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THE SERVICES Of a real estate salesman

n SEuSlCEo OF q rear estate salesnho"
are required by one Of the largest COM
panies in New York. Exceptional Oppor-
tunity to make big money. Extra liberal
commissions paid. Experience desirable.
but not essential. REAL ESTATE COR
PORATION. box 10. sun uptown Office.
1909 Broadway.
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The Federal National Bank. located at Chicago,
In the state OF Illinois, Is CLOSING up It's affairs; Al
note holders and other creditors Of the association
are therefore hereby notified g present the notes
and other claims against the said Bank. az chicago.
Tor payment. FRANK G.. MURRAY President
Dated, Chicago, November 4. 1901
CoBE 4 McKfNNON.
Liquidatin9 AgeEs.
F~ELSENTHAL. FOREMAN q BFCkWITH, Counsel.
. 100 WASHINGTON s.. Chicago.
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A-.A NEw nOsk, MAVEN AM GAAkA
RORN RAILROAD o AM.

To the holders of the First Mortgage s per cent.
bonds OF the New London Steamboat Company.
due January 1. 1905. To January l. 1916. In
elusive:
The New York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
road Company will. on presentation at Its treas
urer's once In the city Of New Haven. Conn, or at
the once OF Messrs. J. p. Morgan q Co.. In the city
of New York, pay At par and accrued interest TO
the date of presentation the 8 per cent. First Mort
gage bonds OF the New London Steamboat Com
January 1. 1910: January I, 1911: January !. 1872
January I. l9lS January l. 1919 January 1. 1915
THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HART.
Nv A. s. MAY. Treasurer.
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FORD RAILROAD COMPANY.

View Haven. Comm, OCT. ". IDI.
To the holders OF tie Second Mortgage 4 per cent.
bonds of the Harlem River and Rortchester
Railroad Company, due June I. 1911:
The New York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road Company will upon presentation At It's treas.
urer's once in the city OF New Haven, Conn. or az
the once o. Messrs. j. p. Morgan a Co., In tho city
Of New York. pay at par and accrued interest 70
the date OF presentation the four per cent. Second
Mortgage Bonds OF the Harlem River and Port
hester Railroad Company. due June I loll.
II NEW YORK, NEW v AND HART
FORD Il. a. co.
Nv A. 8. MAY. Treasurer.
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TO THE DEPoslroRs I'm THE
knickerbocker Trust Companv
DUE JUNE 4. lSOa.
sPEYER q CO.
NEW YORK. NOVEMBER NTH. lssa.

The undersigned depOsIoTs in the knickerbOcker Trust Company acting IN
Herbert T. satt@iee, Tepresenting himself and other dePostors, and The FaTmerI
Loan and Trust Company the Union Trust Company Of New York N thu United
States Trust Company of New York, acting jointly as Depostay have formulated
il with the Depository. Copies Of this plan may be obtained on and after Monday
December md at the Office Il the COMMITTEES, Room No. AZ, Fourth Floor, Eqm-
table Building, New York City, or by application OIL December End, Sd and attn at
the Offices Of the TrlstC Company, One Of fifth Avenue a saith Street and No 90
Broadway. and m December 5b, 9Th and 9TH. at the Harlem and Bronx Branch
Offices of the said Company. DepOstOs who are prepared to execute the Assign
ment m Power of Attorney" prepared by the Committee should bring with them
their bass books or certificates of deposit. 1t s to be noted that prompt assent to
the Committees plan will tend to expedite the resumption Of business
HTNSDILL PARSONS, Chairman,
THOMAS DEWITT CUYLER,
GEO. B. POST, @
W. BUTLER DUNCAN, J,
ARTHUR Won BRIESEN,
WILLIAM P. BONBRIGHT,
COMMITTEES
HERBERT J.. SATTERLEE, Counsel. GEO. N. HARTMANN, Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

TIE GERMANLA LIFE INSURANCE co.
The annual election OF Directors of Tho Germans
Life Insurance Company will be held at the principal
once OF the Company. No. 20 Nassau Street, In the
December. 1907, from 10 a. ". toAP. NJ.
CARL HEYE. Secretary.
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FINANCIAL NOTE.

The Observation-Disclosures Bank will open
It's doors for business tomorrow aC " Broad
the opening was DostDOhed on account Of the
seringenc y Of the money market.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE'LL ESTABLISHED business requires a prsc.
Teal business man with few thousand dollars: mu
el v est i25th So.
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STOChS

E1.member New York Stock Exchange desires
the handing Of a few speculative accounts Thirty
FIVE years Wall ST., experience. Co rsIPOudenee
confidential. EIeeptonsltime for meaey making.
Broker, l2O Sun Downtown.
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IS POtsdAm. at BoulOgne from New York.
IS 81. Paul. at CheTbOuTg from New York.
IS kOcnlgln Luise, al Genoa from New York.
IS Arabic, az Liverpool from New York.
81 Algeria. AZ Naples from New York. =
rs Napolitan Prince. AZ Naples from New York.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEMF.s1

UNITED BANK NOTE CORPORATION.
div idend OF Ia per cent, ON the preferred stock
for the quarter year ending December 3lst, 1907. has
been declared. payable JhruaIy I'd, to holders OF
record AZ the close OF I % ness December 18th.
The preferred stock transfer books VIII be closed
at 4. NJ. December tith, and remain closed until
r. &. CONVERSE. JR.. Secretary.
New York, November "a IN. 1907.
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Arrived SATURDAY. November ID
% SIS CArmania. Liverpool. Nov. y.
IS ~. Louis, Southampton, Nov. %,
rs Ninnehaha. London. Nov. p.
So Hudson. Hayre. Nov, 10.
Sc GiuliA. Trieste, Nov. 0.
IS Drumclifc, SOurabaya, Sep. -.
IS Acre, Santos, Oct. II,
IS Panama. Colon, Nov. -.
IS 5. v, LuckenbACh, San Juan. Nov. -.
IS Horace. New Orleans. Nov. ~.
IS City OF Columbus Savannah. Nov. q.
81 LampAshs, Galveston. Nov. ~.
IS jamestown. Norfolk. Nov, -.
Bark Good News, Conception. Uruguay. Sept. n.
Bark Antonio Mszzclla, BuenOs Ayres. oct. .
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Imports n General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.
Imports OF general merchandise and dry goods
az reported at the Custom House compare as fol-
lows with those Oflast week and Of the correspond
ing week a year ago:
THIS meek. Last meek. 1905.
Dry goods ....... 0s9i6!054 H.g44,01g S9.1S 10
General mdse Ois9!SeS iOSo2.e6s i2.TOO.ioO
Totals. ......... So. A4O,6zs slS. zoo ss7 sls.Osi $50
From january I TO date they compare AS follows
with last year:
Dry goods ....,....,,. %. .,Sl6S, $40, T:2 sIJOl3 "a, 855
General meP chandise, d. e.. son. 550,I6S $50, Be6, laa
Totals ............ SOS. 7OS. ss7 500. 1855 1873
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: So Furnessle. for New York. was $50 miles aaR,h
east Of Cape Race al ! r. N. ON Friday.
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GOSSIP or WALL. STREET.

The bears hed Drscipitatcly yeste rday.
There was no ssmblance OF order In their
hight. DemOralized and dismayed. they
~ no alternative but to take to the woods.
Liquidation had ceased. the money situation
was rapidly Fighting itself. the short interest
was large and the floating supply Of stocks
smaller than az any time In months. IL
was heller skelter from start to finish, except
when, at intervals. h bulls slsCkened their
pace ~ II they enjoyed teasing the pursued
and wanted an opportunity TO continue the
chase on another day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT.
sun rises. y 90 sun sets. .A:3O Moon rises. .;e8
HT0H WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. 80 Gov. Island. 4!Ol Hell Gate. .S:54
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The rlarkets.
vAeRANr VERSE.


In some far vague tomorrow
o heart Of mine
Deep let us bury sorrow
And ne'er repine
Forget an pain and anguish.
Laugh. sing. and shout.
Scr let dark hours lansulsh-
For loves about
Behold the sun Is cleaning
Where there we're storms
And constant stars are beaming
Ger shrurded foims
the living ivy covers
The ruin old
And soft the twilight hovers
O'er winle1y world.
For Nature knows no giieving.
And hides herscars.
While we. ourselves deceiving
Beat at LIES Dars
And covering unto duty o>s,
Carse fate and moan
Scarce conscious love is beauiy
And win atone
Tire ebhing tide returneth
Day follows night.
The buried eedgrain yearneth
20 gain the light;
Forever worlds are failing
Yet order reigns.
Forever irus. is sailing
Untravelod mains
Never is fold the STORY
OF man and maid-
Never is earned The glory
Hone has essayed-
Yet ever O lover wooeth.
a maiden Yields.
And genius still pursueih
Celestial fields
The heafr alone holds sorrow.
The mind has doubt.
And troubles that we borrow
Pvt peace 10 route,
While, through the changing season
The good returns.
Though, for unfathomed reasons.
The autumn burns
And so O heart together
May You and /
Meet fair and GLOOMY weather
Aud mount on high
Where love is striving ever
70 serve ami bless
And buoyant souls are never
In bleak distress,
t0r there's purpose kindly
Y Ger soul and star
Il is ourselves who blindly
Oir prospects may.
Time bids us still be merry,
Gods win is met
When we can gently hurry
Our last regret.
Charles w. Stevenson. Warren
hnrg, Mo
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MYSTERY ABOUT
ALTON CASE
continued from page one,

has arisen which in my Judgment
makes 10 nighly desirable that ] have
time to submit TO the department Ger
tain fact ard circumstances in addi
ton TO those already submitted.
"For these reasons I ask conen.
nance for several weeks.
MI Sims was noncommittal and
vague IN his statoments VIXEN he hti
ried 20 his onict, but he gave prac.
tical yeridcation 20 that surmise that
he does not wish TO lie down" on
che Alton rehating charges
diG not Wish 10 say TOO much TO
the court said Mr. Sims. and did
not wish 10 say anything 10 others.
h3ye been correspondence with the
department on Justice and have now
q letter from Attorney General Bona.
ratte on which ! expected to base a
motion before The coHrt
TIE situation however has
changed I wish to take no action.
one way on the other. until have
presented 2 new angle to the Depart.
ment Of Justice"
EX-indge John Barton Payne. conn.
sci for tAe Alton, refused to make aDv
comment on the situation at Am
The new situation" that has arisen
IS said tC se the discovery that the
Altoa, after a fI confession OF re.
batting IN The Standard Oh case. has
continued its old pra tlees aud that
sims is in possession OF evidence 10
ihot effect
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-eoLoNgL AAlEoRD aETIRgp.


Washington. d g Sept 4--Colonel
Elijah w. Hahord deputy paymastec
general or lhe United States army aud
formerly private secretary 20 Presi
dent BENJAMIN Harrison was placed
ON the retired list today having
reached the age limit tor active SER
vice
Colonel Haliord has served I'm the
army since January DO. 1888 mis- app
continent io the pay corps having
been one of the last official acts OF
President Harrison Colonel Halford
IS native oi England and while a
cAild came io ihe United States aad
.iocated af indianapolis where he was
employed as a printer and newspaper
writer ln 1889 be was appointcd
private secretary io President iafri.
SOIL ln 1883 he was delegate 20
,he Republican national convention,
and served oQ thc committee which
aiaifed the platform upou which
Herrsol was elected I'M 1898 be- was
disbarslus 0fieer of the Bahrns Sea
Arbitration commission which met Ia
Pfls He mas recently hscn station.
ed in ihe Department Of California
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drll vacation season when it was
taken. bai it viii DO credit 20 Okiaho
ma and ihc facts win show wonderful
Advancement This IS 4Bm 81
arpglh arid progress
While President Rooseyelt ordered
the censns in response ID q desire &c
ascertain the facts. and at the nsti
saiion of partisan state-breakers yet
he IS not the man who viii charge the
convention with knowledge whiah is
l9nembefs did not possess
AS a political move the census may
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CORPORATION RscULA
yioNs A GROWTH.

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MURRAY AT PONCA CITY

Polca CITY. Sept g. The Hon w,
II Murray spoke to large and en-
thasiasiic crowd here on the night
.of Ang 30 Mr. Mcclure also spoke
here II had been previously arrang.
ed by The local committees that Mr..
Murray and Mt McGuire should speak
from the same platform but the Re
plblicaus took fright and would not
stand hitched They sampeded tak-
INK rhe Band and Drum Corps which
had been hired jointly They also
insisted on holding the sea5s which
the Democrats had put up Ia the first
place no an OF which the Demo
Gratis Qnietly consented knowing that
ihcy would have the crowd sny way.
Mr. Mcclure and several 81 the local
Republican candidates spoke to the
few men ana women who had stopped
TO hear what The Republicans had TO
say before going on To The Murray
meeting The speakers. however.
soon tired of speaking TO empty seats
as te crowd kept diminishing until
few women We're left Mir Murray
spoke TO fully 1900 people most Of
whom We're voters who listened very
atientiyely and cheered TO he echo
u IS very plaiu f the size of the
tw crowds here is an indication. that
She eonsd dion VIII carry by at least
95.r00 votes and sne whole Democra.
tic ueket viii be elected by almost
as lafge majority. including w l..
2 elei0n candidate for congress
from this district n is safe 10 say
that Alr Eaaleiou will win over B.
$ Mcclure hy q splendid majority in
this county where Bird has always
thought BE owned a majority of the
voters.
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be exaggerated. and mich Of that
strength comes IN the case Of this
leading Chicago daily from the faet
that ii IS absolutely independent,
fearless and fair II is not ihe mouth
piece of any interest except that of
the public. The Record.Herald chant
pions the cause of the good the clean.
The beneficial in every matter OF city.
state on national moment II is the
knewledge on the part Of Cos readers
that IL cares mo- whom II hits or
what enemies st makes so long as it
Dc battling for the welfare OF the com
mluity WATCH gives 70 THE Record.
Herald much of lhe innuen it en-
joys d gives in its new columns The
most oomplete and Impartial reports
of political events, another evidence
Dl Us splendid news service
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An AssocIatod Prag.l !

Wilmington, n. c.. Sent 4-Follow-
ing several preliminary conferences
the members of the North Carolina
Pine association met here today to
take final action on ghe question of d
curtailment of the lumber output in
an effort 20 improve the present ma .
ket conditions The association con
trolls all the leading lumber mills ia
North and South Carolina Virginia
and oaslern MarYland
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CHIEF PORTER


Continued from page oneb
.us Pennsylvania. His mother was q
daughter oi Chief Okmmgee His
wife was daughter of Iudee KEYS
OF Sd louls
Motr riser a iuA blood Creek In
diau was electcd second chief '0f the
Cfeeks ai lhe Time Porter was elected
chief He succeeds 20 the office of
principal chief he assumed charge
OF ths executive office his morning.
and immediately closed it until afteg
ihe funerai ceremonies are over fs
Is a MAN of considerable force Of char
acfer brt lacks the culture oi the
doad chief
While General Porter educated him
seif be- w8 one of the mos widely
read men cf indian Territory and was
thinker aud philosopher During his
public {fe he has made many orator
ical eliosis fhat nere classic Isl the
pathetic realization Of his dyipg race'
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H.alth in the Canal Zone.

The high wages paid make It a.
mighty temptation to our Young arti-
sans 90 Join the force OF skilled work.
men needed 20 construct the Panama
Canal Many are restrained. however
by the fear of fevers and malaria. IT
Is the knowing ones-those who have
used Electric BiUers, who go there
without his fear, wen knowing they
are safe from malarious influence with
Electric Bitters on hand Cures blood
poison too biliousnese, weakness and
an stomach liver and kidney troubles.
Guaranteed by an druggists soc
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II SON are troubled with liver com
plamls and heEe r0t received help
read ihis AIRS Mary p Hammond
Moody Texas was IN p0Gr
heath with liver trouble for over
wear poclols did me uo sood and
tf.l dfrh'ne and ihsee bottles
cured me 3 cau say toe much for
Rcihlue rs it is wonderful liver med
iene always have @ u ihe hohse
pnblish where you wish Sold by G. r.
kenfro
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Occasional headache. belching. bad
taste IN the mouth. lack of appetite
ana slight nervousness are svmntoms
of Indigestion which. when allowed to
80 uncared for viii devotion into n
case Of dyspepsia that viii take a.
long time TO ge' rid OF Don uegleca
your stomach. Az the FIRST indica.
Hon q trouble take something that
will help ii along in rs work OF di-
gestng the food you eat Kodoi For
Indigestion and Dyspepsia win DO
this. kodol viii make your food do
You good and viii enable YOU to enjoy
what YOU eat Sold by G r. Ren fro
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D . o 9 Q c @ O @ . Q g o 6 6
G PRESS COMMENTS.
O . 0 o Q @ o c c c Q o Q o Q

The people are going 10 vote for
che constitution and al tho same time
eiga a side swine a those who op.
pose it bnf are running Tor office
Edmond Enterprise
Don't be deceived bS any subter-
sc q man wna asses HE following,
as Bird McGaire ~ la recent
speech, is agamst statehood no mat
tcr how he may WISH % deny &c. I'm
bis speech he said J am opposed 20
iHs constitution and cvery minute
ond every hwr and every day of my
time Chat can spare Win be devoted
20 an edori 20 cOmpsss its defeat ~
pagnee CourierD Dispatch
ln ihe Republican papo9 of Pawnee.
August lst Bird McGulrc said over
DTS own sialarprc fha- ihe onnstitH.
7 ton was moro sqrmlul no the people
ol Oklahoma ihan all tho combined
corporations Of the ouniry What
DO you think of ihaty The Advance
Democrat
Thege mast De something terribly
] N. Ni ila| DID, NI'" NN" "IiNNAlf 200 IiNA tf
Reeulayly once week they soaad q
Key N0re peaeh Chandler Tia-
I hlne
There aro q great many peonle who
have SLIGHT attacks of indigestion and
dyspepsia nearly all of the time Their
TODD may satisfy he anpclite bni il
faila % nourish ihe body simply
! because the stomach Is noi in ht con.
+ dillon io DO the work ii is supposed
tp DO "a cant 6lges ihe food SON
eat The stomach should be given
i help. You ought 10 take something
tnat viii dc rhe work rous stomach
cart do kodo For Indigestion and
\ pyapepsiq combine ion uf natural
/ dieestanls and vegetable acids di-
eests the food iiseii and gives strength
and healfh Is zoe STOMACH Pleasant
lu take Sold bG g. h Renfro
CALL AND SEE our $500 CLOTH
ING THEY ARE DlNcEFS COSTS
YOU NOTHING TO LOOK.-TOM.
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Cfan'berlain's Cough Remedy ore Of
the Best on the Market

OF many years Chamberlain
Cough Remedy has constantly gained
"a favor ana popularity until ii is now
one OF the most staple medicines IN
use and has an enormous sale. II Is
intended especially for acute throat
and lung disease, such as coughs
colds and Group and can always ho
depended upon. 10 is pleasant and
safe to take and IS undoubtedly tho
best in the market for The purposes
for which % is intended Sold by c.
r Renfrn
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MASON FRUIT LARS. - GAL. zoe
PER OOz5 CT. eOc PER DCZ. THE
BANK GROCERY.
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A humane citizen OF Richmond. Ind
Mr. Y y. WILLIAMS l07 West Main
ST.. SAYS ~ appeal 10 all person
with weak lungs 20 take Dr. King
New Discovery the only remedy tha,
has helped me and fully comes up g
The propretDr's recommendations Il
saves more lives than am other throat
and lung remedies put together Used
ns "a cough and cold cure the yyoFlj
over. Cures asthma. bronchitis. c'oup
wh0oping cough. anins..-, hoarse3css
aud phthisic stops hemOrnlages Oh
Che lungs and builds them up Cuar
anteed at an drug stores 50c aud
sl00 Trial bottle free.
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Attack Of piarrhosa Cured by One
Dose Of chamberlaln's Collie, chol.
era and Diarrhoea Remedy

was SO weak from an attack of
diarhoea thar Z could scarcely attend
10 my dsues. when I took a dose of
Chamberlains Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy u cured me en-
tirely and J bad been taking other
medicine for nine days without relief
heartily recommend this ramedy as
being The hest 30 my knowledge 70.
bowel complaints R g. Stewart, of
the firm of Stewart & Bro. GreeIyille,
ALA For sale by r Renfro,
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Bound constitutions (histOric) con
tains elaction ordinance and county
and county seats Leader Officc.
Price 25 cents
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yaif IS a iar Whom be said he did
mo- speak for ihe President at 0kle
homa CITY 50 SAYS r H. g. in state
Capital Go aSer him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-09-04

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J.. Fl. Holsey, Bishop G. NJ. y.
: Church, Atlanta, Ga. writes:
al have found Peruna 20 be a
: grcaf remedy for csfarrb. have
( suffered with this terrible disease
for more than twenty years, until
{ since I have been using Peruna,
} which has relieved me OF the
( trouble.
81 have tried many remedies and
{ spent o great deal Of hard earned
I money for them, bat found moth
s ing so effectual In the cure Of ca-
! tarrh IS the great remedy Peruna.
"l feet sure that Peruna is not
: only a triumph of medical science,
{ butit is also a blessing to suffering
( humanity.
'Every individual who suffers
with respiratory diseases viii find
! Peruna maeniilcentan and sovereign
I remedy "-L. IA. iIolsey, Bp. G. NJ.
5 f.. Church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-09-04

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