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n SHCRED HERITAGE.

JTEALTF is a heritage 50 sacred and precious that no
IL one can afford to experiment with it by making
Of cheap, give away, trial bottles Of medicine Of
unknown composition. When invalid, weak, nervous
woman takes Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription she knows
exactly what she using By reading the list Of is in
gradients as printed on its bottlewrapper and afCsfca
sd aofd oath being full and correct She will see that
it contains no alcohol no narcotics other harmful habit
forming drugs and that only pure gycen extracts OF native
American medicinal roots which have received the highest
praise from the most eminent medical men OF this country
as remedies or womans ailments into its composition.
Dr. John Fye in ECLECTIC MEDICAL REVIEW says Of
Unicorn root niai DIoia which is OF the chief in
gradients Of Dr. Pieroe's Fayorte Prescription
"A remedy which nvariable acts a uterine invigor
ator makes for normal activity OF the entire repro
ductiye system In lieonas have medicament which
more fully answers the above purpose than any other drug
with which am acquainted He continues I'm the treat
meut Of diseases peculiar to is seldom that case
is seen which does not present some indication for this
remedial agent DR. Fyfe goes to point out some OF the
symptoms and morbid conditions in the cure Of which
Unicorn root especially eoacous among these he men
tons pain or aching in the back with pelvic catauh weak
conditions Of the womany organs dependency aud lr,abi
y of temper arising from chronic disease OF the organs dis
tncty feminine amenohGa suppressed or absent monthly
periods arrangements Of digestive organs, dragging
sations in extreme lower part Of abdomen and kindred
symptoms
This Helonias or Unicorn root is mos, faithfully rep
resented by Dr. Pieccs Favorite Pres which is rich
in its medicinal principles Not les aportant, in Dr.
Pieces estimation for the Of womans peculiar weak
neses and diseases are Golden Seal root Blue cohosh root
Black Cohosh root and Ladys Slipper root all OF which
enter into the "Fayoriie Prescription
Prof Finley Ellingwood ". D. Of Bennett Med Col
lege Chicago says OF Golden Seal root 1T is import
ant remedy in disorders Of the womb In all catarrhal con
dions and general enfeebement is useful Prof John
NJ Scudder " D. saws OF Golden Seal 1T is 'Ris05zly
regarded as hr tonic in all debated states Professor
Bartholow Of jefferson Med College says Of Golden Seal
valuable in uterine hemouhage bleeding menoTrhagn
,aooding and congestye dysmenorrhra painful monthly
per,ods).p OF Black Cohosh Prof. John King, W. d.,
Author Of Woman and Her Diseases in dysmenor
rhra painful periods surpassed BY no ether drug
After reading the above who doubt that DR. Pierce
has compounded his Prescription from the mos, valuable
agents known to medical science for the Of those chronic
diseases peculiar to women for which be recommends IN
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and ucul n 's membership AN the SUR
NiyoH Boo l'HH and adjoining states and
territories.
AufOMObIIE LINE TO LAKE.
J.. e.. Snow ~ tnn Utah Automobile Co.
of salt Lake came dow" Saturday with %
l2-ps-sencer uldsmou'a wagonrtte The
FIRST of Zinc 20 Doe Iln between Provo
and tho lake this sumus. Tho line will
also make canyon trips and la used Tor
excursions o. other points n Interest An
initial tHp WAS made 20 rho lake with
Msyur Frisby and other prominent elite
zous AS passengers Saturday evening.
GARDEN CITY NOTES
The speakers az the tabernacle go ester
DAY were Elders Elders Alfred OsmHrd
trd " !. Pratt
r l. Kelly. ihe man who passed
worthless check q 4 American Fork enter
ed plea ~ guilty Saturday Boo Justice
Hunters court and was fined No which
DO Will serve out in the county i8il keli.
FIRST gave his name sr Wilson. but DE-
states Kcllt Us his r.eht name
SATURDAY. evening Manage Sum of fhr
electric company lighted Academy avenue
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from The bank corner 20 the depot on bis
own Noluou, after The lights have been
out FOR about q Hoek owing 10 the dis
agreement between the cts ana the cleo
lIl' company as to price Of lights. M
Nunu gives as reason that he thought
ne street ought to De- lighted.
Doe county commissioners have discon.
u'r'c1 The Bei Telephones used by the
county 900 the company falling to remove
them after being notified so tl 90 0n ac-
count ~ a disagreement as 90 the price
io h' paid hv ihe county FOR the use u
The phones
AT me sunday school Tr0n meeting
H'id Yesterday fhe question Uf the sunday
schools celebrating ne Twenty fourth
was considered. lf was decided that cele-
ura'nns should Boo held in the several
I wards The thought prevailed that by
holding ward celebrations more of the
children would have an opportunit, 70
take part. Some NJ tho wards may unite.
however. this being Ien 10 the decision
of tho -IpnrUt.rdcHts
An adi0uur meeting n fhe citizens 10
arranF' fnr .0lehrat'on 0f The Fourth
viii Boz h'Id BOO ihH courthouse Tuesday
evening 4t 3 o'clock
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passages, throat, bronchia OF the stomach bowels
bladder other pelvic organs Scarcely less valuable than
the properties Of Golden Seal in curative way are the
several medicinal principles extracted from Stone root
Queen root Black Cherybark Boodroot and Mandrake
root all Of which tremendously blended with triple
refined gycerine in Golden Medical Discovery
In the cure OF scroulous sWellings enlarged glands
open eating ulcers old sores the Golden Medical Dis
covery" has performed the marvellous cures In cases
Of old sores, open eating ulcers it is we'll to apply the
open Dr. Perces Al.Heang Salve which possesses
wonderful healing potency when used as an application to
the in con junction with the Of Golden Medical
Discovery a blood cleansing constitutional treatment
II your druggist don't happen to have the "A Heaing
Save in stock you can easily procure by inclosng fifty
four in postage stamps Dr. R. " Pierce 663 Main
Street Buffalo N V, and it will come to YOU by return
post Most druggists keep it well the Golden Med
ical Discovery
=
Do not expect too much from the use Of Dr. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t will not work miracles II
will not consumption in its advanced stages No med
icine will Nor is the Discovery" so good for a sudden
attack OF acute cough but for the lingering obstinate hang
on-ooughs accompanying catarrhal throat laryngeal and
bronchial affections il most eicacious remedy In
cases accompanied with wasting Of flesh nghsweas weak
stomach and poor digestion with faulty assimilation and
which, if neglected apt to lead to consumption the Dis
covey has proven wonderfully successful in eectng
DR. Pierces Pleasant Pellets cure biliousness sick and
bilious headache dizziness cosveness constipation Of
the bowels loss Of appetite coated tongue stomach
windy beching heartburn pain and distress after eating
and kindred arrangements OF the liver stomach and bowels
Put M in glass vas tightly corked therefore always fresh
and reliable They regulate invgorate and cleanse the
liver, stomach and bowels
a good medical book, written in plain English and free
from technical terms valuable work for frequent con-
sutation Such work is Dr. Pierces Common Sense Med
ioa Adviser in plain English, Medicine Smpifed It's
book Of zoos pages prousey illustrated with wood cuts
and coored plates 1t given away although formerly
sold in cloth binding for so Send Fl cents in oneoent
stamps TO pay for cost Of mailing only for papercovered
COPY. addressing Dr. R. v Pierce, Buffalo n. " or 81
cents for an elegantly cothbound copy 1t gives over 400
prescriptions for the treatment Of acute ard chronic
ailments
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DENVER TRAVELLER I'LL.
Joseph Langden Stricken With Sudden
Ailmcnt In Reed Hotel

Ogden, June ia commercial ira
veler named Joseph Langden from
Denver was taken seriously III yester-
day az the Reed hotel and some doubts
are entertained Of his recovery He
arrived In ogden Saturday afternoon.
and rented a room AT the Reed hotel
appearing 10 be IN good health. He
spent the evening around the city
and retired quite late at night. He
suffered a severe pain I'm his head and
bis left side was partially paralysed.
THE hotel management observed that
ne had not left his room during the
day, and went 20 inquire why he did
not He tried 10 get up and unlock
the door, hut fell to the floor. The door
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You can't afford to accept any secret rostum Of I'm.
known composition and OF questionable merit as a subs
te for this professionally endorsed and me.tesed remedy
OF KNOWN COMPOSITION, simply that some unprncipled
dealer may make little larger profit Don't expect it to
perform miracles but give fair peseyerng trail and it is
not likely to dappont YOU 1t won't dissolve tumors ~"
no modiarr aW It aW are larger percentage Of all
durable ailments which especially afct womankind than
any other medicine sold by druggists for that purpose
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Beautiful vocal selections were rem
dcrod by the ward choir.
Mrs. Susannah Preater Talmage was
the daughter Of George and Sarah Mar
tin Prcatcr She was born at Lam
bourne, Berkshire. England, July r.,
1886. and died al the family home IN
Provo city. Utah. ON The night OF June
.. 1905. within few weeks OF her 10Th
birthday. The immediate cause Of
death was stomach disorders accom-
panied by heart weakness.
IN 1859 she became the wife Of James
!. Talmagc. who survives her. and IN
1868 she and her husband became
members Of The church ~ Jesus
christ ~ Lattcr-day Saints
IN 1876 the family omgrated n Utah,
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lust the right proportions Of the medicinal principles
Of Golden Seal root Queens root, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark Bloodroot and Mandrake root with chem
icaly pure triperefned glycerne, combined in Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery, has proven most
efficient remedy for the Of quite variety OF most
obstinate chronic ailments.
Prof R. Bartholow NJ. D. Of Jefferson Med College ;
Dr. Coe of New York Prof Johnson, Of Medical Depart
ment University Of New York Prof. Jno King NJ D. and
Prof John NJ. Scudder, NJ D.. Of Cincinnati Prof. Hale
Of Chicago; Prof Ellngwood NJ. D. OF Bennett Medical
College Chicago and host Of other leading and standard
authorities of all the several schools Of practice eXto IN
strongest terms Golden Seal root remedy IN all catar
rial affections whether Of the nasal passages throat bron
CHA stomach intestnes or OF other regions where the
mucous surfaces are affected in pelvic caarh Of females
oatarrh Of the bladder and IN fat in all eta,1ha affections
q ahdieg0 organ or part.
In catah Of the nasal passages well to cleanse the
affected surfaces three times day with Dr. Sage Catah
Remedy solution while taking the Golden Medical Dis
covery for its constitutional effects.
Stone root is another wonderful efficient remedial agent
combined in Golden Medical Discovery" in curing all
catarrhal affections wherever located 1t is also specific
for vavular and other affections Of the heart as shown by
Prof. VIM. Paine NJ D.. Author Of View School Practice
who cites most distressing Of heart disease cured by
Prof Ellingwood, NJ D., extols it tonic in eneebed
muscular structure Of the heart and also combined with
Golden Seal Gas in Golden Medical Discovery" for catar
ha dyspepsia chronic or obstinate darrhea and kindred
ailments.
The Black Cherybark Queens root and Bloodroot
also add greatly to the efficacy Of the Discovery in the cure
Of all catarrhal affections also in the Of obstinate
OF throat aryngeal and bronchial catarrhal affections
attended with hang -on-coughs
You can't afford TO accept secret nostrum as subst
tute for this old reliable professionally endorsed "Discov
cry" OF KNOWN COMPOSITION 1t is nonalcohoc as well
as non-secret.
r r. r r
Study the medicinal properties and Of the root Of
Golden Seal Of the most valuable of our American
forest plants set forth in little book Of extracts made
up by Dr. Pierce from the standard works Of the leading
medical writers and teachers OF the several schools Of pac
tce and will be ooncusvely apparent to you that med
icne like Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery, which is
rich IN all the curative principles Astounding in Golden Seal
root so highly extoed by the most eminent medical men,
must be surprisingly ecacious in the cure Of many obs
nate and distressing ailments and especially in all eatar
yhal affections Of the Mucous surfaces whether OF the nasal
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NOBLE WOMAN LAID TO REST.
ObscquIcS Of Mrs. James j. Talmagc
-RcCord of IIonorcd life.

Provo. June l1.-There was a large
attendance Of relatives and friends at
the funeral services held yesterday over
the remains Of Mrs. J. J. Talmsge I'm
t0he Fifth ward Westinghouse. The
speakers were Elders $. $. Jones, J..
6. Swenson. W. 5. Rawlings. r S.
Wnckley and J. Y. Keeler, who each
testified TO the noble life and character
~ the departed and spoke words Of
consolation 10 the bercaycd relatives.
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SERIOUS AUTO ACCIDENT.
Mrs q. u. Rasmussen Injured and
Machine Burned

ogden, June Ito. u. Rasmussen,
one Of Ogdens merchants. and his wife
were riding IN Ogden canyon yester-
day afternoon with their automobile.
and IN turning to one side TO permit a
wagon 10 pass. the auto coilided with
o large rock, which overturned the ma.
chine. throwing tho occupant TO the
ground With considerable force. severe
~ niuring Mrs Rasmussen. The au.
iomoblle caught on FIRE and WAS prac-
iIoally burned ny before It could be
overturned into the river 10 put out
the flames. Passers by brought Mr..
and Mrs Rasmussen 10 Ogden. whore
,her received medical attention.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The every night Sunday excepted
peri
d
Church ,12 70
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LIVELY RUNAwAYs.

Two People Injured In Canyon and
one On Washington Ave.
ogden. June ll.--Mrs. ". j. Ruledg.
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Telephone l1k

Manager. 9. A. lsrkln
~e 18th St Telephone lSjk
Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi. Weekly News
accepted on the same term, a. At
the Salt Lake offca
Clroulator, John J. MeGreoon
15 Wash. Ave. Ind Tel 81
Office With Lambert Paper Co
Payments for the Daily. saturday
end Semi-Week,y News should bs
made 10 the oirculator Delivery
made by carrier on the same termi
as ir Salt Lake
, 1906-11-27
CASPER LlvERYMAN
TAKES OWN LIFE.

Tony Hendrickson, a liveryman of
Casper, shot and killed himself Friday
afternoon in his barn. He had been
gambling and drinking for several
days and Friday morning his wife gave
notice to saloonmen forbidding them
selling him any more liquor. He had
borrowed a revolver the day before
and threatened to kill both his wife
and himself, but he told his wife he
would return the gun to its owner.
Only a few minutes before ne shot
himself he was in the Office of his barn
talking to several men. He stepped
out, and closing the door went into a
hallway of the barn, placed the muz'
zle of the revolver in his mouth and
pulled the trigger.
, 1906-11-27
TRAPPER AND HUNTER

TON WNTNT TENNo
G. w. Pingree has returned to his
friends in Fort Lupton after IN alb.
senee of over thirty-ive years, says
the Greeley (Colo.) Sun. Pingree
called Pink" by the Indians, has lived
IN the west for over sixty years. He
came from Missouri in 1886 and en-,
gagged at trapping and hunting. He
was with Kit Carson for many years
and during the Ute troubles h esery.
I'd under Colonel Chivington in the
famous Sand creek fight. The ole
scout is an octogenarian, but quite
hale and hearty for a man OF his years
, 1906-11-27
West Side School.

SSSl olG oShOOI.
Chorus, How the Winds Blow.
Fifth and Sixth Grades
Account of Hebrew Thanksgiving
Festivities 49,. Emily Holmberg
Chorus, THE Moon.
.......... Fifth and Sixth Grades
An Account of Greek Festivities.
go. Sylvia Turner
History of First Thanksgiving in
Kate Schwatke, SIENNA Johnson and
Mamie May
Play, The Pilgrims Thanksgiving"
Prologue, Elm Holmberg-
Priscilla-Florence Erickson.
Lota-Katherine Byrne.
Mrs. Winslow-Esthur Johnson.
Chief Manomet-Willie Erickson.
Squanto-Arnold Miller.
Indians-Andrew Wolf, Isaac Wick
cry, Earl L%inebough, Willie, Meter,
Willie S~piegelberg.
Pilgrims-Marten Peterson, Eileen
Byrne, Ira Clark, James Allen, Floyd
Taylor.
Epilogue-Laura Morris.
Scenes from "Hiawatha". .......
First, Second, Third, Fourth grades
, 1906-11-27
PROGRAM FOR
TOMORROW
MRS. WILSON'S AND Miss THoMP.
SONS PUPILS TO UNITE IN
THEIR EXERCISES.
Interesting Exercises to Be Held at
East Side school "Wednesday Aft
ernoon, Concentrating the Re-
- curing Thanksgiving Day-Dram-
atization of story of Pilgrims.

The following is the Thanksgiving
program to be given Wednesday aft.
ernoon by the children of Mrs. vii.
sons and Miss Thompson's rooms at
the East Side school:
Opening song School
Presidents Proclamation Carl Arnold
Questions and response.
Raymond Lundgreen and School
Recitation, THE First Thanksgiv-
ing Fern Taylor
Thanksgiving quotations
........ ........ Twenty-three Boys
Flag song and salute. School
Exercise, Thanksgiving Welcome"
............. ..........Four Boys
Recitation, Harvest of Wyoming.
Song, Father We Thank Thee.
80. ...... School
Exercise, "Who Shall Be Queen"...
go. Seven Girls
Recitation, "'Thanksgiving".........
........... ......... Helen Miller
Solo, THE Wedding of the Birds.
....... .........M Minnie Crumbly
Exercise, The Nut Party. -Four Boys
Exercise, Pumpkin Pies. Four Girls
Dramatization of the Pilgrim story.
...... .......... Sixteen Pupils
Recitation, pilgrims Playmates''..
........ .......... Hattie Singer
Song. That First Thanksgiving
Day
Dramatization, Miles Standish
Courtship"-
Priscilla-Eduma Buffum.
Miles Standish-Willie Tegner.
John Alden-Merril McCarty.
Dramatization, Parts of "Hiawa-
thai
Hiawatha-Carl Arnold.
Nokomis-Lilian Taylor.
Iagoo-Albert Haberland.
Parts by Lois Butler, Margaret
Soule, George Miles and school.
Song, "America".... ......... School
, 1906-11-27
PERSONAL ITEMS FROM
CHEYENNE TRlBl

Miss Laura Lee arrived in the city
today on a visit with relatives and
will remain over for the consistory
ball.
Mrs, Charles e. Duncan has return.
ed to her home in Laramie to live.
She was Miss Elizabeth George and
came to Cheyenne last week to marry
Mr.. Duncan, who is a soldier at Fort
Russell.
Fire Chief Phil Kerrigan and Fore.
man Tom Holland of the Alerts have
returned from Laramie, where they
went to inspect the chemical fire en-,
CINE which is similar to the one soon
to be received by the city.
, 1906-11-27
AMERICAN LUMBER
is GOING ABROAD.

Demands for American wood and
wood products suddenly seems to have
sprung from the four quarters of the
world. In the last nine months ex-
ports in this class have increased 33
per cent over last year, according to
the bureau of statistics. During the
nine months the value of these exports
was SCI, 200, 900. A decade ago the to.
tai exports reached only $780, 900 900.
The bulk of the exports is classed as
boards, deals, planks, joists and scant-
ling. The next largest item is furni-
ture, for the United States product
seems to have met the fancy of buy
ers abroad.
, 1906-11-27
SUPPLIES FORWARDED
To FRISCO SUFFERS.

The report of DR.. A. w. Barber Of
Cheyenne, treasurer of the Red Cross
in Wyoming, shows that Laramie citi-
zens contributed $1,000 in supplies for
the San Francisco sufferers out of a
total Of $1O,94O.SO in supplies from
the state. The totals in each and sup
plies from all sources in the state were
SIC ,536.l5.
, 1906-11-27
G WoMAN's BODY
FOUND BY ROADSIDE.

FOUND BY
The body of a colored woman was
found on the road to Fort Washable
1t 10 o'clock Friday night near the
Shoshone agency. The woma wore a
riding skirt and it is supposed she
fell from a horse. She has not been
identified. The body was warm when
found. She was taken to the fort, but
did not recover. An inquest was held
Saturday. There are indications that
she was drugged.
, 1906-11-27
E CROSS
IN CITY OF LARAMIE,

IN CTTY OF LNRNWIE,
The Cheyenne Tribune gives the fol,
as the Laramie members of
the Red Cross society of Wyoming:
A. C. Jones, Grace Raymond Hebard,
Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. w. H. Holli.
day, T. j. Dayton, Hon. Otto Gramm
w. E. Chaplin, Hon. E. Crumrine, Mrs.
N. e. Ccrthell, Hon J.. H. Symons.
, 1906-11-27
A HAPPY BRIDE.
Famous Actress Becomes Wife IF Mem
Der of Her Company.

New Orleans, la, Nov. 27.-The
marriage of Blanche Walsh, the act
ress, to w. M. Travers, a member Of
her company, was announced here to-
day. The ceremony was performed
November Is in the lew Orleans city
court.
, 1906-11-27
LINGERING COLD
Withstood other Treatment But Quick
Iy Cured by Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.

Last winter l caught a very severe
cold which fingered for weeks" says
J. Urqubart, of Zephyr, ontario. my
cough was very dry and harsh. The
local dealer recommended Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy and guaranteedit'
So / gave it a trial. One small bottle
of it cured me. l believe Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to be the best
have ever used" This remedy is for
sale by the Eggleston Drug company
, 1906-11-27
WILL SPEND WINTER
AT GLENELoRA RAN

Hon. William H. Garrison of Glen
flora. on the Walden stage. route, is
preparing to leave for the ranch, hav-
ing two eastern friends with him, Alex
t. Bragg, a banker, and Charles B.
Taylor, a real estate dealer, of Tus-
cola, Ill, who will spend the winter
here. The gentlemen have laid in ID
b%ounteous supply of good things and
propose to keep house sans house
, 1906-11-27

keepers and astonish the best of that
almost necessary class of humanity.
They will take life easy, arising when
the spirit and hunger prompt them and
retiring when they care to.
, 1906-11-27
DILLON PAPER HAS
CEASED PUBLICATION.

The Dillon Doublejack, published at
Dillon, south of Rawlins, has suspend
ed, and the plant has been bought by
C. B. Boyce of Baggs, who will move
it to that place to be used in the pub
LEGATION of the Snake River Sentinel.
, 1906-11-27

ORDER FOR THANKSGIVING
DINNER casino" CORN ON THE
CoB-AS FINE AS YOU EVER ATE
FRESH FROM THE GARDEN. SOLD
AT HOLIDAYS.
, 1906-11-27
TRY OUR REEDS SEAMLESS,
SELF-sASTlNG RoASTER FOR
YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY.
AT THE LARAMIE GROCERY CO.
Visit San Antonio.

Write for illustrated booklet descrip-
tive of this superb winter resort. Very
low rates via Colorado and Southern
railway. I. E. FISHER
General Passenger Agent, Denver.
, 1906-11-27
WILL NOT GIVE UP.
Sir Thomas Reiterates Statement
About the Cup Challenge.

Liverpool, Nov. 27.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton, who arrived here on the steamer
Carmania, in an interview today re-
peated the statements formerly made
by him CONCERNING a challenge for the
Americas cup.
, 1906-11-27

Especially low winter tourist rates
to points in the south and southeast
via Colorado and Southern railway.
Write I E. Fisher. G. P. A, Denver.
, 1906-11-27
EMERSoN'S NOVEL is
IN EIGHTH EDITION,

The Builders Willis George Emer.
sons new novel, is printing in the
eighth edition.
, 1906-11-27
A Reliable Remedy for Group.

Mrs. S. Rosinthal, of Turner, Michi-
gan, says: I'VE have used Chamber
lain's Cough Medicine for ourselves
and children for several years and like
1t very much. l think it is the only
remedy for Group n can highly rec
ommend it." For sale by the Eggles-
ton Drug company.
For fine job printing leave orders at
rhe Republican office.
, 1906-11-27

Avoid alum and alum phos-
plate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
NOTE Safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder, which is a
pure, cream Of tartar baking powder,
and the best that can be made.
, 1906-11-27

TRY A FIvE-POUND PACKAGE
OF CRYSTAL DOMINO SUGAR.
SOLD AT HOLIDAYS.