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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-09

I25 10. hogs at S.. 90 per cwt.; IS
brood sOws from $40 to ST. per
head: one ,,oar, $40: l peair I ye,r
old mules. S223; one 4.vear-old
work mare, STA; IS head heiiers,
averaged SIS per head; Is feifers.
9 to benfresh soon, average $50:
corn in the crib from 81. so to 81. 40
per barrel; rick timo.hv hav AZ
$50 per ton: fodder from OTTO r.
cts. per shock; bees, $3.50 per
stand. Winchester Democrat.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-09
LAND, STOCK AND CROP

Wade Brown sold to w. NJ.
Fields. of Lincoln, fine Jack fo'
$500 also a good horse to VIM
Brown for 500.
A. G.. and J. NJ Craig sold 10 s
Morgan 3o-Ioo pound hogs
5 4 cts, and 10 J. D. Eads & Son, of
Stanford. 4o-65o pound steers at
2 Acts
Clell Coleman, of Mercer, bought
I 5000 head of beef cattle Saturday
from parties at Indianapolis. ST.
Louis and Chicago, paying az ana
81 cents for them.
Bush & Ramsey report the sale
of Mrs. n f. Chairs ON the 28th:
Two milk cows fresh, $42 and sos;
three COWS, $40, S24 and SIS; two
yearling steeri. SIS each; calves.
$I3; one buggy horse, $40; two
hogs, 81 cents. -Winchester Dem
Ocrat.
In Bourbon county Thomas Nc
Clintock & Sons sold to Thompson
& Gentry, of Lexington. thirteen
mules at $fS5 each. They also
bought five at Cynthiana, two at
Winchester, and eight at Fleming
sburg, and sold 200 sheep to Thorn.
as Duding.
Bond Bros, Of Elizabethtown,
sold 20 mules to J. w. Russell, of
Atlanta, at $24o a head. They
averaged rs hands and I,475 lbs.
in weight, The Elizabethtown
News says they were the finest
carload of mules ever shipped
from that city.
B. G. Fox shipped a load of
mules to Alabama Saturday which
were purchased in Tennessee.
There were twenty in the lot. He
also shipped to the Spartan Live
Stock Company. of Spartansburg,
S c., d car load of p big mules.
Advocate.
Baldwin Bros. bought Of Mr.. |
Riches So hogs that weighed I85
to 225 at Cts. Mr.. c. Ellis,
the gentlemanly and hustling agent |
for the American Tobacco Com
pans in Bourbon county, has up to
his time purchased over 2.oco, 900
pounds OF tobacco from the growers
in this county at from IIM to sc
Bourbon News.
Bush & Ramsey reports the sale
Of ]. J. Haggard on the 27th as
airly we'll attended. Following
ire some of the prices: One pair
l-year-cld mules, $2SI, one saddle
horse, $I35; one work horse, $o5;l
,ne pony, SIS; S head steers weight
|
zoo pounds. $50 so; 8 head steers.
weight 600 pounds, $25; heifers,
rs to $3.50; several cows. SIS to
'35: bull, 80; so ewes, S5.I5 with
ambs thrown in. -. Bush and
auctioneers, report the sale
# NJ. L Cartwright, near Bloom
ngdale on the and of March: Is
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-09

TRE London Echo says that
news received from Washington in
dicates that there will not be any
appropriation for government
building in London. We are not
surprised that the appropriation is
with held for the present, for if the
population increases in the next six
years like it has in the last six, we
fully expect the capitol of the Unit
ed States to be moved there.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-09

THE Vice President of Cuba has
resigned because he discovered that
the Office was purely ornamental.
We have never beard Of any Amer
lean vice president or any other of
fee holder resigning for that rea-
son.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-09

A GUARANTEED CnRE FOR Plies
Itching. Bliud, fileeding, Protrud-
ing Piles. Druggists are authoriz-
ed to refund money if PAzo ONT
MENTtalls to cure in 6 to II days.
soc.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-09
TO CONSERVATIVES

The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple means, after su tierimg for
several We RS with severe lung affection,
and that dread disease CONSUMPTION, is
anx Gus to make known to his fellow suffer
crs the means eff cure. To those who desire
u, he will chee,fully send free of charge) u
copy Of the prescription used, which they
vii! find sure cure for CoSsUMPTIO ON,
ASTHMA. CATARRH, BRONCHITIS and all
throat and lung MALADIEs. He hopes all
sufferers will .ry his remedy, as it is inval.
nable. Those desiring the prescription which
will cost them nothing, and may drove .
blessing, will please address, REV. EDWARD
A. WILLOW. Brooklyn, New York,
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-09

New YORK stationers are now
displaying the latest thing in mar.
rage licenses with divorce. Gu
pons attached to be clipped off as
desired.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-09

WHEN the consumer finds his
coal has risen IS cents ton, he
can conclude that an advance of ten
cents har been made to the miners.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-09

A nav ordinance providing fol-
the sale ola lighting franchise COW
ering the whole of Louisville was
introduced in the General Council
Tuesday. The rate OF prices is
fixed for each district.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-09

Representative Criggs, OF Geor
gia, was Tue Sday UNANIMOUSLY
chosen chairman of the Democratic
Congressional Campaign COMMITTEE
Charles A, awards. of Texas, was
elected secretary.
Two women became involved IN
a quarrel Tuesday in restaurant
at Midd,esboro. One drew pistol
and fired at the other. killing a
man who was playing pool IN an
adjoining room.
OASTO RI
$685. G.; :; ;, Z; 3 :; e: =
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1906-03-09
SCOtt's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil

1t will nourish and strengthen
the body when milk and cream
fail to do it. SCOTS Emulsion
: always the same; always
paIatable and always beneficial
where the body is wasting from
my cause, either in children
,r adults.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-12
ATTEMPT upon Duke.
President Of Council Of National
Defense Has Close Call.
BULLETS WHIZE NEAR
Was Engaged In Reviewing soldiers
When Leaden Messengers Of Death
Came Near to Converting
HIN Into n Corpse.

81 Petersburg. Aug IL. Grand
Duke Nicholas NichOlaievltch. presi-
dent OF the council OF national defense.
narrowly escaped assassination az the
hands Of imperial guards In the guard
camp at Krasnoye-selo.
II appears that the grand duke was
personally reviewing the maneuyers
and putting the troops through blank
firing practice when he was suddenly
startled by the wasp-like hum OF bull
lets about his head. but neither him.
self nor horse was hit The command
20 cease firing was Immediately given
and the soldiers OF the regiment from
which the bullets came were marched
back 20 quarters and an investigation
begun in the hope OF ascertaining from
the barrels Of the rifles which soldiers
fired the ball cartridges. Several ar.
rests are understood to have been
made
One Of the grand dukes aides de
camp, who. however. was not person.
ally present. advanced 20 the Associ.
ated Press correspondent the theory
that possibly the bullets were fred by
accident, but II is considered beyond a
doubt that there was plot on the
part OF a number of guardsmen, who
had deliberately planned 10 take the
grand dukes life under cover OF a gen.
eral blank cartridge firing.
III was no more an accident" said
one aide de camp. than the firing OF
a charge OF grape from the saluting
battery AT the winter palace on the
occasion OF the ceremony of blessing
the waters Of the river Neva By the
emperor a year and half ago"
This bold attempt on the grand
dukes life caused immediate change
In the plans OF the emperor, who had
arranged 20 20 20 Krasnoye-Selo and
spead tho week
II was learned that the troops were
In extended order and engaged In vol.
ley firing when the accident" oc.
Cured rendering II difficult 20 deter.
mine the regiment from which the bul.
lets came. The grand duke. surround
ed by officers and aides de camp. was
OF on one side out OF line OF the FIRE.
The affair has created a deep Inn
preston In military circles. and Is the
one topic OF conversation In the clubs
Il was definitely established that the
shots were fired by the first battalion
Of sharp shooters OF the guard. who
advanced In a rush. and while making
sham attack on an intrenehed post
tion. Fully 100 shots were fred. but
the impatience Of the oonspirators led
them 20 open FIRE az such distance as
60 frustrate their object Before the
maneuvers began all ball cartridges
were taken from the troops and oihcers
had taken the precaution 90 mske spe-
cial examination Of cartridge pbuches
Immediately before inauguranhg the
movement OF troops
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-12
APPEAL TODEMOCRATS
Chairman Of the Congressional Com.
mittee Asks All 4
TO SEND ONE DOLLAR
Grigss Requests That Each Membe
coutribute Toward Helping the
Party Secure Control Of
the Next House.

Washington, Aug 10.-Chairman
Griggs OF the Democratic congressIon.
al committee has sent out many thou.
sand circulars calling for 81 subscrip-
tions from Democrats throughout the
country. the money to be used for the
coming campaign. 10 his letter Chair
man Grlggs says
ITO All Democratic Voters: II
there ever was a time In the history OF
the Democratic party for a manifesto
tion OF loyalty and patriotism on the
part OF the members II Is right now.
II we are 10 win a victory and elect
a president two years hence We must
first elect house 0f representatives
this fall A Democratic house viii in.
vestlgate every department OF the gov
ernment. With all those honeycombed
with graft. the edges Of which have
only been touched by recent exposures
and prosecutions. there will be a reye-
lation OF rottenness that viii astound
the country and create a demand for a
Democratic administration 20 clean
the government workshop. To win the
house. we need money 10 defray legit.
innate expenses 10 get out votes. We
have no protected monopolies from
which 10 draw to fill our Golfers as do
those OF the Republican party. We
must. therefore, appeal 70 loyal Dem
ocrats for contributions.
'Will you send US 81 at once. and In
return for this We will send you cop
ie< OF our campaign literature issued
by the committee We have the thanks
OF the entire Democratic party for
your favorable response 10 our request.
Address all remittances 10 J. NJ Grlggs.
Washington. D. c."
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-12
STEAMER HIS BRIDGE.
Portion Of Latter Falls and Traffic ID
compIetely lied Up.

Duluth. MINI. Aug. 1.-THE steam.
er Troy. a package freIghter owned by
the Western Transit company. collld.
ed with a span OF the Interstate bridge
and precipitated II into the channels
on either side Of the center pier. on
which the span revolyed. Navigation
90 and from the upper harbor. the most
active portion az the head OF the
Lakes. was blocked. II is impossible
for even a tug 20 pass. Forty steam.
ers are cut on from returning TO the
lake. street railway and team traffic
between Duluth and Superior Is cut OF
and will be for some time 10 come.
The bridge Is owned by the Great
Northern railroad. The draw span was
500 feet In length and one OF the long.
est In the world.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-12
TELLER SUICIDES.
No Charges Had Been Brought Against
the Dead Man.

the Deac Man.
Chicago, Aug li.-Frank kowalski,
paying teller OF the Milwaukee Avenue
State bank. sho; and killed himself
at his hone, $40 North Carpenter
street. No charges had been brought
against him In connection with the
failure Of the bank.
The dead teller. who was about thir-
" years OF age. had been with the
bank thirteen years He begaL as OF.
flee boy. and had been promoted step
by step TO paying teller.
Criticism by neighbors and lifelong
friends who accused him Of a share
In the downfall OF the bank. Is believ-
ef TO have driven Kolawski TO his
death. For two days he had been de-
spondent. and the members OF the
family had kept close watch over
him. Friday. however. he returned
10 his home at o'clock, and while the
family was away from home. suicided.
and his dead body was found four
hours later.
The climax OF his trouble was reach
ed Thursday night when a woman
who had knwnn him for years accost.
ed him on the street and accused him
OF being responsible for the failure OF
the bank. When speaking Of the In
cident later In the evening Kowalski
complained bitterly OF the suspicious
OF his friends. and declared that un.
less his reputation was speedily clear.
ed he would take his own life.
Kowalski's relatives assert that he
was innocent OF any knowledge as 10
the mismanagement OF the bank by
President Stensland. When the bank
failed Kowalski had 800 Of his own
money on deposit In the institution,
and his immediate relatives nearly $50.
900. Had the teller known OF Stems
lands defalcations. they assert, he
would az least have notified his rela-
tlves. and would have taken his money
from the institution.
After an all days search forged
notes aggregating more than 100000
were found. and are now In possession
OF the states attorney. who will use
them In the prosecution OF the Off
cials responsible for their utterances
A statement made by Herring re-
gardlng loans made by Stensland as
banker 10 himself and the shortage
found by previous investigation. Il Is
asserted. that when final adjustment
OF the affairs Of the bank are made.
Il will be found that President Stems
lands defalcations will aggregate
nearly 100000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-12
SALT WATER SYSTEM.
San Francisco Fire Department VIII
Have Auxiliary OF This Kind.

San Francisco. Aug. IL. - The FIRE
committee has approved the recon.
mendation OF Chief Shaughnessy IA.
voring the establishment at the EARL.
est possible date OF an auxiliary salt
water system. so planned as 10 pro.
tect the business portion OF the city.
The chief urged cisterns holding at
least 100000 gallons 10 be established
on the various hills throughout the
city. Two high power fireboats are also
recommended for use on the water
front
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-12

With Cash resources aseresatine more than
S5OO,OOO.OO We prepared to handle at the
lowest rates all business entrusted to u.s.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-12
National Bank
OF BRYAN
CAPITAL
$lOO,OOO.OO
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS
$45,00O.OO

We desire TO assure our patrons of prompt atten-
ton and painstakng endeavor in the performance of
any and all services desired at our hands
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-12
AGAINST CASTRO.
General Antonio Paredes viii Plan a
Revolution az once.

New York. Aug 1.-THE Tribune
SAYS. General Paredes. who has earn
ed a reputation IN Venezuela as an
able military leader. has inst arrived
In this city from Trinidad 20 plan q
revolution against President Castro.
4 came here solely on that mis-.
sion. said the general, "and ] am san.
guine u It's success ! shall not re-
turn until have accomplished the Oh.
iect Of my visit"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-12
CHARACTER SLAIN.
Shot Officer Five Times and Latter,
Son Kills Him.

Princeton. Mo, Aug. II. - Buck"
McHargue, a notorious character. was
killed by son OF Policeman Abe
Trent after McHargue had shot the
Officer FIVE times while resisting ar.
rest Policeman Trent Is In a serious
condition
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FAULTY DIGESTION.
Quickly Skaters the Nervous System
and Should BE Given Atten-
ton at Once.

II the sufferer with weak nerves
only realized that a faulty digestion
was the chief cause of nerve ex-
haustion, a cure would be much cas-
Ter, for he would then strengthen the
digestive organs with Mi-o-na stom-
ach tablets.
A few days use of these tablets
will tone and strengthen the digestive
system SO that it will absorb all the
elements of nerve force from the
daily food, and the nerves will be
strengthened, sleeplessness will be
overcome. weakness will vanish. and
the various functions OF the body will
become natural and regular.
IL you have specks before the eyes,
are sleepless, have nervous witch
ings. headaches and backaches, if
there is nausea or distress after eat
ing. if the appetite is poor and there
is general debility and weakness. be
gin the use of Au-o-na at once, and
SOU viii soon notice marked i'm
proyemeu' iu health. n Wil Civ,
strength aud y.gor to the whole di
-es-iye system restore rhs vital fore.
and nerve energy. and impart ambi
uou strength and good spirits t0 M,
DISCOURAGED rundown and weak
You rgu u0 risk whatever boo buy
.ue N-0-uH for Hood g. CurJu liy,
un aF.o.u.. au.uuIg. WIIr .sur.
a|-.ruf HHE ..". fHa mono. win b..
refunded .r.... 10. a.. DID,. H... ...E ....
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. PERSONAL. MENTION .


sel.e c.safres u Naype vas ia
fewn TODAY
Mrs p Gray Johnson N}4itoa ia
IorsieaGa toaRN
! Z D~egaa. 81 ssa Aatnnlo is
visiting To the city
a y singleton who IS attending
la the city
Rev r. r wlans has returned
FROM savannah. Tennessee. @hcre be-
spent q month visiting hi= father
Miss Eddie Garrett III Graham
who has beaa visiting hsf coualn
Mrs J II gsE'aud has returned
home
Mrs O sims and tvo Hg'Ir chn-
dren weat 10 Dallas This morning ia
Visit hor mother Mrs S = Buc-
hsnan
Mrs Z l.. Matthews and children
of Waco, are the guests Of Mrs Mat
thews parents. 1T and Mrs S a.
Watson
Mr. and Mrs A l.. Holland aud
l!tgle daughter Of Beljyille Texas,
are guests an the home of thelr Sis
ter. Mrs " Mcknight.
Mrs. +. H. Herring aud little son
and daughter, James and Ruth, Of
Murphy ara visiting Mr. and Mrs.
pounis Newton an Ferris avenue
Rev W II Matthews returned
saturday night from Fort Worth,
where he had been conducting "a re-
viyal az Polytechnic College Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs w. \ Krohue. OF
&arF..ss.t4Ft.4
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ton elsewhere


e. P Kemble, city: c. NJ. Bell.
Bryan; H. NJ. Quinn, Waco; NJ. L.
Minter, city; c. French, Baltimore
r. w. Brown. Boston: L. e Wilson,
Dallas, II. Harrison, Dallas; T. Y.
Leslie, ST Louis; p 5. Cargile. Mt.
Pleasant Texas; john h. Spencer
Waco; f. J. Howay, Detroit; J. NJ
Hooper, Ennis; W. II. Anderson
Kerens, w. S. Robinson, Ennis; l.. A.
McCaslaud. Fort Worth. 5. c. Har.
Vey, Chicago, A. H. Mayer, Boston
Fred Mower. Gertrude Perry. Julia
Bachelor Mary Nilburn. Everett
Hassall, New York, u. l.. Dockum
torsiCaua, Geo Hogge. Ennis. II
O Neal Ennis Joe Cooke. New York
S.. u. Anderson, city, =. ID. Preston
ST. Louis W ~. Teachworth. Ennis
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VI, IA n T. Rates

Dallas and return $500 Account
State |a.r Dates ot aa.a mouiu-
of O.. 10. -l,1 limit date 9f sale
Hn. GOOD pu Flyer
u."Hs and return SluH-Ngc0uu.
r. Hair Dates ot sale Orf i- POO
40 Inclusive. lImir 1870 days follow
n. t.f. af elIc nut good nu Flyer
H.U.s aud return $3.50 Account
sur. fHlr Dates uf HI. p.. I- u
go Inclusive. iu.. o.. -F Those
....e. 4re H0r r1ad aU EHrr
d. DBL PADDOCK. Agent
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LOCAL NEWS.

Fewer Gallons Wears Longer
Deyaa
s~~ Il ~ Nc,oums for rirr and
tornado Insurance II
Map paper for jhe school children
az The Daily Light office Il
WORK on tba iuiururban survey
between this gity and Dallas was ~
sHmed This morning
refslmmous are getting ripe and
passuus wlll soou be rat enough 10
bake vith swegt potatoes
IN The organization of a state bank
at Paris G Siddous. formerly Of
this elty waa elected secretary.
Folcy's Kidney Cure will cure any
case OF kidney trouble that f. not he
Tund medical aid Il " Fearis
Tho +. S. Crouk CO. is headquar.
ters for all Kinds o. garden hose
Prices right Both phones No 50 Il
Clifton Hall aud Emma Dokes, col
ored were married ia the courthouse
this morning by County Judge Haw-
kius
Just received, fine line Of schrafft's
box candies We are exclusive agents
for this line Fine chocolates and
homemade candies Williams q
Noselcy II
You can get u beautiful hand
painted medallion with a nice dozen
pictures Give me a trial and YOU
viii be pleased. Mrs. c. f. Jackson.
photographer. If
\ Fort Worth and Denver train
passed through the city this morn
Ing bearing Colorado Knights OF Ply
lhias, who were returning home from
the national meeting at New Orleans.
Mrs A b. Small will entertain
Thursday afternoon for Miss Annie
Mae Erwin the November bride The
personnel of the party will be limited
to the guests of Miss Erwins an
nouncement luncheon.
AL II Wilson and company ar
rived in the city this morning from
Dallas to fill an engagement at the
opera house tonight. The offering
will be Metz in the Alps. The ad-
vance sale of tickets is heavy.
Prof. Ray Burford will be the at
traction at the Main Street rink
Thursday. Friday and Saturday nights
of this week. If you want to see
some fancy skating don't miss seeing
Mr.. Burford Admission 10 cents.
The Austin College male quartette
is now on its second annual tour of
the state. and will give concert in
Waxahachie, at the Sims Library,
Thursday Oct. %, at s O'Clock D m.
No lover of good quartette music
should miss this treat. II
DR.. j. w. Tildon, formerly princi-
pal of the Oak Lawn colored school
of this city, has returned from Chi
cago, where he graduated from the
Illinois Medical College Dr. Tildon
taught school in Waxahachie for
period of seventeen years, and has
many friends among both the white
and colored people. He has not yet
decided whether he will practice medi
cine in Waxahachie or seek a loca-
ton elsewhere.
Considerable complaint has come
from patrons of the opera house be-
cause of so much noise in the bal
cony during the performance. The
hOoting of hoodlums is very annoy
ing TO those people who desire to hear
what the people on the stage have to
say. Another nuisance that should
be abated is the practice of boys in
the balcony throwing paper balls on
the audience below. The manage
ment cannot hope to have a good at
tendance unless better order is main
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AUSTIN COLLEGE QUARTETTE.
sherman Musical Organization That
Is in Demand Everywhere.

Sherman Register. Aug. Is. 1906
The Austin College Quartette has
met with splendi4ssuccess this sum
mer, having besFf on the road most
personnel 1This musical organiza-
ton, OF w/th the college and faculty
are JUS proud. are. first and sec
1hd O o. Touchstone and c. NJ
JeL kr and first and second ten
T. Touchstone and c, H.
buriug the summer the quartette
+ sung at San Antonio. Kerrville,
CaCo. Clifton, Valley Mills. Van Al
kiyne, Mckinney and Gainesville
FThey have been very successful, in
fact. so much so that they have press
ing invitations 10 return at any time
that they can They have now start
ed Off on an iunery that will keep
them engaged until the opening of
college. covering as if does the
towns of Abilene. Colorado City. Suy-
dar stamford. Albany. Sweetwater,
Nluera. Wells. Weathertord. then
bag. FOB Mineral Wells for Sept q
and
Eu-ag-meuls have been made for
aU winter which the boys viii full
rim .u conjunction with their college
wort. using their vacations iu fhis
u.r.. work. "a
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In most eases consumption results
from a neglected or improperly treat
ed cold. Foley's Honey and Tar
cures the most obstinate coughs and
prevents serious results 1t costs
you no more than the unknown prep
arations and you should insist upon
having the genuine In the yellow
package b w. Fearis
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ewnatsv wse rrerk 90 aasN
ghen@@ 90 III
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FOR RENTING or three rooms,
comfortable and convenient. Mrs.
NJ. Lay, 313 East Marvin. II
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FOR SALE Some second hand bug
gies. phaetons and surries; all in
good repair. Also one special order
Hyues rubber tire road wagon This
job will go at "a bargain c. \. An
deIsOu. "A
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LOST Twenty pound weight and
strap, Return TO Reymullers Paint
Store. 70