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MEET TODAY
OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
IN SESSION AT DAYTON
Addressed by Former Governor Myron
Herr.ck, Who is Later Chosen as Per-
manent Chairma- to
Be Bitterly Contested.

DAYTON, o., Sept. 12.-Following a
preliminary meeting yesterday after
Loon, which was addressed by ex-Gov.
ernor Myron Herrick, the republican
state convention was formerly op, nod
here today. The delegates numbereD
SCI. Governor Andrew Harris was sc.
lected as permanent chairman, j. IL.
Nal ory as secretary and Dick Gilsoi
as serge ant alarms. No slate has beer
prepared and all the nominations will
probably be bitterly contested, although
it is claimed that the Dick -Forak, i
faction controls the convention. Taft
viii likely lie endors, for president.
The sessions are being held in Wei
fare hall, one of the largest building
of its kind in the world. The edfiice l.
owned by the National Cash Registt
Company and is used as the headquas
ers ard dining hall of the Mems Wei
are League.
The ho,dirg of the convention in tn
city instead of Columbus is alleged e
he due to the fact that the newspaper
of the capital have been waging a no
fight against Senators Foraker an,
Dick because of their refusal to sup
port Roosevelt pol cies.
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VOTE TODAY
MUNILIPAL OWNERSHIP
ELECTION IN SEATTLE
viii Vote on Issuance Of Bonds for Mu-
nicipal Railway System and Exten-
sion and Enlargement Of Water Sys
ten--Interest Widespread.

SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. IA spe-
cial ecial Ell, ction is being held here to-
day to vote on the issuance of $4,272,.
600 in bonds for municipal street rail
way system and the extension and en-.
largement of the G, dar river water
system. The interest in the election is
widespread and the indications are thai
the numbtr of ballots cast will be tn
largest in the city's history. The reg
istration was very heavy, 23,07O voter
qualifying, as compared with regis
tration of 1880 for the last city cleo
tion. The vote is b. aviest in the w.,rd
in which the working people resi- ic,
most of them favoring the bond Issue
Nearly all of the business men Of th.
city, however, are opposed to municip.
al street car lines and the members .i
the chamber of commerce and othe-
business organizations have teen wag
ing an earnest fight against the rronns
ed bond issue, although they favor she
extension of the water system The adj
vocates of municipal ownership, mead
ed by Mayor William Hickman Moor
are confident that they wi 4 be vict ,r
GUS in the battle of ballots.
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OFFICIALSAkD Men
TO CONFER
MEETING WILL BE HELD IN sAN
FRANCISCO NEXT MONDAY.
Effort Will Be Made to Agree Ur,r
New Schedule For Trainmen
and Switcllnsn.

SAN FRANCE SEQ, s pit. 12.-An i'm.
portant conference b, tween the griev.
ance committee of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen and the various ge
tral managers of the various HaTri"an
lines will b, gin next Monday in this
city. 1t is possl lie that the grievance
committee of the Order of Railway
Conductors will join in the conference
as an ally of the B. of r. t., and that
tcgeth the confor,os vii. take up the
matter of granting to the switchmen
ard the various roadmen an increase in
wages.
Alro ady the switchmen have made
a demand upon the entire Southern Pa
eiflc system for an increase in wage,
They are asking for 20 per cent in al.
dition to their present wages. The
switchmen are members of the b. of
r. T., and that Zig railroad body will
presert their grievance.
Last February there was SCI.
freak between the b. of r. T. and tn,
Order of Railway Conductors. Prior
to the freak the two organizations hal
acted in concert, but when the 0. r. c
demanded that the company should
employ one conductor for every two
men promoted to positions as conduct
ors the B. of r. It. declin to support
it. The o. r. c. refused to withdraw
the demand as it claimed that with
out such a rule being in effect the
company would he able to rsistently
discr nitrate agairst the conductors by
filing vacancies with newly promoted
men. The outlook is that the b. of K.
r. ard the o. r. G. will renew the
troken pact.
Tho conference will he one of cat
moment, as in it will he renresentcd d
the general managers of the entire
Southern Pacific system from Fl Paso
to San Frarcisco. north to Portland
ard cast to ogden. together with Tho
swi'chmen ard roadmen emp'oved on
all the lines within the mentioned ter
r'torv
As soon as the switchmcn have dis.
posed ~ their mards the other train.
men viii take m the natter Of wakirp
a rev schedule in which thev will ask
for increased wages all along the
line.
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BRYAN TALKS
CHAMPION OF 16 TO
is STUMPING OLD KENTUCKY
The Silver Tongued Orator Of Nebras-
ka is Being Hospitality Welcomed BY
the People Of the Blue Grass State
Col. Henry Watterson in Evidence.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 12.-The
hospitality for which Kentucky is ia.
nous was very much in evidence at the
reception of William Jennings Bryan
Bryan today in a reception in which
the entire south participated. Special
trains arr bringing thousands of peop'e
to the city and the crowds bid fair to
equal even those of home coming week
The committee which met Mr.. Bryan
vas composed of the leading states
n, n of the south, nearly all of the gov
ernors of Southern states participating
n the welcome.
In his speech here Mr.. Bryan is ex
oected to sound the keynote of the
Democratic campaign in the south. Col
onel Henry Watterson, the veteran el
tor of the Louisville Courier Journal
will preside at the meeting and viii III
roduce Mr.. Bryan in brief sp ech.
The Nebraska statesman will 90 te
Cincinnati tomorrow, where he will "
yiven rousing greeting by the Ohio
Democrats.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

johnson & Ramdohr will shortly re
ceive carload of pabst beer.
E. Reinhart Co. yesterday shippet
carload of lumber to Mill City.
A. L. Wilkinson and son FEED arriv
ed from McDer nitt this Afternoon.
l.. p. Riley of Paradise Valley il
spending a few days in Winnemucca
Henry Berk, who is i'll with an at
tack of typhoid, is progressing favor
ably.
A. l.. Shaw, the Winnemucca- Para
disc teamster, will return to paradise
tomorrow.
Constable James f. Otis, of Para
disc Valley, is on short trip to the
county seat.
]. R. Bund arrived from Clover Val
ley yes erday afternoon and left fol
his home in Paradise Val ey at noon
today.
Mrs. Shanks, SON and daugter, arr
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Iiggins.
The first reg lar meeting of the Fri
day Night Soc al c ub W II meet il
Silver state ha next Friday evening
The ell ction of officers will take place
Rev. George G. King, recently ap
pointed superintendent Of the Nevad,
Mission, will hold ervices in Whine
mucca, morning and evening, of thu
30th of September. Services will b.
held in Paradise morning and evening
on the 7th of October.
Joe Mikel took the 'clock trair
for Tonopah this morning. G. L. Tur
ner, his partner, will attend to theil
Dyke interests during Mr. Mikel's ab
sence. Having sold their Dyke town
site interests several good mining
claims represent their prevent holdings
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WEATHER REPORT

Local Office u. s. Weather Bureau :,
the Department of Agriculture, Wi
nemucca, September IL, 1906:
Maximum temperature, IS degrees.
Minimum temperature, "a degrees.
Mean temperature, 81 degrees.
Normal t, mperature, 81 degrees.
Prevailing wind, direction northeas.
Precipitation, rome.
Forecast for Winnemucca and vicil
ity for thirty-six hours ending S p. IN
September IL, 1906, issued from Sa
Francisco Cal Clo~dv and warmer 20
icht; cloudy Thursday.
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FROM AGENT TC
CASHIER
s. H. KIrTo ELECTED TO AssIs r.
ANT CASHIER

The many friends of 8. H. Kitto,
formerly railroad agent at Winnemuc-
ca, viii b. pleased to learn of hiss re-
cent tl~clion to the Office of assistant
cashier OF the First National Bank II
Oakland, one of the large California
banks. After his resignation from the
railroad service Mr. Kit.o was work.
ing in the banking business in Go d.
field for Senator Nixon. Later he
we-lt to { ak a. d and took a positi. n
in the Fist National Bank there, with
the result that he now occupies the
pos tion of assistant cashier of that
large financial iEst;tu ion.
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BOYS BIB OvERALLs. 2sc a pair.
Ages 3 to n years. r. G. Robins 4 Co.
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Mississippi Confederate Reunion.

Jackson, Miss, Sept. l2.-The annual
reunion of the Mississippi division IT
the United Confederate Veterans open
ed today and will last until tomorrow
evening. Veterans from all over the
state are here and it is expected that
the attendance will reach 10000. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by many
prominent ex-Confe derates, including
Commander-in-chief Stephen D. Lee.
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GOLDfIELD LABOR
SITUATION
LABOR SITUATION IN SOUTH Is
THREATENING COMMERCE.
The Latest Report Received From the
Scene Of Labor Dificulty Indicates
Further. Trouble.

GOLDFIELD, Sept. 12.-It is feared
that the climax of the labor situation
in Goidfield is approaching. For several
weeks matters have been in a critical
stage, with the mine owners, merchants
and the A. F. of L. unions leagued upon
one side and the /. w. w. receiving
the moral support of the local union of
he ). estern Federation of Miners lp-
IN tn, other.
Yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock q
monster meeting of all the miners in
he district was held at the prize fight
arena. For four and one-half hours it
lasted, an adjournment finally being
tax. after sundown.
The principal theme of discussioA
was whether the miners should with.
raw their support from the I. W. w.
which thus far they have refused to do.
The 1. w. w. boycott, therefore,
gainst the local daily newspaper and
gainst the others who are fighting it.
ontinues in effect.
MINES MAY BE CAoSED
But the most serious threat that
langs over Goldfeld is that her mines
say be closed.
According to reports the op rators
ave united in demand that the min
RS shall forsake the I. w. W., threat
ming that if they do not the operators
nd leasers will close down every mine
n the district. Yesterday all mines
yere closed down for the meeting and
oday they are still closed. The mint rs
are thronging the various streets. A
umber of operators say that the time
,as come for a decisive settI, ments
AL Goldfeld is on an intense strain
md there are fears that some rash
person may precipitate serious trouble.
he closing of the mines and the
treats made by some of the operators
that they will not open again until the
Western Federation cuts loose from the
I. w. w. has err atrd a general alarur
The boycotted paper appeared again
last night and win publish again this
venirg. The persons who sold it went
armed but were not molest d.
MAY CAUSE BEAR MOVEMENT
GOLnFTELD, Sept. 12.-While Gold
field is greatly excited over the labor
situation it may not be so grave as it
appears. There is to be another meet
rig of the miners tonight and the I. ".
w. situation will be considered again.
1t is asserted now that several prom
trent mine owners have been guilty. of
melting the prevailing trouble in order
to create hear movement in the stock
market. IF this is the case there will te
7 strong reaction. as other operators
nd the miners will not allow them
selves to Re used for such purpose.
according to number of operators
the mines are closed only to give the
miners an opportunity to discuss the
labor sitratior. There is strong feel
ing among the mirers that the 7. W. w.
tovcott. which is believed to be injur-
ing Goldfield, shorld he removed and
II is possible that the Western FEEDER
alton will vet be abe to establish
oeace by compelling the I. W. W. to
lift it.
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Reformers in Conventio,.

SEATTLE, Wash. Sept. 12.-Tn
connection with convention of the
arti-saloon league, a meeting of all the
prof ssioral reformers ard reform 90.
eieties Of the Pacific northwest is be.
ing he'd here. Addresses will be made
ly many prominent eastern reformers
A p rmarent organization of the re-
form forces of Washington and Oregon
will pro- ably be affected before the
convention closes tomorrow evening.
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Location blanks At silver s;a;c.
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st. Loui. Chief on Trial.

ST. LOUIS. No., Sept. 12.-The trial
of Matthew Kiely, the suspended chief
of police, began today before tho board
Of police commissioners. Nearly 300
business men have been called ~ chsy-
acter witnesses fqy the 0efssdeSt.
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Eddy and Riley to Meet.

LEADvILLE, Col, Sept. 12.-Tom-
my Eddy of Denver and Kid Riley of
San Francisco, viii fight twenty rounds
here tonight before the Leadville Ath.
letic club.
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BRINKLEYVILLE ITEMS.

r-orresoondence to The Commonwealth.
Cautain S. B. Hunter has returned
from Washington, N. c., where he
spent several weeks visiting his dsugh-
ter, Mrs. DR.. Nicholson. He had a
delightful time.
Miss Leila Partin, of Littleton, has
been visiting Mr.. j. n. Wilson's fam
.ly.
Miss Nina Vinson has gone to the
Normal College st Greensboro.
Miss Olivia Washburn has arrived
fron Fort Meyers, Fla, to visit Miss
Eiary Norman, who spent last winter
IN Florida.
Mrs. J. H. Norman has returned
from a visit to Littleton to her brother
Sheriff John r. Patterson. She hat
lust gotten up from spell OF typhoid
zever, and was greatly benefited b.
lar visit. There we're tour cases o
feyer IN Mr.. Normans family and al
have recovered.
Young Doctors Norman and Ma
Ray gave timely and faithful attention
TO the fever in the community.
Captain jenkins Is working hard t
make the Southern Cotton Association
3 success in the county, and all shout
lold up his hands in this noble work.
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The county commissioners in regu-
lar session Monday drew the jury for
November Superior Court which will
meet Monday, November 26th.
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marks that the talented young man
who had just introduced him in such a
bright little speech had made a mis-
toxe. He said, 81 am to discuss
waite supremacy for cotton Is white
sud it is suprema-~is king OF the
South yet"
He urged the farmers to organize
and pay the ten cents per bale for the
support of the Southern Cotton Asso-
citation and thought the farmers ought
to stand for ten cents and not sell their
cotton below that price, for he said all
the mills can pay IL cents for cotton
and then make a good profit. Mr.
Moore exhibited various samples OF
cotton goods in the finished state from
ordinary domestic to mercerlzed SILK
and declared that the difference be-
tween the price OF the raw material
and the finished product Is too great
it is simply an outrage upon the pro-
Queer.
Mr.. Moore said that the cotton crop
from Mecklenburg county last year
averaged the highest price in the South
hacause that county is well organized
and has warehouses to protect cotton.
Mr., Moore's speech was packed full
OF logic and sound reasoning and
caused the farmers who heard him tc
have a higher regard for their OWL
work and feel more determined te
stand together for their own best In
terests.
At the conclusion of the strong and
effective address Mr.. Moore called fo
subscriptions to cotton warehouse
A committee was appointed to solicl
subscriptions and report at o'clock.
The books were opened for enroll
r1ent and about thirty names were ad
ded to the Littleton list OF members.
/ Capt. Jenkins THANKED the speaker
tor their wise and timely addresses ant
announced that dinner vas ready.
Just up the hill good table hat
been prepared at which was served tn
fifteen pigs which bad been barbecuef
for the occasion.
When the great crowd had enjoye
the dinner together the committee al
pointed before dinner was called tt
gether and reported something MOI
than $500 subscribed for a warehouse
An additional committee was appoln
ed to solicit fur Their subscriptions az
,, meet in Littleton Saturday afternoon
, CAPTAIN LEACH's RESOLUTIONS.
8 At the meeting of the committee
D 3 O'Clock Captain J. P. Leach ot1er'
1 the following resolutions, which we
q endorsed
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FOR INCREASED PENSIONS FUR
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
OF NORTH CAROLINA.

The Juntus Daniel Camp OF Confed-
crate Veterans of Warren and HALIFAX
counties, Assem- bled In their hall at
rittleton, Saturday Sept. 18th, l9oo'
psssed the following resolutions:
Whereas, North Carolina Is not
,aindtul of her duty to those who serv-
ad at her call with patriotic devotion
n the armies OF the Confederacy, and
he appropriation made by the State
= inadequate for the proper care and
s,,ooort G. her INDECENT Confederate
Teterans;
Resolved, That we petition the next
Legislature to increase the pension ap'
ncopriation to an amount sufficient &c
How each pensioner a sum not less
.hsn thirty $500 per year for the
fourth grade, and an equal increase
.or those now drawing larger pensions
on account OF total or partial inability
2. That the candidates for the Leg
,s.ature In the two counties be request
ed to consider this appropriation be
:c.ra and alter the election.
3. That copy of these resolution
IA sent TO Gen. J. S. Carr, command
i3g the North Carolina Division OF the
United Confederate Veterans, with the
request that they be published ant
distributed to all other camps in thu
state and laid before the Legislature o
IoO7
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as aomln',".
s.he estate of John Johnson oe''
I hereby notify all persons w. y
claims against the estate Of SAW -
Johnson to present them 70 y y.
payment on or before the ION ~ n
September, 1907, Or this notice .r w.
pleaded in bar Of their reco'e. ;s
persons indebted to SAID es." go,
please make immediate settielHIIoa.,
This 1lth day Of Sepiemcga,,,. INV,
8 l3-6t Adiil'''''
q % 81
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Bees Laxative Honey and Tar the
original laxative cough syrup acts as a
cathartic on the bowels. 1t is made
from the tar gathered from the pine
trees of our own country, therefore Is
the best tor children. 1t is good fol
coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough
etc. Try our free offer.
E. T. Whitehead & Co., Scotland Neck
Leggett's drug store, Hobgood.
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Can you win? You realize that to win
in anything these DAYS, requires
strength, with mind and body in tune.
A man or woman, disordered digestive
organs is not in shape Tor days work
Or a,day's play. How can they expect
to win ? Kodol For Dyspepsia contains
the digestive juice of healthy stomach
and will put stomach in shape to per-
form its important function of sup
plying the body and brain with
strength building blood. Digests what
you eat, relieves Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, Sour Stomach, Palpitation Of
the heart and Constipation. Sod by
T., r, Whitehead 4 Co.
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Notice..

Having qualified as administrative
of the estate of Henry Dixon, late OF
this county and State, this ia to notify
all persons owing said estate to make
immediate settlement of same, and al
persons having claims against sald
estate to present them to me, duly yeri
fed, within one year from this date, Oh
this notice will be pleaded In bar O
their recovery.
This September 9th, 1906.
EMMA Dixon, Admin'x.
A. P. KTCHIN, Atty. 500
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JURY LISTS.

The county commissioners in regu-
lar session Monday drew the jury for
November Superior Court which will
meet Monday, November 26th.
FIRST WEEK.
T. l.. Garner, Chas. H. Robertson,
Jack Keel, Richard Smith, J. T. Pope,
). r. Allen, H. M. Bradley, ]. L. Lewis,
W. c. Allsbrook, Charlie King, A, D,
Clary, E. 8. Jenkins, j. W. Perkins,
W. W. Hawkins, James Ivey, J. c.
Lynch, L. K. Taylor, w. II. Harrell
Thos. l.. Pender, j J. Burt, T. H. Ed
mundson, Peter Forbes, W. L. Dickens
G. V. Howell, J. S. Riddick. ]. ]
Hawkins, W. w. Wilcox, B. E. Wiley
Jr., w. NJ. White, NJ. H. Lyman, L. L
Savage, W. H. Johnston, B. f. Wynne
Z. P. Applewhite, J. B. Bell, Samue
Moore.
SECOND WEEK.
James Ellington, L. J. Bond, M
Smith. w. G. Butts, J. G. Bryant, B
B. King, w. M. Pitts, L. l.. Braswell
g. T. Underwood, J. l.. Bass, NJ. White
head, &. D. Hawkins, w. E. Smith, H
a. Pittman, S. M. Smith, W. T. Joynel
7. NJ. House, T. NJ Bachelor.
TALES JURORS FOR FIRST WEEK,
J. P. Ellen, w. B. Gotten, A. .
johnson, R. J. Madry, A. ]. Medlir
John HamilI, w. r. Barley, R. !
Fleming, E. w. Hyman, G. P. Tiller.
+. n. Kidd, w. A. Walston, Jimm
Knight, r. A. King, J. W. Harvey,
=. Pate, ]. E. Condrey, G. f. Stephel
son, E. P. Mullen, James Bradley.
TALES JURORS FOR SECOND WEEK.
j. H. Harris, w. G. King, ].
Boyle, J. J. Burgess, B. T. Fletcher,
J. Allsbrook, J. A. Carlisle, Samu
Whitehead, J. C. Stsllings, M. J. job
son, J. E. Hawkins, A. w. Threewit
4. Brinkley, J. A. Hargrove, R.
Garter, J. ?. Elliott, B. f. Parks,
l.. Howell, Thos. w. Powell, R.
Joyner.
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Resolved by the Halifax county
branch of the North Carolina division
of the Southern Cotton Association,
assembled in convention in Llttleton
September 27, 1906:
That the boards Of trade OF Norfolk,
Va, and Wilmington, N. c., be re-
quested to employ their influence and
commercial efforts to secure direct
trade with the Orient in raw cotton
and manufactured cotton products, and
that American consular agents located
at receiving ports in Japan, Corea
Manchuria and other Oriental coun'
tries be requested to use their influ
ence in the blishment OF such Tor
eign agencies for handling the cottor
product at the ports named and ship
ping the same as near as possible al
rectIy to the port OF distribution ano
consumption in the Far East, thu
avoiding waste, time AMI expense be
tween the producer and consumer.
That copy of these resolutions b'
engrossed and transmitted by the sec
rotary of this Association to the Score
tarv of State of the United States, will
the request that same be communicat
ed to our consular agents in the Orlen
and in other countries taking Amer
can raw cotton and manufactured cot
ton products, and Tor the purpose
promoting direct trade with the fore ig1
ports named.
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Notice.

Having qualified as admins .dn h.
of the estate OF Nick Artinstol ,, \.
this county and State, this "a D.
all persons owing said es'o.s '. 40.
immediate settlement ol s"p ;r.t
persons having claims sSA In,rr
estate to present them to me .t; s 5i.'
fed, within one year from Ia'I N /,
this notice will be PLEADED -
their recovery. ,dnini
DELLA HILL, Ao~ q
A. p. KITCHIN, Atty.
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True and tried friend of the family
--DeWitt's Little Early Riser. Best
for result and best take. Rosy cheeks
sparkling eyes follow the use of these
de pendable little pills. They do not
grippe or sicken. Sold by E. T.
Whitehead & Co.
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A cold is much more easily cured
when the bowels are open. Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar open the
bowels and drives the cold out OF the
system inyoung or old. sold by e. I
Whitehead e Co.
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If you have lost your boyhood
spirits, courage and confidence OF
youth, we offer you new lie, fresh
courage and freedom from ill health
Ia HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
80 cents, Tea or Tablets. E. T. White
head & Co.