge
OF revolution.
an uAase just Issued eonvenes at
HeIsingfors an Extraordinary diet to
establish a parliament on the basis OF
manhood suffrage with the estab-
Lsnlnent Of the responsibility of the
local authorities t0 the nations depu-
lies" FreedoEa Of The press, OF
meetings and 81 unions are also tc
be considered by the diet.
This restores the rights of the
Fins, which tney had in 1899, ano
all the RS: Of the world will rejoicl
over the just ana happy event. Tn,
people u Finland deserve the goot
fortune hey have sna5ched from th'
Russian revolution. Less than on
per cent Of their number are illit
crates, and there are few criminal
among them. So great is the dt
gree Oh comfort that there are fe'
paupaIs OF drunkards, and now Thu
the pee -e have regalned their al
Glen Lb5lCies cOnleotment will reig
throughout ali Finland.
Pollard wiz naturally desire to
treated rs Finland has been, 81
theTe viii be no peace in that pa
Of Russia until local government
granted to the devoted Poles. II
steps 10 .be taken IN Poland will
slower than those already taken
Finland, simply because Poland
not prepared fer autonomy. I
governmental machinery of a loo
nature has existed there since t
kingdom was apportioned amo.
The powers. But thePoIes will G
mand home rule similar TO tt
granted to Finland, and peace
Polang hangs upon the issue.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-11-16
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as administrator
of the estate 4of w. b. Pennington,
deceased, ali persons holding claims
against said estate are HEREBY noti-
fed to present said cl,irns for pay
ment on OF before the 25th day OF
October, 1906, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery, and
notice is HEREBY given to all persons
indebted to said estate to make i'm
mediate payment.
This 23rd OF October, 1905. {
D. 3. PENNINGTON,
Administrator.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-11-16
Dying of Famine

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sumption. The progress of consump-
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end is a long torture, Goth TO victim
and friends"W When had consumption
in its first stage" writes VIM.
Myers OF Cearfoss Md; cater trying
different medicines and a good doc
tor, in vain, | a iast took Dr.King's
New Discovery which quickly and
perfectly cured me-" Prompt relief
and sure for coughs, cold sore throat
bronchitis etc. Positively prevents
pneumonia. ranteed at J. III
! Hill & Sons drug store, price 500
and 800 d bottle. Trial bottle free