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New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
N. Y. LIES NEW HEAD.
MR.. KINGSLEY ELECTED.
Succeeds ALerander f.. Orr, Who
Praises HIS Work.

Darwin P. Kingsley was elected president Of the
New York Life Insurance Company after the re
organization OF the new board OF trustees yester-
dav He has been with the company eighteen
wears. and has served in almost every branch OF
the coupanys working organization. Mr.. Kings
lev succeeds Alexander Z. Orr, who accepted the
presidenc after the resignation Of John A Mccall
with the understanding that he should be relieved
as soon as a reorganization could be effected.
In the course Of an address made to the new
board President Kingsley referred 10 the new Arm
strong legislation and expressed his disapprOval
OF the provision limiting the amount of new buss-
ness done each year. There nothing mf
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
ENGAGEMENT RING STOLEN

Miss Guss.e Schoen of No. S31 East 5ath street
IS not wearing her engagement ring this morning.
She left II on the kitchen table yesterday while
she washed her hands. Joseph Benson twelve
years old, came to the door and offered to sell half
a dollars worth Of kindl!ng wood for a nickel 1t
looked Ike good bargain, but after the boy de-
parted the ring was missing Benson wearing a
diamond ring, ran into & detective at 50th street
and Third avenue few hours later. He was
locked up in the Childrens Society rooms but Miss
Schoen cannot get her ring until the boy has been
before Justice Olmstead
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
MAssINGER RELEASED ERom IAn

camden, n j., June T.-Dr. c. ]. Massinger act
ing treasurer OF the defunct Standard Trust Com
papy, Of Philadelphia who has been in nrtso1 n
Sanden Tor two weeks, charged by Richard Aitken
with fraud in connection with the conpanys af-
iars' was released to-day by Judge Endcott In tho
Camden Circuit Court. The court held that there
was not suf1cient grounds to hold DR.. Massinger
Altken charged that Massinger, through misrep-
Fesehtatlons obtained 5000 from him TO aid in the
estabishment Of The trust coInnanH.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
OPPOSES CONCEPTS In CHURCHES

syracuse, June l7.-In a letter TO THE Herald"
'o-cay hshop Patrick =. Ludden Of the diocese
OF syracuse critcises sacred concerts In churches
announcing that sanctUaTies for sacrifice and
prayer not for vaudeville. The Bishop objects to
Le use OF tAe term sacred" saying these affairs
calls attention TO the rules Of the Church forbid
ding the use OF the edihces for entertainment Tue
letter was called out by the advertisement Of a
sacred concert by a local church
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

Tahiti Marquesas Islands Oia san
Francisco Marposa 2i, 600
Hawaii. Japan, Corea China and
Philippine Islands (via San Francisco
-Hongkong Maru June %. 500 m
Hawaii. Guam Philippine Islands
via San Francisco)-United States
transport June 30. 500
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises 42s Sun Moon sets II o2 Moon. age
HIGH WATER
A-Sandy Hook 100 Gov. Island He'll Gate 40
PM-sandy Hook 6:25 Gov Island $50 Hell CATE "a
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
Dated June s 1907

FINWO COMPANY BARRACKS.-Oal- q OF ConstrIcI-1-,
L .. M Fl Slocuu. \ y. June Il I90T.-Sealed
proposals trtpeate be received this until
II 10 July Is. 1907 for construction PLUMBING
heotinE electric wiring Company Bar
racks Blank forms 81 proposal and information
a. this Office where plans ard specifications be
r. = right accept all pro
T7tIs part thereof Envelopes be ndorsei PRO
Iosal tor Two Company Barracks. addressed Capt
y C. JEWELL. O NJ
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
Public Notices.


DURsUANT TO STATUTORY REoUIREMES -1l-s ~ -
i notice is hereby given that an nct-Assemoly 10
24Is Int No 1722-has been passed BY both oranchsS
of the Legislature. entitled
- 49, AN ACT
EMpOWERING THE SINKING FUND. CCMAIlS--
Sion of THE CITY OF NEW YORK TO ~ 80 az =
sSyD CANCEL, CERTAIN ASSESSMENTS FOX ~. .
7 10 IMPROVEMENTS UPON THE REAL ttt1EE-fst-
0E THE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS IOLEN line
or THE BOROUGH OF THE BRONX -, ,,--,- -
Further notice hereby given that PUBIC heartn
,,ro1 such bin will held the Mayors once IN the
CITY Hall, in The City OF New 1orESSr on "euN7S-1'
In1e 1otb 1907 ut 10 80 o'clock A n
Da'N '' GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
Mayor
This bill win be the second heard at that time
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT
/ notice Is hereby given that an act-Senate No
1178 Int No 901-has been passed by ooth pranCH7'
of the Legislature. entitled
- ~ AN ACT
TO AUTHORIZE THE ERECTION, FUEN1SE t1S.3 Ss
AN EQUIPMENT OF A MUNICIPAL BI ILDISI5
r THE MANHATTAN TERMINAL OF TIE SfeM
y6RK AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE. IN The C111
rTtbsr notice is hereby given that Public Hearing
upoH such bin will be held the Mayors once IN the
City Hall in The City OF New York. on wednesday
TIne 1qth 1907 at 1890 O'Clock A NJ
Dated City Hall. New York. June 15tn. I9O'-
GEORGE B MCCLELLAN
Mayor.
This bill VIII be the fourth heard at that time
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
pRoPosALs FOR ELEcrRIc L1GHr1NG F1xr7

DRoPosALs FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING F1xr.
- CRES, ETC.-Fort Wood. y. Y. H. June Is
lBo1-Sealed proposals. in tripicate,
and installing electric lighting fixtures certain
buildings this wiz be here until l 30
a. June %. 1903 The L. S the right 10
reject any or all bids Information furnished on ap-
pllcdtion Envelopes containing proposals be
indorsed Proposal for Electric Lighting Fixtures
etc" and addressed the undersigned
@. {. BURNEI.L. Constg. or. Mr
7 ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT r. L June
y Il. l@uf-Seaed proposals. for dredging harbor
at Block Island r l. Will be received here until II
a m July II. 1907 and then publicly opened In
formation furnished application
J. II WILLARD. 1t Col, EnErs
Il s ENGINEER OFFICE, ROOM TT ARMY
- = building New York. y. Y June II. I9O7-Sealed
proposals FOR dredging I'm Hudson River y Y win
be received at this Office uH IL NJ. IT. 1907 and
then publicly opened Information furnished on app
cation JOHN G. d. KNIGHT. Col. Engrs
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

SHIRTWAISTS. In Stores.
An extensive stock of imported and
original models of Lingerie Waists and
RIouses for travelling riding. Made of
best quality fabrics. Excellent cut and
finish. LOO 10 o. 80
large assortment of Lace Waists in
whit. and ecru AIS to 1915
ox~s S,-.e, S4fb ,Sfreef
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
.Takes mail for South Brazil.
TRANSPAcIFic MAILS.

IN NpDy yorl-
Japan Corea China and Philippine ISL
ands (yia Seattle)-Tosa Marn..~ June 20 600 N
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
James McCreery & Co.
Ifreef OTfO SHeef

S3rd .Sfreef O7f" S"eS'
PARASOLS. In Both Stores.
200 Parasols. Suitable for carriage
or street dress.
Plain eolOrs, stri pes, checks, fancy
and embroidered linen. Imported lingerie,
Toxic, floral and many other designs
1.75, 2.75, 3.75 4.75 to 1900
These ParasO1s manufacturers
samples and considerably below usual
prices.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
Do Your Ewes Trouble YouP

10 OUT EyeN Iruubat fOu
Step into Spencer's. now
at 81 Maiden lane. and
get pair OF pebble eye
glasses. the cool. easy
kind that never mist. or
invisible Toric bi-focals.
for near and distant vision.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

menacing now. he said. than the tendency TO pass
unreasonable legislation with regard 10 life in
surance in various states IN the Union.
According to the law, the board divided by
lot into two classes. the term Of one 10 expire at
the time Of the next annual meeting, the second
Wednesday of May, 1903, and the term of the sec
ond class 10 expire in 1903 The result OF the draw
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
CLASS OF 1906

CLASS OF 1905.
John T. Andrus.
Julius Fieischmann.
Thomas +. Fowler.
Woodbury. Langdon.
Robert C. Lowry.
Clarence H Mackay.
Henry c. Mortimer.
Alexander Z. Orr.
William =. PlCnkett.
Elhridge @. Snow.
George +. Seward.
James II. Eckles.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

'Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

me 80. 6OOp m
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
Notice to Bridge Buffers

Public notice l. hereby given tina
the undersigned will receive scaleS
bids up to II O'Clock. noon, on Tues
dav, July Pad. for the building of 6
bridge on the Taylor and Pamela roaC
across Splinter creek near the resi-
dence OF II. J. Gardner; also two
bridges on the Orwood and Water
Valley road, across two sloughs in the
Socol.a bottom; also bride on the
Oxford and Great Eaton road, link No
i02, known as the bridge across dry
branch; also a bridge on the Abbeville
and Wyatt road, link No. 81; also a
bridge across slough; also a bridge
on the Burgess and Pamela road, near
james 'iedens place; also $3.50 feet oil
heart Pine or Oak lumber Tor cause
waIng road, and to DO delivered at
the lsom old Mill.
al! of the above named bridges to
be let out separately and to be built
according to PANS and specifications
now CT file IN my office. The success
iul bidt.er will be required to furnish
Dor = double the amount of each bill,
Nth two or more good securities for
faithful performance of the contract.
The Board reserves the right to re-
Ject any and all bids, and on the-same
day let the same out at pubic cutlery
to the lowest and best bidders. The
Board reserves tn right to reject any
ono all bids. !. o. RAMBY, Clerk
o4tefd, Miss, JVne sth, 1897.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
Qublished by request.)
THAT MILES INCIDENT.
John Sharp Williams Gives the
History of II

SHANNON, Miss, June 16-.John
sharp Williams, candidate for
United States senator, spoke here
Saturday night to one OF the laro
est crowds ever assembled in
Shannon. He discussed the pub
lie ownership of railroads in his
usual way, and in regard to the
Miles incident he denied emphati-
cally and branded as a lie anv
statement that he either voted to
pension Miles or to increase anv
pension for Miles or to Increase
Miles salary or to retire Gen
Miles on full pay, or that he ever
made any speech in defense of
Gen. Miles or that he failed In
express on the floor his strong
reprobaton of Gen. Miles con.
duct toward Mr.. Davis while n
prisoner. He then referred IN
and quoted records where his re-
marks may be found, and explain
ed tho true character of the So
called Miles incident, which equal
ly affected all retired general of
ficers of the United States army
who had been detailed by the war
department, at the request of the
governor of the States, to posi-
tons in the State national guard
with a view to the training, leach
ng or equipment OF the guard.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
NOTICE,

1t is the purpose of tho Mayor aid
Board of Aldermen of the town of
Oxford, Miss. to hereafter rigidly en-
force the ordinance passed ON the iith
day OF June, 1909, of record on pages
"a to 80 inclusive, of the minutes O,
said Board, and on pages So 10 50 in
elusive in the Ordinance BOOK of said
town, which said ordinance "provides
dor putting in, maintaining and regu
latihg water closets, aao to enforce
and regulate the sewerage system and
to provide penalties for failure to
comply with the said ordinance. ,,
Therefore notice is hereby given tina,
all persons who are subject to said
ordinance, who have not complied
with the terms thereof. within thirty
days from the date of the first publ
cation of this ordinance, shall on con
viction be punished as expressly pro-
yided in said ordinance.
,R. 9. ADAEs, Mayor.
j. Ill. LAWSHEE, clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
FURI.IC SPEAKING.

The candidates for State Senator
and representatives, by agreement,
will address the people of Lafayette
County at the following places and on
the dates below mt utioned, to which
the public generally and the ladies'
especially are invited:
ut. Zion, miles east Of Oxford, on
Thursday, July i,h.
Burgess. Thursday, July 18th.
Orwood, Friday, July I2th.
Tay lor's, Saturday, July 18th.
Paris, Tuesday, July 10Th.
Delay, Wednesday, Iuly 18th.
lula, Thursday, July 18th.
Dallas, Friday, July l0;h.
Lafayette Springs, saturday, July
10Th.
Ovens Mill, Tuesday, July 23rd.
Wilson's Mill. Wednesday, July eth
Abbevillp, Thursday, July 25th.
Free Springs. Friday. July 26th
College Hin, Saturday, July 27th.
II the citizens at any other points
wish the candidates To meet them,
they will be glad to do so on any
dates that will not conflict with the
above named.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
Campus Note.

Inc Executive Committee Of
the University trustees met Fri.
nay for the transaction OF any
business that might come before
them. e'0'e
NIee-Chaneellor Hume has re.
inqushed the chancellor's resi-.
aehce to Chancellor kincannon
ana Prot. Hume will occupy the
Ho9 Is now occupied by Prof. c.
Mrs. Matte Belk was ASSIGNED
the boarding house run the hast
session by Mr.. G. Il. McEirov
and Mr.. Il. +. James was ASSIGN,
ed the boarding house in Franz.
lin Hall. gu Il
The table board at the Univer-
aity was fixed at from Sll.OO To
The business manager was in
s'fueted to proceed at once to
Hake repairs on the house as
signed pr.-Leavell and now oc.
eupied by DR.. Riley.
Messrs. Falknef, Hume and
Ross were appointed a COMMITTEE
TO accept the new buildings wren
completed, and the business
manager was authorized to nav
the contractors 81 900 for Same
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
AN ORDINANCE

OF the town of Oxford, Miss. to re.
quire all property owners to cut The
weeds and grass around their pro-
perty.
BE it ordained by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the town OF
Oxford, Miss.
First-That all property owners
within the corporate limits of said
town be, and they are hereby reanir-
ed to keep all weeds and grass cut on
the side walks and around their prop
erty on the streets, residence, bust
ness and vacant property.
Second-That tor cause, this ordj-
nance take effect from and after its
passage.
This ordinance was read and ossed
by sections June 7th, 1907, by tn lyea
and nay vote. Those voting Yea
were: ID. 4. Carter, r. NJ. Showers.
II. V. Somerviile and j. II. Lawshe e.
Nay, none.
r. s. ADAMS, Mayor.
j. III. LAwsHEE, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
e. M. IIcnru
From the jackson Dairy new

From the Jackson Daiiy news.
The Daily News notes with
much pleasure the warm and
hearty manner in which the candi
daey of Hon. T. NJ. Henry for In.
surance Commissioner is beinc
received by the press and people
"f Mississippi. Tho editor of The
News lives within a few doors Of
this gentleman, on the same street
and Is glad 10 add his endorse
ment to the many splendid things
said OF him. His experience. ad-
mlttedly, most amply qualities
nm for this most important Of.
nee, his qualifications being do.
med by no one. In addition TO
this, he is good neighbor,
loyal friend and an enterprisinc
progressive citizen. His admir-
able record as state auditor is
ample guarantee Of what could be
expected of him in the office to
which he now aspires.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
IGomcz happenings.
~ By Rosie E.lse.

Quite a large crowd from here
attended ChiIdren's Day at Free
Springs Sunday.
Mr.. Ii. V. Somerville and wife
of Oxford, are spending the sum-
mer on the farm.
Mr.. John B. Lacey, OF Mem.
phis, is spending a few days with
his brother, Mr.. p. d. Lacey.
Mr.. f.. o. Davidson and David
Hedieston, of Oxford, spent last
week here.
| The Gomez base ball team and
the College Hill team played a
match game Saturday, and the
Gomez boys did exceedingly well
as they whitewashed the College
Hill team. Hurrah Tor tbs Gomez
boys.
Messrs. Barkin Gamble and
Mitchell Smith visited.Slate's one
day last week.
Mr.. Albert Nets and family
Oklahoma, are spending the sum
mer here with Mr.. S. W. Smith.
DIR. W. w. Phillips, of College
Hill, passed through our town
Monday.
There will be preaching at
States store Sunday afternoon
by Rev. Newton Smith.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
Notice to Candidates

Having been appointed by the
County Democratic Executive
Committee to receive all names
OF candidates TO be placed upor
she primary election tickets. |
hereby request each candidate to
hand me his name as early as
convenient.
Fees for State and District
candidates S1.00.
Fees for County candidates. So
fees Tor Beat candidates. ST GO
Respectfully,
Il. p. GRAY,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27

The Senatorial! Race in Mississippi
The Loudon Mirror, Leesburg, Va.
John Sharp Williams, who was
declared in the Washington Post
some time ago TO be 1.-The most
capable man, certainly the great.
est de6ater in the House, a man
OF vast acquired knowl .dre. n
ready speaker and a h,ly terror
to the other sidc," seems to he
meeting with considerable oppo-
sitlon in his race for the Senate.
Besides these gifts at owe ascrib-
cd to Mr.. Williams, he is hacker,
by a loug, brilliant career in the
House, yet, we regret 20 say that
the great worth in Southern ma
tional Legislator does not count
Tor half 50 much in his promotion
as do like gifts possessed by states
men of the East and West. We
mean to say that the Northern
and Western representatives to
the Senate and then keep them
there, much oftener than do the
southern States, ana long SER
wee always means greater power
and efficiency. 1t is true that we
nave a lew notable examples of
long continued service in the Sen
ate from several Southern States
and our beloved and able Senator
Daniels is one of these, but the
long service Senate list from the
other sections is a very much
greater one than ours. For in.
stance Messrs. Aldrich, Allison.
Cullom, Frye, Gallinger, Hale
and Lodge, who were all sent
from the House to the Senate
have already measured out terms
in the latter body alone that ag-
gregate 160 years, or an average
of nearly % years each. No one
OF the seven senators mentioned
above displayed more ability
while in the House than has John
sharp Williams, and we can but
nope that the people of Mississippi
Pi VIII show their appreciation of
his services by giving him the
promotion that he SO richly de-
serves. We do not know Mr..
Williams personally, but as a ma
uonal character we feel the keen
est interest IN him, and as such
we feel we may without apology
earnestly commend him to the
voters OF Mississippi.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
Unclaimed Letters.

List of unclaimed mail matter lot
III the Oxford. Miss, Post Ogica ia
the week ending Saturday, Iuue 2!.,e.
Adans, Hattie,
= BondA Mrs. Mary Lena.
: Brown VI. Il.
President o1for, Female College
b Dunkins, Ianes.
d Graham. v. t.
7 Il. II. C., Mr..
S HuGgin7, J. j.
@ Harfir, clifford.
10 Harris, Mrs. Ana.
II Jackson, Charlie.
T. Liddon, Ben n.
IL Lane, Mrs. Mollie.
If Lott, Annie.
10 Murphy, Velmer.
is Maths, Cate.
II Mathis, Mrs. Willie.
is Masee, NJ.
10 Pooifer, IcAvant.
70 Truman, Miss Belle.
u Written, Miss Rubba.
- Watley, Judge.
- wharton, G.. ID.
u Wadlingtou, Cora L.
- Wiley, Miss phylis.
20 Workman, Willie.
~ White, J. a.
IS Niggins, Mrs. Annie.
" hen calling for the above please
1--WE No. ot letter and date advertised
S. III. HowRY, L. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
To Unvail the Monument

AT a meeting Of Lafayette
County Camp No. 752, U. C. v.
held on Saturday, June 10Th, il
was decided to unyeil the monu-
ment on or abont Sept. 18th, al
which time there will be a Sham
Battle and Southern Cross Drill.
The following committee was
appointed to make all arrange
nents necessary for said occasion
J. H. WEIGH, j. E. Hope, DR.. A.
A. Young, }. G. Gates, A. W.
Hardin and j. l.. Shinault.
j. l.. SHINAULT, Commander.
r. L. STEPHENS, Adjutant.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
A Daily PAGER for 500.

TIE EAGLE has made arrange
ments whereby we can furnish a
daily paper to our rural route
subscribers only, for $500 n year
This paper is the st. Louis Re-
public. Six issues n week for 81
a year. This unusually low Of
fer is good only to July 18th, and
all orders must SO through this
office. We trust that our rural
route subscribers will take ad-
vantage of this splendid offer al
once through this office.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
FAIR PLAY OR FOULe
NO statement half 70 misleading n.
hail a truth.u

NO statement half 20 misleading as
half trath.n
ED. EAGLE: A month or so AGO
there appeared a short cores
pondence in your paper, charging
that Hon. John Sharpe Williams
had voted to pension Gen. Miles.
The following week some one
signing himself Citizen" asked
for the proof Of said charge, and
several weeks later in reply there
appeared another article unsign-
ed, claiming to give all the facts
and seeking to prove that Mir.
Williams had so voted. This
article it seems was based on a
statement Of the whole history OF
the Miles incident, made by Con-
gresham Spigit, 10 aTrominent
citizen Of this town. which was
not confidential bat could be
shown TO any one who desired to
read il.
We do not know the author Of
slid articles and have no sus-
plcion rs t. their authorship, but
do insist that in the interest OF
iair play, that whoever the author
was, he dli not concern himself
to be fair, but was contented TO
state hall the facts. and it seems
Tor The only purpose of taking un
ar advantage Of Mr.. Williams.
! u the whole truth had been
. told in that article as Mr.. Spight
told 1t, in his letter, to the afore-
said prominent citizen" no one
could get therefrom the idea that
MIR. Williams had voted to PEN
sion Gen. Miles or anything like
it.
1t is a fact that he had not SC
= voted, and the letter referred t.
does not state that he had done
/ so.
We have before us as we write
copy OF the said history of the
, Miles incident as given by Mr.
, Spight, and we assert that the
article entitled "a reply to Ciu-
q Gen." does not give the facts, a;
p given by Mr.. Spight, or as They
; are of record in the Congressional
! Record.
q Another citizen OF this town
. possibly not SO prominent has ;
, private letter from MIR. Spight
which is also before us as W,
. write, in which he uses this Ian,
; guage, there is nothing in thi.
9 attack on Mr.. Williams except AZ
appeal to prejudice. lido not be.
. lievc Mr.. Williams will be injured
> by this charge if the people un.
: derstand it. He has less Of thu
demagogue in his make up, thar
any public nan that ! know"
These letters can be seen by
any one who will take the trouble
TO enquire at the EAGLE office as
, to there whereabouts.
. Is it possible that sensible men.
: who love the truth, and desire 10
see fair play will be led by such
political chaif, away from their
allegiance TO the most gifted and
honored son OF the South? We
believe not. VOTER.
June "a, 1907.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-06-27
ZEN iEkAELE RESIIE.

That truth is stranger than fiction,
has once more been demonstrated in
the little town OF Fedora, Tenn, the
residence of 9 V. Pepper. lie writes:
81 WAS in bed, entirely disabled with
hemorrhages of the lungs and throa,
Doctors failed to help me, and all hopt
had fled when l began taking DR.
Kings New Discovery. Then instant
relief came. The coughing soon
ceased; the bleeding diminished rap
Idly, and in three weeks was able to
go to work. Guaranteed cure for
coughs and colds. zoe and 81 90 at \
IL. kendel's drug store. Trial bottle
free.