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Wrrlanat.

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bic g(iiifidt elmer gSuriiInbrif 5i iibren; gutter
2obn iiir ben rehtett Munr. Wian a%orefIire:
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Werlnugt:
Gin @ddcr aIs erfte S1rb. gia65ufragen In
Nr. 90, @eft' Saicttes GtraRe. (92-3)
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Stcacnscinde.

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Gobn, ytad5uirageu in Nr. 1927, 6Itau. 9laee.
(93,4)
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oils G0bin uno fir bic augerneine Sauearbeit
in elmer Camille bon brei G%rtpa6ieneii; gutter
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(03-5)
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
big STRIKE LIKELY
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES VOTE TO
TAKE SUCH ACTION.
gaIMsgs Hust Make Concessions
wltrlr 90 Dsys-f2 Per Cent Raiss
IN saIs3 sr5 g F4ssf Csy for Trsln-
r-e--5o.loC Nen lrsolves--Fi rsrnen
nay EIss Get lrto TIRE Fight

T1ras- AMONG railway employees ai
Of. ass eEsea aII crs.a..ize into q
l..uster strife unless the RAILROADS
r4ae substantial concessions within
~. nest q. -ass VAS manifested az a
meeting l1 El..aE. Saturday of the
strike committees ~ fte Or5er li Raj
say Conductors and ths HH1therhoa4
~ Railway Tra.umtu-
Rear.-sr.eus from locals. iug.ut
l1E tha sUIfeHmeu fagmeH. eontuc-
tors. baseueu and Eardmsn ~ a. BIG
roads and fhe.r connections met ID
secret session en- @ hotel and rae order
~ fH. meeting vas expressions ~ the
belief ftat s-rE. can e1.E b. avert
90 hy the railroads granting the de-
rsH.s Every system west ~ Chica-
go b. affected The men demand q y
Har cent Increase and an agree meuf
.#l q a.r. hour .ay Tor rraiumeu and q
81 aHHr aag Ger al other employees in
.Is unions
Reports from every local show a
practically unanimous vote fa strike
ar..-s -H. ..lrH--. ms a-. made The
reads Ha6ef Ore employ #uH. mem.
bars ~ the fVu orders. Labor leaders
#.r.ar- refusal fa grant ff demands
SD also rr..Ir.rafe fl arwesu
fae roads ana The frsusa &. $500 .l
Huuuer WEo ara auE holding lara
.uar.s for a n per cent increase and
an eatt haur dag sa rae differences
between fhs roads and their fralumeH
u.E ae adjusted 90 the traiume1
aHe. -hsg say they are pledged thz
support 81 fle fremsu.
TIE - geo rraiumsn Of the western
railroads seemed Lear sfTlke ca
Thursday night than 80 a1y time since
rle Negotiations with the general man
aRers for Al increase IN wages and q
shorter wors day weIe started rwl
months ago.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Secretary @traus q the department
q commerce and labor hes issued .
number 81 regulations relating e. the
coming Il Japauese and Korean labor
err e. the cautlurutaI territory - tae
ulted States
Ca May : ueKt al the irHn trades DO
san Francisco. comprising 81 unions
and to0e men. vail strike far al elzht
hour day.
An exceedingly severe sIa&st1rm FOR
TINS time II the year ragged over the
prairie south 81 Lsra .stuu las. Tuesday.
From pine g. d. inches ~ snow fell
There b. about % inches ct Culdesac
and about fa.at az tlraugevllle. About
si2 inches cover the ground ~ Moscow
v bile there Dr. uant lu Lewiston
Jack Palmer of England Was ~
match for Jack Twin Sullivan -
Boston. and went cot IA tBe tenth
round last Tuesday night Il what was
ca have been Is zo-rauud e. az LIZ An
KeIes
Win the exception 81 the stereo-
fypers Union. every labor organization
contested with she Butte newspapers
have signed o. expressed n willingness
a. sign. for . period 81 three years. a
contract which lad been prepared by
the Publishers embodyInR the scale IN
der which the stereotype had WORK -
until the time II the closedowu si1
weeks ago.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
.FILIPINOS GET A
CHANCE To VOTE

Washington. The Philippine com
mlssagu has bsseu Instructed hy cable g.
inform President Roosevelt immediate
ly whether condition 81 general. com
Flste peace. with recognition ~ the
authority of the United states. Las Gun
unued IN a.. that portion q TN Archi-
pelsRa not inhabited BY Marus ~ other
nau-g hrlslaIu tribe far the past two
years II the answer D. in the afHrma-
tive the president Wlu direct the COM
mission a. cal general election uu
July so neat FOR the choice 90 delegates
g. the hrst repular assembly 81 the pea
pie q ths Philippines. Tn, proposed
assembly. consisting - two house. the
npf.er composed ~ the Philippine CON-
mission and she lower ~ the delegates
o. b. elected. Will tax over the IeEls-
laflve puver nos exercised by the phIl
lpHIHe commission alone. [ nder an set
at congress unne ~ the members 81 tine
u1l-E lrIstlaa tribes caa pAr;lcl pateln
the elections
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
"a GOT rs JUsr DUES.
Rsss.sa Court KHss ~ Jssioss Rvs
hanr.

Ca.ieeit. NeF Constantine pohhur-
SAL q Russian Pole and ar alleged
uaerheF of the royal feuag. aas kl.ei
al fhe AlaE restaurant cd fEa heart
~ Go.la#Ils feudefluu - e.
hlues miner from N.u. Alaska
TGe EilrE uas most dramatic Ita
r.lHf and fash.auaElg dressed uau-
an Rsre sluuE lu fhe restaurant
rhea Elses entered WalalLs directly
% to az count BE- ereN revolver
Eut fired rFe sIu.s INFO fhf Russian b
tcdy. 40 &C which tuak effect The
count fsl Hfe.sss and tbs woua Ia
fa4-ael As ealmiF as II De- @sre
al1lf fa reFtI o. banquet table.
Zines LIl bis san al rhe laH.e GRO
UuunteI a chair Listen friends
b. said have been tracing fals
Ean far months + have cone .H
utles f0 kIl ham He ls dead ar gaar
ftef Men fhls woman Hto Has NIfr
l.u ls mE ufe THIS man Egluesl
Der and ruined my ufs ! have ven.
geauCs and am willing o. taae ug
medicine Use gentleman.
Pohhursa formerly Used q seat.
tf He scent fl Meme .Re Eears ago
aud has been buying real estate au1
rlaue property m fhls district lately
Ars Hines formerly lived Boz san
FrauH#s.a
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
NORTHWEST NEWS

Within the past I've DAYS The r. X
Weud Lumber company a. san Fran.
cisco and BelHugham. through r. J.
s. ood has purchased D. square miles
uf timber lands ia Whateom and
slaE.t counties paying therefor $3.50
HHa March I6 Mr Wood paid $3.50
eus for a tract o. timber two miles
southeast - BelluEham
A woman the police officials believe
s. fLa notorious sell Piesarsu Who IS
Eel known 90 many police officers
iu fhe northwest. has made her FIRST
appearance ia RIfztiIIa and aas there
aHI a s8urT tine Ulel she vas placed
Huesr --resf au tae charge - stealing
. travelling man ErlT. As Hsaai she
Fss clothed lH ths attire ai mau
The aaCt ftaI some students af The
University af Idaho a-e registering
ara alU offer a. vote al the coming
..E election. is causing much discus.
SION ir NaseHv
- A.auza and A. Gar-au. while
..aalue aHr p.Eaer IH-f fb,If lives
Saturday uiElt Is fhe explosion af
e Mcdonald. s camp. seven miles te.HH
Huntington en- Che Ne..Eua.. rral
beng constructed hv The oraana short
.aue All that uas found oE AIorza
vas bis heart and teeth. Garau Was
.#aa CD $50 and sr's aurldu -
.- remains tas sen found
The NashinECu Water Poser com
Tauv N5I las between 100000 asd
100000" fest 81 underground ducts Tor
BE- Hehf and power wires the coming
Summer
30 IS announced thar fhe Perkins
papers which have for years had the
Tacoma field without competition are
u#a ra have 90 disputed lF q morning
paper NaseE.Is fn He asfalllshe# Ia the
Rear tururs ty the Piper brothers.
a letter has been received from An
areW Carnegie hg the mayar ~ The
Ua'Les Offering f0 donate $4,000 70 the
cry iar a library building. provided
.at uugIela aIlsE would auurapraf-
5000 annually for maintenance.
A. a recent meeting ~ the Inland
Grain Growers as-oCI1-.dr -a9~asar.
raHta farmers 81 UmauHa county de-
..aad uar fe join vIrh the farmers ~
eastern Washington iu the natter Of
forming a combine Ed bus Grain baes
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

ON motion q the attorney for the req.
ulaF counsel ~ Abraham Ruef o. San
franclsco- the hah@as sorpus uroeess.
tnEs IN Reef = behslf have hsen dismis
sd BY the supreme court = the United
States The attorney made no erplan.
alton q TIE motion. The courf order
- thst the mandate In the case Issue
a. once.
Storm and food condit m Thrush.
cot tns state q California srs s1r,..
What improved, although portions ~
the great interior valleys ar sail
Threatened With inundaton. NHhsBs
q dollars IN damage has ban done %
property.
IL l. reported that STOW falI n "a.
depth q four inches a. Sorrh Yakina
last Monday.
Ib0 sxplosien = = coal OF lausp a.,
Monday nieht 81 Hutchinson. Ksn
started hrs that destruyed fhs Mortor
salt plant. ne largest IN the world N.
Gliding : ne~ s2so .o0o addition.
IL h annoaneed that Richard na-.-
helG' shs actor. has ahanaanea his
sPrins tar thF0agh TIE eouurry ewtnR
= his Hires
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
LArE NEWS ITEMS.

Charles n Mover William u Hay-
woad sud lsenrEe A. Peftsls1ue charged
with tbe murder - FORMER ifovernlr
sfeueub-rg - Idaho. wlll D. So ratslv
tired Ia tts district court far Ada
caunty in Boise
o. war department tas prepared e.
re1fEaniff tie military estab.tsh nent
- ttf close 90 the pTesent nscal year
1uns -
it b. sast that 90 Jspauess actors are
held at Seaftle wherr government iul-
mlEraut officers refuss fhen = laualng
lAalIs Castle hon tamsf vita Al
Barns Wild sulma, show aas ATTACKED
y Prince. ons 20 the largest hauz ln
captivity while performing a. Wlch-
e. hsn. TIE victim mss die n vas
Necessary o. kuock she liau sense sss
with eros bars g. rescue tie womau
frFm tBe cage
tolonel Albert Myers. 18th cavalry.
has bsen selected far promotion q the
ranE e tFaEaaier genera 81 alhfbs va
csncy ereatea ~ the dealt u aeueral
Nlut
1snzEeg Rust q TIE Tacama smeIter
has sEfead & grant An increase - %
ceuts 3 day e. al she men employed ia
tae yard And ths lesa and copper srueI-
ter departments Who we're receiving
q - oay 90 less effective iume8-
iatsly THE affects 8oo men aud
suseunts g. go 60 q year.
Joseph Graham - nsuvsr. 81
while steAliugE = nd ou 8 lsreat Nar-
theru tram hstWeen Nsuatchra and
iaarsuworth, "A ash.. lnsf b. hid ON
tht trucks. Eel and vas Instantly
kiI8ad
eeuar Cores the Nirararusa minis.
81 80 Washington has received q Ar
patch ffom President Zelava - Ntra.
rnEua announcing the capture and &C.
eupatan q IsguciEslpa. ths capital Il
Il sndUras
Werd oamss frenl Rustehuck tat 10
kuumanlHn vtllzees near TIER are
huTutnE
The hnum&nian government oansia.
- tae receut truahls a. MoIaaria :
resui5 - similar disturbance n the
segscsut pruvtnoes q Russia and nj
- an anti Sswssh eh9racter.
The sawuiu wurkers strike a Purt-
land. orveon 10 en4ed. Nearly al ths
sklll@d wuFk men have resuraess O. thei,
got@ Il - rsporiszd and enoagh lAbarers
- furnish fell asy shifts A. a. ~
@illk Ia = eapected tat the nlShl
shift Sfu - p1s CO L. . fex eAvs
The to.ekuuf q ths euutracsars II
ceattss against ne uniou 4sn h over
nos. tbs Dentsrs % oskAnined Labos
winning ozL
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
EIGHT BURIED ALIVE
NIT sk0wslIBf At BRIAN
MA NINE. H0wE SOUND.
rsrty NAts N0rsh % ssneosser' ..
c-Fssr PsrSeus We're Tasen OF
o. Fs4r Br8tishsFs arc Ore jag,
- Fe.sr were Reszse1--Fe loss
Me%~rr ogick - TIE RssS-s.

RsNueham. wash Asarll g.
Fsht u.iness ssrs buFea aAFa ln al
x---ys--ri.-- n Saos al lhe Butauu.a
m.ss on Hsvs saan4 ~ miles uortt
.~xsnuuuYsr Foar pere takeu oal
- ass foar uere reseae5. Ieo
1aganess ueFe Ia tas grouP one ~as
siliea
m sarnamss 81 ths dead BrHstrrs
are McHrae. Wilson aaa ACrAersal
Tha mau had befn uurklug lu ttf
laxrinr camp oAned o. the copper
ea.npauY. securing material to timber
ne uins Ahoaf 3 oCIoCk a s.aFm
braEs over fhe mountain ans tls sorh
men startad aosu tae Incline fa the
nine They had nae proceeded Tar
whea d huKe mass af snow swept the
r.ae q tbe hll hugiuE The Geu lu bias
Gath
Fraaw uarkmsn fushel iusfElfIy ta
the sceze and began aleEiug olt ths.T
comradaa The ffst maE taaeu COOS
was alive buf uueauaciaus Ihs res
cutf parts neat caught s-E6f az IalE
~ feet spread apart ana sticking uI
tsruaEh tht suus They sarkfd 81
EaE.al5 81 possible b4t for some uma
g. aas nof kuae1 b8H many uea aal
tsseu gosefed - the slide 1eEsra
halrs bad elapsed before ths lasf uats
uas reoHerra. Iae Ftseaad JaHauese
Nhe Has fhs last uf lhe bfe m#u te
D. traaslf aaf has lain Coz aIm.=. al
foar uuaer 1u feef ~ snoa
AuHe ol the Rescued meu. u BIS De-
laefed ulH alg as tht Iesuf 81 fhs
..ai 4aanf Thf baases uf tas IDEAS sers
iia rne5late.y shIrpel Is CD. steamer
anna t0 AaueouEeT. abffs thes
wI b. prepared far buraH
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
FARMING TRUST REVOLT.
Northern Noidavia Is Scene Of Many
Bloody Riots

Northern Noioavis Is Scene Of Many
Bloody Riots.
Vienna. Ausfrla-Tbe seriousness
OF ihe situation In northern Moldavia
sHoVine aut ~ the serafan disorders
has not according 90 the latest tele-
-faphic reports reaching here from
lfernoE.rz on the border. been ca
aEEerated.
II is estimated thar sao farms in
Molfayia have been devastated. 5000
irEures have BED over the Rruman-
Ian frontier into Austria. and a total
o. leea9 Jews are homeless.
The number 81 dead and wounded
cannot 1a gwen accurately. but the
reports of today give q total Il about
= men killed and about lso wounded.
] ne outbreak seems today 20 have
teen partially suppressed. The Ron-
nianian government IL stiu sending
troops into the affected district Prac-
Ideally the entire province Of Molda-
va has been involved
he movement is more really agra
sTlan than ant Semitic The peasants
are In revolt against the great farm
ing trust which has leased half the
caluFatahle lands IN aoldavia TIE
ahsentee landlords. Who control the
trust are Jews. and this fact brings
The ire - the peasants down apon
any and al Jews they meet. an9 20
this antipafhy is add strong rAesai
fes.4ng arising from ether eaases-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
NiH compists Prslss,.

Nthuuaires. v1fh ample money a.
hand 30 complete the On Bou project
install REV electric plants throughout
eastern OREGON and Idaho and build
eiectrac railways Z necessary. have
takeu held e TIE Snake river pose
project re Eleefrlc Power compaMy
q Boise. Idaho. and most - The elec
the companies q ths section and
have practically completed tksir con
ISOLATION. sAys Baker Cisy Ore. ~
rora.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
NEW RAILROAD FOR
NORTHERN IDAHO

2. A. Blackwell, former general
manager II the Iuland Empire systeul.
and owner u large timber tracts IN
northern Idaho along the Pend
d'Oreille riveT. has already begun con-
structlen q a raiiroad which be Will
bald FROM q Junction with tie Spo-
kane International 90 ~ hear RAth-
drum. Idaho. O. splrit lake. thence 70
NeEport and considerable distance up
t.ae Pend q GreilIe raver.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30

Selson. 2 c-AfteT . desperate hat.
lie Manuarino O. Fornefie. a. ha as
Sra called. ne Italian Nho shot rs
sneie a. kuskanook recently and thea
hsld RS shack zEaiuzf > fore = %
Ice and specials rs annanfuon hnv
ma Efven ouf. has heen captured
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
nIs. sshnssn narr.ra

Cleveland. ohio-Niss Elszaheth
FiOuruoy johnson. daughter q Nayor
and Mr. Ton l. Johnson. vas safur-
cay united n marriage 10 siEnor
Frederico Mariana q Milan. Italy. on
u the immediate relatives q TIE
bride we're present
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
KING oF BANDITS
-4is Career ors - ~inalso mslsars-a
an5 suHoonery.

Antonio Beilacosl1. . bandit who
sas he pride - Corsica has iusf lied
n his It'd a. the aEe - 81 q lnnu.
era This haS been his thi-a tine q
wing Twice Before hs revived. bul
FoE - = sad % - really and truly
4eA1- Suue. q The other hand AFFECT
20 believe thnf - ed h reality many
rears AEo and hat - AS successfully
lEnperNouAted - various Corsieans
VITA an sye e basiress.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
QUARTER BILLION TRADE
Experts Of Neat. Dairy Prooucts ana
Feed Animals

Geo ANNA 8
The total expectations ~ meat
dairy products ans faod animals Ia The
United States last year aggregate
over So GEO $50 la value according
to a statement issued ia the bureau
% statistics Ci ths department ol com
r#erue ana labor THIS represents an
increase - sss.aaa e0e. o. e. PER cent
during the decade from lsss % 1853
More thar 30 per cent e last years
exports weut 90 The United klnELam
o. the s150 ooa ESQ worth q meats.
dGiry products and food animals pass
ING out - the United States last year.
So eoe 60 Was IN i've animals. So 5
.eoo eco worfh In lard. So 0a8 a6o ia
baoou. szs.ooa se8 s=ogl ID IN fresh beet.
81 ooa GO In hams: slsoa8. Gee In
aieumzrEHrines SIS eco 60 e. perk
other fhan baccn and hams s. 500 zee
IN butter and g. .so0.ooo In chese.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30

GreaoAls. Frasce. prohably nAnu-
fErfures mors ladies' Id Eiexes than
ans chez pisoe IL ths weria. Paris.
chaumozt ana hilau az also largely
engaged a. thiH industry.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30
Will ToUR me enTlRe sTArG
Cossrnor Nssa ana ths Beard q
Centred

CossrnoT Mead an1 ire Beard e
Control.
Governor Mead and The three metz.
bem uf TIE stats board of caafroI vii
Yaslt The state Institutions early next
month an the Gates following WaIla
WaIla penitenttary. April g 2. STATE
college h Pullman April S and $.
eastern Washiurtou hospital az Meal
ca Lake April Do and "a normal
ss|hoal o. Cheney April l.. state fair
- Yakima. April - and u. normal
81 Eiisnsharg April IS. university n
Seattle April ~ normal In BeHlug-
tam. April 81 and 81 Everett April
- and 42. iu connection With the seIee-
tam ~ sits for the new state rtfaT.
IaafurF ant ire soldiers hone site
4e4eafian April 20 to 81
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30

boneon Cecil George saville FoF
9anee. earl 81 Liverpool - dead. ne
sas bern n ts2s
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-03-30

a l. L&vnhe has been avpotntea
thiFd assistant postmaster general 20
Fscceee Edwfn c. Madden. resigned
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Notice
GEo. d. HORTON,
Recorder.

At an adjourned meeting Of the
Town Council of the Town of Rich
lands, Virginia, held at the Mayors
Office on the 18th day of Nov, 1907, at
8 p. m.
PRESENT: J. B. Crabtree, Mayor,
G. b. Neel, j. H. Lester, M. G. Nc
Corkle. @. b. Orr and w. B. Spratt.
On motion the following ordinance
was passed to be further proceeded
with in accordance with section 1893
OF the Code of Virginia, and C.. 3. Neel
J. II. Lester, M. G. McCorkle, c.. b.
Orr aud w. b. Spratt, Councilmen
voted to pass said ordinance.
TAKE NOTICE.
That bids are invited for the fran
chise embodied 10 the following ordi-
nance, which bids shall be in writing
and delivered to the Mayor Of the
Town of Richards before noon on the
Goth day of December, 1907. The
Council; of the Town of Richards re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
AN ORDINANCE.
"AuthoriZing the -- Company to
use the public streets of the Town oI
Richlands for the purpose OF estab.
fishing water works within the corpor.
ate limits Of this town, and TO furnish
water to the said town and the inhabi
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Like Finding Money

John +. Jackson the popular drug
gist, Is naking gn offer that is Just like
Hiding money for he is selling Il rcgu-
lar 90 h tile 81 DR.. HOward's cclebrat-
ed specific far the cure Of constipation
and dyspepsia al h1lf-pricc I'm addition
TO this large discount he agrees To re-
turn the money 10 any purchaser whom
the specific do, S not cure.
1T is qui'o unusual t. b. able 10 buy
fifty cents pieces for n quarter. But
that is what this offer really means. for
it is only recently, though the solicita-
tion Of druggist Jackson that this
medicine could be bought for less than
fifty cents, be urged the proprictors to
allow him TO sell IL at this reduced
price for little while, agreeing TO sell
n certain amount. The result mas iusti-
fled his good Judgment, for the sale
has been somelbing remarkable
Anyone who suffers with headace,
dyspepsia, dizziness, sour stomach,
spccks before the eyes, or any liver
trouble, should take advantage Of this
opportunity, for DIR. Towards specific
will cure all these troubles But if by
any chance it should not, Jackson will
return your money.
Babies and children need prompt
attention woen suffering from coughs
and colds. The best remedy for moth
ers to use is Kennedys Laxative Cough
Syrup. 1t tastes nearly as good as
maple sugar, L contains no opiates,
and it is laxative and drives the cold
out OF the system by gently IN wing
the bowels. Sold by Jackson.
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