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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-08

After an absence of about twenty years, the roller skates craze has re- turned and is sweeping the country. Pine Bluff included.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-08
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
County Ticket.

County judge-James Gould. Sheriff-Mason Philpot. County clerk-Jesse R. Core. Circuit clerk-Edgar Brewster. County treasurer-John H. sheiDy' Assessor-L. T. Sallee. Coroner-R. D. McGaughy. suryeyor-Joe B. White. Renresentatives- J. Hunt, w. D. Pinney. Alex H. Rowell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-08
Daily Grapbic.
Published by THE ADAMS PRINTING eo" Office 300 West earraque.
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

Entered at Postofice at Pine Bluh' Ark. as second class mall matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
TWO ARMIES OF FORTY
THOUSAND IN WAR PLAY
American Officers Attend I'm
yelling of a Monu-
ment.

LIEGNITZ. PRUSSIA. September
Two armies. each Of 5000 men. began
tonight the task Of working out a theo-
Fetical problem OF war under the personal
supervision 81 Emperor william
The local convention OF the various
commanders and their general ohiecttvcs
have been communicated in confidence 10
the newspaper correspondents as a KEY
10 the operations. but are not for publ
cation until Wednesday.
A state of war began this evening, aud
over this historic region. associated with
the glory Of Frederick the Great. and
the disasters Of the Napoleonic period
troops are detraining
The Blue Army. under General Won
Lindequist il coming from tho north To-
engage the Red forces, commanded by
General Won Woyrich. which are lyinr
somewhere between here and the Aus
trian frontier.
The Emperor, with his numerous for
eign guests, Is spending the night at
Bresiau and Will start for the field Of
the manoeuvres AZ o'clock to-morrov,
morning. The American officers who are
90 witness the nanOeuvres with Frnperor
william and Empress Augusta Victoria
took part IN the field religious service
held in the public square NJ Breslau this
morning and afterwards witnessed tha
unwilling Of monument 10 Karl Won
Clauzvitz, tho great German general.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
OPENING GUN Of THE
BAL TIMORE JUBILEE
Praise Service in Churches and
the Streets Illumi-
mated.

BALTIMORE. MD. September 9-The
jubilee celebration and homecoming week
IN commemoratiou Of the recovery Of
Baltimore from the big fire commenced
to-day with praise services in the Vart-
Gus churches
lo-nlNht me downtown sections OF the
city is brilliantly Illuminated. and tho
streets are crowded with slghtse-rs
The celebration win continue throughout
the wetsS. and include narede- athi.ti,.
events and "a mask carnival.
Tile military parade. ON Tuesdav will
he participated i'm by baualious of ma
rines from the cruiser Newark and from
companies in Annapolis. Washington and
League Island. and by militIamen from
Richmond and Norfolk. I'm addition 90 the
state organizations
Secretary OF the Navy Bonaparte will
review the parade
The chief entertainment of the seet,
viii be the monster Industrial parade. on
Wednesday,. From present Indications
there VIII h. AZ least thirty thousand
men n line
Already there are several thousand Wis
itors ia the city. and Il is expected that
The number Will bee largely augmented
during the week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
BUSINESS IN MEXICO.
Fifty Millions in Coined Silver
Imported

CITY OF MEXICO. September Q
During the fiscal year ended June 3nth.
the total expectations or the country
amounted 90 S27i 13S. so. against S20S SEQ ,5l
200 the previous fiscal year n gain OF
N2.6lS 357.
Imports amounted 10 SD. 65I.e74. against
Sl1S24 q62 an increase 81 81. 446II2
Nearly So 00. 80 in coined silver was
exported and some SIS. IN. on new gold
was imported IN the readtustment of the
currency.
Exports Of merchandise i'm the fiscal
year increased by s2.74i.9l9
The foreign trade of the country is on
sound basis. and the customs collec-
lions large
During the fiscal year the United states
took OF Mexican exports $3.50. 0IOO12. Great
Jiritain. Nl 6l2. S7S: Germany. N0523.16;
France SsOi0279
Mexico imported from ne United States
90 the amount Of ti45 I'm .3i2. from Ger
many. f20N45V. from Great Britain
So24. e4S. from France. Si63yy. e71
All sums are IN Mexican standard cure
rency. the unit being one-half American
dollars gold
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
SENSATIONAL AFFAIR.
Legislator Cut to Pieces by Hus-
band of Woman He Was With.

PTTTSBURG. PA. September 9-I.au,-
renee Il Cook. member OF the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature from the Fourth Dis
publican party yesterday. was today
perhaps fatally stabbed by Andrew Mac
MILAN. "A Justice OF the peace and one
Of the wealthy residents OF Carnegie
Cook who became famous during the
last Legislature for being the author Of
the Greater Pittsburg bfll is alleged TO
have been celebrating HE denomination
lie met Mrs. Macmillan and the two
went 10 a house IN Lawn Street While
they were in the room MILAN burst
open the door and engaged in struggle
with cook. During the battle Cook was
stabbed number Of times and Is now
in a critical condition in the Mercy Hos
pital while Macmillan r. IN the Oakland
Police station held without bail
Macmillan VIII saw little concerning the
affair. beyond claiming that when his
suspicious were confirmed he was justi-
fed IN what ne did
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
DOCTOR DESPAIRED
Nnaemie Woman Cured 81 Or. Williams
Pink Pills Recommends the Pills
70 Al Others Who Suffer.

Anaernia Is just the doctors name for
bi""di"ssuess br Williams Pink pitts
cure aHaefnia as food cures hunger
They cured Mrs Thomas J. AicGunn ~
u Lincoln Place. Plainneld. X J.. who
says.
In tho sfTins u 1903 1 ala my usual
mousse cleaning. and soon afterward I
began TO have the most terrible head
aches My heart would beat 80 irrogu-
iary that II was painful, and there came
n morning when I could not get up. Ny
doctor said had anaennia and he was
surprised that had continued 20 live
In the condition / WINS IN. 1 was con-
nned 20 my bed for nearly two months.
tho doctor coming every day for the FIRST
few weeks. but did not improve 70
amount 10 anything. Altogether 7 was
SICK Tor nearly two years. I was az weak
as a rag. had headaches. irregular heart
beats. loss Of appetite. cramps in the
limbs. and was unable 20 get "a good
nights sleep Ny legs and feet were
80 swollen that I feared they would
burst
Before very long after tried Dr.
Williams Pink pills I felt change for
the better I have taken about twelve
boxes and although I was an near the
grave as could be. / now feel As n !
had new lease OF life have no more
headaches the heart beats regularly.
my cheeks are pink and feel ten years
younger feel that I have been cured
very cheaply and I have recommended
the pills TO lots Of my friends
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold Sy all
druggists. or viii be sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price. 90 cents per box. six boxes
81 80. by the Or williams Medicine Co
Schenectady. ~. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
PROMINENT MAN CUT
THROAT WITH RAZOR

CHICAGO September S.-Clarcnca u
Wooster. vice- president Of the People $
Gas. Light and Coke Company. commit
ted suicide at his home to-day 10y cut
ting his throat
Wooster was prominent IN club and 500
cial circles lie is supposed TO have been
insane when Dee killed himself About
three weeks ago he suffered from heat
prostration. and during the last Few DAYS
he has been under special care Of ply
scians. This morning ne entered the
bathroom and a moment later his valet.
who had been instructed t. keen watch
over him. heard him fan
When the valet opened the door Of the
bath room he found MT Wooster lying
on the floor dying. with a deep cash in
hts throat and a razor lying at his side
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
Yields Copper and Glass.

TLOoMINGToN. I'LL. September -
Announcement IS made from time %
time that some person has discovered the
lons-iost method nf welding copper hut
Subsequent tests have shown that the
process is faulty in ono respect or an
other.
Edward Snn. of Lee county. saws
That after experimenting for three years
D." bees learned the secret. not only II
welding copper, but glass as well. lost
Tor centuries. The invention n sue
cess. vii enable an telephone telegraph.
electric light and trolley companies -
weld fh"ir copper wire instead Of brazing
IT, Broken panes 81 plate glass can also
h" welded. saving heavy loss I'm that di-
rcction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
BLOODY ENCOUNTER.
Mexican Soldiers Shoot Down
Peacemaker.

VERA CRUZ. MEXICO. September e
As a result Of a quarrel between two
men in the barracks 81 the ruraIes here
one man is dead and three others I'm
jur-d. Corporal Manuel Teulet inter
posed FOR the purpose OF separating the
belllgeTents and was shot I'm the head
and Instantly killed
While ne was lying on the grOund the
fight continued IN great fury until both
OF the comhatants fell wounded An
other guard. who undertook 10 separate q
the mon. received a dangerous wound In
the breast
gendarme named SiluR finally dis
armed the men and placed them under
arrest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
SHORT LEAF PINE IS
RULED OUT OF MARKET
Will Have the Effect Of Shutting
Down Many
Mills.

MACON. GA. September "A nunrner
Of lumber men IN this city to-day in
conference declared thar the ruling out
OF short-leaf pine lumber IN Northern and
Eastern cities has caused millions Of feet
or lumber 10 be piled up In those cities
yhsaleaDie even at s. TO $ per thousand
Feet under regular prices As a conse-
quehce at least one thousand mills in
Georgia. Alabama and Florida are AFFECT
cd many OF which Will close unless there
Is revocation OF the ruling
Il Is believed here the drastic measure
Is In the interest OF pine manufacturers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
Tobacco BAN Burns

CARTERSVILLE. VA. September g.
A tobacco barn belonsing t. Air. Henry
Holman. near Cartersviile. was destroyed
ny fire az am early hour Saturday AZ
ternoon The building was "a large one.
and was ulied with green tobacco jus:
cut.
IRE had been made under the tobacco
and the house caught from g. The
loss 70 MI. Holman SIS probably four 90
hve hundred dollars and ro Insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
Postal Official Drowned.

PENSACOLA FLA September o.
Inspector Frank VoFea ~ the Post
once Department. was drowned at
Bayou Grande five miles from hero to-
dav
Tic wae out catching crabs with party
Of friends and stepped into a hole On the
Bayou BEING unable to swim the strong
uudertow carried hlnr away before as
sistancc could reach him. Nogcs's home
is IN Shawnee. Okla. where ne leaves n
widow and a son. The body was re-
covered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
NOlley's School for Boys

iO7 North Pine Street,
Opens Monday sept. "a. 1905. Prepares
boys FOR colleges and universities School
house well ventilated ami fitted up with
modern Improvements. filtered water etc.
Catalogues ~ book stores
For further particulars. address the
Principal at Ashland tu sept 18th
G. NJ Motley
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
The Glebe School,

4f9 West Grace street.
JUHiUS E. LEIGH. Head Master.
The fifth term will begin Wednesday.
September 10. 1905 Prepares boys TO-
colleges and universities. Primary de
partment f1r mall boys
Terms; 800 per year: ore-half payable
on entrance and one-half payable Feb
ruary 1st ensuing
Address 2O2 West Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
GOOD ATTENDANCE
HANOVER MEETING
Considerable Business Transacted
and Some Fine Sermons
Preached.
UNION SERIOUS MATTER
More Active and Vigorous Work
Among the Colored
Children.


ARVONtA. VA. September West
Hanover Presbyt.ry held ta usual fan
meeting at Trinity Presby terrain Church.
New Canton. tais week There was a
e"od attendance of tso ministry OF the
ris hytery. and not few elders There
was $50 considerable business transacted,
ti % s'fne Very fine sermons were preach
Cd one feature Of the meeting Was
tae elegant dinner served on the grounds
@n- the presence or large congreea tions
% prosperous and woI-dresseo people
lne pr-suytery was opened with ser
mon ty lr George l. Petrle. pastor OF
tle PreshJ terrain Church. OF CharIottes-
vale AZ usual. Dr Petrie's sermon was
remarkably fine one. and created not
" ffue comment. Other ministers who
4. srhed were Dr. James Moray. pastor
GO the college Church. Hampton Sidney
it'N Carl Matthews. pastor Of tho
h"p'dan and Orange churches. Rev. J.
Painter. ~ AlhemaTle. and Rev J Il.
Davis. - Cumberland All the services
".fe v-N attended and the singing was
particularly COOL
hrticles Of Agreement.
AS 90 the matter ~ articles OF agree
urrt wlicl seek to bring ahout "a closer
nuf.f u'f"e-u fte Northern and Southern
tt..'t t.ritu churches. poo action WA
tnfer. tH" members present consider .rr
'i.- matter 600 serious one fDr imfDe-
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'.s Ht Tr'r .Ftfr. n- go .rA ffts should
.
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-.a,. ain t.. '..''
l...I.g o.. '.v "l'''''-
'''7 '' me p"It
.@ ii'"f '"iE. IL
% - some oi a."
''"'N''f- ''e 4reshstery that
' III TIME before the
"" '''nr he- are
"' one
l'if Ai"i fra fn ar-" paper
- Gee COMMITTEES "n sabbath
"Ai fe '-ni.."riei more active.
VIGOROUS H"rk among tie ceior"d
..'''n WITHIN the bounds 80 the preq-
some "f fn" most Intelligent
'"i N'+.-rni.-i 80 ft' young women n
''t ifrsoFtfry pave already begun tle|
work. ann rf~ anxious 90 e-f tle sup
" - ''' ''r' u tris work
nome MISSION committee.
IT," chairman 90 tae Home Mission
committee. Rev. 'arl s Matthews. uhol
"t- ALSO moderator nf tle rrcshvter,
..ir ru-' .r.Nlrs aging report ~ tIe
work being dome. AND gave some inter
'-fire statistics
There nn- fertv-fnur churches within
tie bounds 90 the rreshyterv with D lc-
members lil elders ans 1u9 dcaoone
l..r- are nineteen ministers I'm the pres
tg-ert % which t.ree arc i7l..rlue with
o1t fH" bounds - the Ur-rpytsry fvo
ar- without charge ANA ono is "a foreign
ri-~lnnar, There are corsid.-.hl.
HHt 80 vacant CHURCHES 80. TIE pros
.rf.rs SOME ~ which have consfta.r.l.I.
n'r.. Fr-tir and Influence
i-t i.Hurrer ? Jones was allowed az
tue lasr SPRING meeting ~ pra-il terry TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
McGuire's University School

opp. Monroe Park. Richmond Va
Forty second session begins sept r. Fre-
porcs flr college. Universities ana rrcani-l
Schools. Full corps ~ experienced university
men as teachers q Upper School Lover school
for small boys with separate study hall and
instructors. under Immediate supervision II
the principal Catalogue az book stores or ~
mail Principal at North Beividere after
September 1rn.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE Ir. princioaL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
Miss A. T. DANIEL


viii resume her
CLASS FOR GIRLS SEPTEMBER c7th
All English branches .yiU b. taught Lit
ernture ana History Glasses FOR Ladies viii
b SIN November l-t Circulars .t book stores
Address -U- West Grace Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
Brings His Little Boy.

Sometimes Roth brings LIS little boy
with HIM and holds him on hts Knee
while they talk 20 the dead wife and
mother lie always goes away looking
bright and happy-an omluous sort OF
happiness that distresses his friends.
Mrs Roth was Della Irene kuoades
daughter % Squire Khoades, and re-
garded as the hancsom--t girl in Potts
town Size was also One ~ the bright
est and most winning girls. Her horse
mansh.p was famous. and u was signin-
cant that the children OF Pottstown loved
her as well as AN tine heaUX OF thc
place Children rarely go wrong I'm their
affections.
Among au hor admirers there seemed
10 be only one "a ON Della cared for par
ucuiarly, young VII Roth. OF itne ng
Rocks BE was big, strong. STEADY. .
faithful fellow. whose one object ia life
seemed u Doe a. marry Dcil7 khoades-
They were married two years ago and
went to- housekeeping Ga Franklin Street
Mrs Roth was nineteen then. and her
husband not much older. Everybody
wished them well. for there was nobody
in Pottst0.u wAl dtd no. admire thcn
and love ,l.etr :or their drvotiD1 = each
other.
As hushahi and wife. thes were quite
a deeply In love and attentive To each
others wishes aS they We're when sweet
hearts The ueisht ors would say with a
laugh.
.Il.l vou ever see such a Lovely dov-y
young couple ass WW Roth ana his wife2
one would think they would he-in 10 get
used 10 each other by this time. but
tD.s De- just like pair of love smitt"u
children yet
When 'he oaby came It seemed as
thouA. au extra portion ~ affrctlo. came
with him, Tor certainly the devotion be
tween Nj and airs. Roth vac not lessen
ed rho least
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
IS HAPPY BESIDE
WIFE'S COFF IN
Takes His Little Son 10 Laugh
and Chat ~ His Mothers
Bier.
KEEPS HER BODY UNBURIED
Friends Cannot Prevail ON Him
to Put His Loved Clay Endcr
the Earth.

POTTsTOwN. PA. September s-Fot
nearly TWO weeks W H X Roth.
young engineer at. the water works. has
been keeping constant watch. day and
night. at the CONN OF his beautiful wife.
who died Of "a fever on August 27th
There never was such case before iu
PoWstown, and everybodys heart goes
out to Roth. lie attends 10 bis work
every day and appears 10 be cheerfai
and brave. but whenever he can steal
away from the water works he hurries
20 the undertaken shop. where his wife s
body lies. always going through the fields
where the oid-fashiored flowers grow that
SHE used 10 love.
He arrives at the undertaker's with an
armful Of these fragrant blossoms, kisses
the white face IRA the coffin aud says.
Here aye some yellow daisies. Della,
dear I just found the nnest lot of them
down by the pasture whore you spraiued
your ankle that day. They re very much
prettier this year than they were last.
Shall ] put them ia your hair. dear2
There. that looks fine. Isn't she beai-
tiful. Mr. Wilson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
Dazed by His Loss.

Airs Roth had been il only q few days
when she died. Her uspnnd didn't seem
g. be able 90 realize that the time OF
parting had come. In "a sort of daze De
lct theur go ahead and make preparations
Tor the funeral and when II was sug-
eested that the body he emhalmcd. he
answered mechanically;
- es"
The funeral was set for the THURSDAY
follow INK Mrs. Roth's death Her hu--
band had put ~ on as long as possible
put 40 last they took the matter out OF
his hands entirely stu in a daze Roth
rode behind the hearse 10 Mount Zion
Cemetery where the grave had been pre-
pared
he stood beside the mound - earth and
gazed with displeasure into the excava-
tion. bur hc said nothing while the CONN
was being lowered and while the minis
ter was saying the last benediction hut
when the first shoveiful Of earth fon lrou
the coffin with "A hollow thump he start
ed. gasPed and turned pale as morning
mist
Stop" he said holding out one tren-
bling hand. Il can't stand IT, IT'S
not right Della doesn't want 10 be
there and ! can't have her all covered
uu with earth. Take her cur AGAIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
The Richmond Training School

!9r htndersartnera viii open OCT. LIST at IA W
Main 81. Two years course IN Froehers theory
snc prsctice Special courses in DraWtnE sing
ing Physical culture
ALICE \. PARKER. Principal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-10
Still Her Fond Lover.

The undertaker's men hesitared
Take her out, 7 say. or I'm DO IL nv
seIf'' ''''
They obeyed The coffin Was drawn ,,r
out Of The grave. put Into tho hearse
again and taken To the undertaker's shop
The minister and the undertaken talked
o. Roth very seriously
Your wife must be put away sonr.-
where. they said. The laws ~ the land
won't permit YOU To keep her after she IL
dead d"
Don't use that word"' exclaimed Roth
vincine AS though they had struck him
II u build a little house for Della I'm the
cemetery vault they Will call IL. I will
build 4 after my own design SO mar 7
can 60 10 see Della every day. and let
her know that 7 love her as much as
ever did She always did get SO dread
fully lonely III she was by herself and II
J take flowers 90 her every day " Will
please her. I'm sure
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-16
Vol. ~. No. 4

With this number of the Graphic we
commence the fourth volume. Tue
last year has been fairly prosperous
and with our present income Continues
we can publish the Graphic for forty
years, and pay all our bills promptly.
We are grateful indeed to the public
for the patronage that we have recei.
we'd, and will do our best to deserve all
that comes to US in the future.
Our job work more than doubled what
we expected during the winter months
and there has been steady increase of
patronage along that line. We have
recently added TO our job department
several fonts OF new type. and shall
add more next month.
We are starting out on the new vol
ume with the prospect of hard work
and close application TO business: but
in the publication of a weekly paper
we never look for a soft snap.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-16
Luckiest Man in Arkansas.

'1'm the luckiest man in Arkansas, &"
writes H. l.. Stanley, of Bruno, "since
the restoration of my wife's health af-
ter five years Of continuous coughing
and bleeding from the lungs; and / owe
my good fortune to the worlds greatest
medicine, DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, which know from
experience will cure consumption il
taken in time. My wife improved with
first bottle and twelve bottles COM
pleted the cure" Cures the worst
coughs and colds or money refunded.
At all druggists. SOC and 500. Tria
bottle free.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-16
A Whole Hearted Entertainment.

Mrs. Irvine has certainly done the en-
tertainment act this week, and II has
been a hearty" entertainment from
first to last. Whist was the game We'd
nesday afternoon, thirty ladies being
present. Hearts were trumps.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with hearts, and all the refreshments
sandwiches, cakes etc. were all of cor.
responding shape. Even the ices were
served in red heart shaped cups. And
the prizes were of the same form.
On the evening Of the same day thir-
ty-six young people were entertained
with whist and finch. Decorations.
refreshments and prizes same as in the
afternoon.
Mrs. Irvine will entertain about thirty
ladies' this afternoon at finch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-16
A. O. U. W, Bali.

On Washington's birth day occurs the
sth annual mask ball Of the A. o. u. w.
and don't you forget it. Fair women
and brave men, and lots of them, have
already .menced the application Of
joint oil and foot dope to their respect
i've understandings" resolved to do
the light fantastic on that occasion il
they never do it again. The Deming
children are preparing to sing, on the
22d. that old hymn, commencing:
"There'll be a hot old time in town
to night"
The United Workman are preparing
for the crowd, the crowds are preparing
to go, and no order better knows how
to entertain them than the A. o. u, w.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-16
A Modern Miracle.

Truly miraculous seemed the recov-
cry of Mrs. Mollie Holt of this place, I"
writes j. o. Hooper, Woodford, Tenn,
"she was so wasted by coughing up
puss from her lungs. Doctors declared
her end so near that her family had
watched by her bedside forty. eight
hours; when, at my urgent request, DR..
Kings New Discovery was given her,
with the astonishing result that i'm
provement began and continued until
she finally completely recovered, and
is healthy woman to-day" Guaran-
teed cure for coughs and colds. Soc and
81. at all druggists. Trial bottle free.