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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-12
May Be in Europe.

Liverpool, Oct. 11.-A young couple, travelling under the name of MT. and Mrs. Cunningham. but whose names do not appear on the passenger list. landed here today from the steamer Empress of Britain It was learned that they had boarded the liner at the last moment at Quebec. Thea waited at Liverpool until all the other pas- sengers had gone ashore.
 These and other circumstances led to the suspicion that they are MT. and Mrs Samuel Clarkson. formerly Miss Maloney of Philadelphia, although this statement cannot be made with cer- tainty. The couple at once left here for London.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-12
OF GEORGIA
 RAILWAY. ..

Arrival and departure ot trains Union Pas senRer station, Montgomery, Ala. Effect i've Sept sth, 1907. s0th Meridian time.
 DEPART For Union Springs. Troy. Andalusia. Eufaula, Ozark. Americus. Alba ny, Columbus. Macon, Savannah and Augusta .... .... .... 4:4spm For Union Springs. Troy, Andalusia. Eufaula, Fort Gaines. Dawson. -Americus. Albany, Corbus. Macon s;10am
 ARRIVE. From Savannah. Augusta, Macon. Columbus, Albany, Americus Ozark. Eufaula. Andalusia. Troy, and Union Springs .... ........11:1Oam From Macon. Columbus, Albany, AmericuS Dawson. Fort Gaines, Eufaula, Andalusia, Troy Union Springs .... .... .... .... .... 7:6Spm
 ALL TRAINS DAILY. For further information write or apply to R. c. Brookes. c. A., 1o2 Montgomery Sti S. T. Surratt D. T. A., Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-12
. PLowED INTO CROWD.

Free turtle soup from to IF ?. m. Nat Walters, s Washington Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-12
PHILADELPHIA GIRL
 IN THE LIMELIGHT

New York, Oct. 1.-The mystery sur rounding the disappearance more than a week ago of Helen Maloney. daugh- ter of Martin Maloney, the Philadel- phia millionaire was given highly sensational turn today.
 At the time of Miss Maloney's disap- pearance Samuel Ciarkson. a young Englishman, who had paid her marked attention, also dropped out of sight. and it was reported and generally be- lieved that the couple had eloped and been marred. Last night came the news from Montreal that the missing pair had been married by Catholic priest in that city and then had re- turned to New York and sailed for Eu- rope. Following directly upon the heels of the Montreal announcement. comes the publication here today of an unqualified statement from Arthur Herbert Osborn, 6 young broker of this city, that Miss Maloney is his wife.
 According to osborn's statement, he and Miss Maioney were married on December 8. 1905. and the marriage never has been annulled. Osborn de- clares that records in the notary's of flee at Mamaroneck. which show that Herbert Osborn had married Helen Eu- gene on that date, will prove his statement. He said that assumed names were used because at the time Miss Maioney desired to keep the mar rage a secret. The fact that the mar rage had taken place did become known, however, according to Osborn, and he declares that among those who learned of it was young Ciarkson. He says that not only did Clarkson know of the marriage. but that only asshort time ago he sought to have it an- nulled, having gone so far as to con- suit New York lawyer on the sub- tect.
 Osborn was a student at Princeton when the marriage with Miss Maloney Is alleged to have taken place. He said today that after the ceremony the young woman returned to her home while he remained with her parents.
 Osborn is the son of the late Will liam E. Osborn, for many years an officer in the American Sugar Company. He is 23 years old, an only child, and a fortune will come to him at the death of his mother. The Osborn fam- fly came originally from Newton, Mass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-12
Confirms Marriage.

Montreal, Oct. 11.-Alexander L.. Bonin, Montreal lawyer. confirms the statements made that Helen Eugenie Maloney and Samuel Clarkson were married in this city on the evening of October 3. He says they spent the day in his office and were exceedingly anxious to be married. He promised not to say anything about the details of the wedding and will keep his prom ise. They were supposed to leave for New York enroute to Europe, but the impression is that they have not sailed.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16

Yuntt elf l1br srfdor bic 1orfaals
tlingel. &urt unb Mlfreb eri9ienen
glei95eitig = beibe iiegesgeipib, uno
bas %umiomebr, als tie ben Guienz
traub mitten auf benz Slid pransen
fdhen.
rNun, Srmd, per BON ben beiben
9erren lit benn als Sieger berporges
gonsen?" fraste Der 8~iireermeifter.
Der fi4 gu Dem pi9tisen Woment Der
Gnti9eibuns eirsefunben~ bate.
Scr Spenber tieier 8lumen",
antpprtste Srma, ni6t pbne 4lfrsb
babel einen porpurfspollen Bid au>
suiperfen. Ni9t psnig eritaunt aber
mar ite. als beibe junge MGnHer tpie
aus sinem Mbnbe riefen: %,
SrGulein Srma, sic MAIDEN mid
gliifli9 bur9 @brs gnH9eibung!"
4ae blidten chamber fragenb an,
Biz Srma bds Sdpeieen brad: 50,
lper bon Sbnsn bat mir benin Die
4ufmerffdmfeit erpiefen9"
alfreb nabm ben Struub in bic
5anb unb idgt.: Bite, mein 6rGuz
lein. bic 4ntport auf S1re Srage
befinoet ii9 Spiiden bieIen 8lumen!"
@r bpg ie Elm fpsnis ouseinunOer, 10
baB Srma bic SuIummenaefdltete
aarte ie6en tpnnte. Sic bolte its
herbor unb las nit lauter Stimme:
nalfreb Dir, &sfsrsnbar!" Damn
reiG+e lie IGfreb bic 9unb nit einem
tpdrmen Bid unb iagte nur: sd
bante Sbnsn."
rgein = i9 bante Sbnen, benin -
id bari Sic bod beslsiten?"
Sic nidte ibm freunbli9 gu. &urt
aber fasts in tOmii9er @eratpeifluns:
nWenf6, bdft Oh Elm Slid per
tonnte uu4 abnen, bab 9u 10 bors
ii9tig iein piirbeff!"
Iuf aIgemeinss 8erlansen gut sr
feinen nG9tli9en Strei6 gum geiten.
na6bem er por6er benz 8iirgermeiz
tier bas 8eripre9en dbgenpmmen
bate, ni9t sesen ben Na9tpd9ter
por3u9eben, Der ibm ia etgentlt6 BEL
4usiibung zines Oiebftabls gehplfen
bate. -
Wls bic bsiben 3eferenbare bann
bas 9aus usrIaTsn batten, meinte bsr
9iirgermeiiter: ,Iber elm paar ri6@
ttge Wino6unoe finb's bod"
Srmd nidte ibm errotbenb gu uno
iagte: rOu ptrft Dir aber i9on ges
fallen lufen miifsn, Oab id Dir Ell
men Der Winbbunoe als S6piegerz
iohn in's 9aus bringe!"
$50, p.l9en benn2 DEM i9pare
5en ooer ben blpnoen?"
rDenn 0u ni6ts bdpiber BAIT =
ben i9fpar3en, @dter6en!"
l1nb 8dter6en 9iirgermeiIte ter bate
ni6ts batpioer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16

Sn peI9er gtgenart bas
Slid DIT on bic Sbiir tlopft, bstptes
elm @orfan m &insslanb, q. s. SIM
borigen Sabre purbe Der Batter BON
Biuie &itdco Don sinem 3nge Der CO.
ddtpanna : 8ubn get0btet. Die Mut>
ter lu9te fid unb ihre &inber, 10 gut
IS ging, gu erndbren. Nm Oanffa=
gungstage CAB es iebo6 nur Maearpni,
grob unb Sbse, pGbrenb bic &ameru>
ben benz beraeit 12idbrigen WiIie err
sGblten, pie i9On Der Surfeb sez
f9ttedt babe. gr beI9lob bes6dlb, fir
bteIss Sabr aus eisenen &rdften fir
einen Surtsp 81 iorgen. gr trus NAM
lid bur9 S9ubpuben unb 3eitunss<
pertauf gum untsrbalt Bel. Sebsn
gennp, fpel6en er nebenber er9ieIt, be-
ppnirte er in elmer impropiirten
Spurbi6ie, beitsbenb aug elmer Cigar
rentifte, tpel9e er felt s~unuselte. 4ls
er am Sage Dor benz Odntiugunssfeit
feinen Rei9tbum sdblte, fanben fi6
$50 pennies in Der &iite, tpel9e er nit
bsre9tigtem Stols ieiner SHUTTER fir
bas Surfep : Dinner iibsrgab. Der
@ogel puroe setauft unb sersinigt.
Wiqie fanb i'm Masen bes Surteps eli
men blintenben Stein, ben er in bic
Suf9e ftedte. Damn 9ing er fort, nm
mebr 9elb 3u berbienen. Dem eriten
Wtann, tpel6sm er bic S9ube puBte,
seigte er ben gefuHbenen Stein. Der
Srembe betra9tete benfefbsn aufmsrtz
fam unb frd9t ben Sungen, mas sr Fir
fetnen Sunb baben pole. Ils bieier
5ug6aft flint Gents fir ben Stein perz
ldngte, la9te i'm Der Mann aug, nGbm
iein portefeuille heraus uro CAB benz
&naben cine $40 : Hote. Ils Der
Srembe ii9 entfernte, obne We9ielselb
su perldngen, itdnb Der 8nabe einen
Qussnblid ftarr bu unb JAP berbliifft
benz freigebigen Nanne na9. gr bate
eben feline Nbnung gebobt, bab er einsn
pert6uplen Oiamanten perfarft bate,
ben Der Srutbabn irsenbpo gefunben
uno aufgepidt battle. Spfort elite
Wiais gu ieinsr Nutter. tpelder er
atbemlos BON ieinem Slid eraGblts.
Siefe frar ni9t minber erfreut dls ibr
Srbn, benin nun mar ia 9elb gerna i'm
9duie, INN auber benz 8auf bon pie
uno Granbsrries nod Elm pdar 80
den gu leben. Der S6lG9ter, ipeldsr
ben Surten berfauft bate, bate bsr<
Ielben nit cuberen erbaubsl., unb
Nismanb psib, mo Der 8osel ben
t~perthbolen Stein aefunben bate.
Sin Otter Men 6enbIR:
entbdlt etpa aht @ramm Sdla, eben,
iooiel pis bic glei9e QuantitGt Oit.
ieepafer.
Snoif6e perIen brin9en
aus 4nlub i6rer idOnsren Sorm unS
beHeren 9lanser before pretie ala aus
itraIii9e.
Sduben unb Srutbibn
BADEN cine Rorpertemperatur BON log
9rdo, poer 10 @rdo mebr als biz
Wkni6en.
Sn RumGnien mIifen bi,
Rabfabrer ibrs Ramen beutli1 on
ben 9atsrnen ibrsr 5abrraber anbrin:
gen lafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-16

Sie ueberfGIIe unb bic
9reueltbaten Der 8unoiten f6einen
in Stalien tein gnbe nebmen gu pol>
len. 11eber cine reue S6anbtbit
tpdrb aus &pm beri6tet: Sn WtoDz
redle Bel Yalermo purbe eine garage
8duernfdmilie in tb;em bon einem
Ordnsenbdin umeebenen 9Gus9en
ermorbet aufsefunoen. sic betanb
aus benz gbepaar 2pren3o unb Mhds
ria Sntrapaiu, beioe je 60 Sabre alt.
unb beren bdlbertpadfenen SDbnen
9uifeppe unb Baolo. 2eBteren tpas
rem bic Nrme unb geine dbgei9lasen
porben. DGbrenb man ben often bic
4ugen uusgeftp9en bate. Die i9redz
li6 peritiimmelten 2ei9en lasen un=
betleibet bd, bas Saus par p0ni9
au~sgeraubt. 4lem 4ri6eir mad
baben ie6s 9unbiten Die i9auerli9e
Shat boqfibrt. = Sn Ma5Sard BEL
Srapani bate Der Maler 8ito Bal
fatpre ebenfaus Elm gefd6rliGes
Qbenteuer nit 8rigantsn 81 bethlehem.
Gr 5pg auf feinem giel nit Malers
f9irm unb StaHelei rubig ieines
@eses, als spei 9rigunten linn uus
elmer 9ede bic Worte: nSbr Seii9t
auf Die @rbe!" entsssenopnnerten.
Der Maler mari ii9 AUDI ipfort gu
Boben, erfabte aber babel feinen &ez
poIper, f9oB einem Der 8rtsdnten
nieber unb ma9te ben anberen na9
fur9tbarem Hingen auf 2eben unD
Sob bingfef. Der Maler blieb UNI
periebrt.
-Gine frDbIi9e Scene
fpielte fih bieIer Sage Dor benz 8es
sirtsseri9t Grid ab. Sin ebrfumer
3iirter bate einen in Der S6peis
lebnben Osuti9en yGbaibe S9ppb"
genannt. Der Gi9ter fpute> nun bic
psrlebte gbre bes beutiden Stats
burgers tpieberbsrftenen. Der 8eflaste
bate fi9 Dor Der @eri9tsiibuns oers
art Mutb aneetrunfen, bab er balb
mad Der GrDffnuns Der @erhanbluns
gu elmer Orbnunesfrofe bon 10
5rancs. perurtbeilt nurbe. Oariiber
lG9slte Der &lGser iebr i9abenfroh.
Gr fonte iebo9 erfabren, baB am be-
item la9t, iper auleBt la9t. Ils Der
rsumiitbise Inseflaete 80 Sranes 81
etnem @erglei9 bot, mics Der &ldser
trob benz 3ureben bes @i9ters biefe
Summe ftols auriid: er perbiene a!s
prppitpnsre moaatli4 90
srancs unb brau9e bic lumpteen
30 Srancs ni9t. Ieusierig erfun>
biste fi9 nun Der @idter nu6 Der
@teuerDerunlusung bes Nrbienftrei>
9en iunser Mannes. Die perlesene
Mntport bsrdnlabte bas @eri6t, i'm
@teuerrsgtiter Ia9f9au gu balten
unb ba ftelte es fi9 benn beraus. bab
Der Singing elm ld4erlid fleiues
Gintommen periteuerte. Nd6 bieIer
Seititslune erbielt Der @eri9tsI6reis
Fer Sic @eifung, bafiir gu foreen. bab
Der &ldser NIT 5000 Sruncs Gintoms
men our ftGbtii9en Steler berangez
5psen fperbe. Sept la9te Der 8etldgte
unb nit ibm bas gunse Publitum.
&einlides @efabI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-15
TO PROSECUTE POWDER TRUST
4 Result OF an Investigation whIcl Was
Begun Last all.

WAsHrNoroE. May H.-Dehnite an
nouncement that prosecution Is to- be be-
gun sgainst the powder trust may be
expected within a few days. District At
t!oFney MCPHERSON Of Cincinnati Ia here
1orney'General IL Ia understood that the
hnal Instructions are being given him in
District.
The investigation Of the trust has been
~ progress since last fall, when the ap-
p,opriation committees Of both branches
.hat the management OF the trust oAerned
warrant an inquiry. For yearS there
~ been. complaint by war and naval
omclals that the Government waa IN the
ttaep ~ a tr1ist that could absolutely dictate
%itns Tor ammunition in case the United
o'a'Ne should become engaged in a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-15

Revised rules for the 1907 tour OF the Ameri-
can Automobile Association have been Issued,
which contain the conditions for the Hover
trophy contest and the penaliZation schedule
for it. as well asa new example Of the work
ings of the rules for the Glidden trophy.
which makes IL clear what Ia to be done when
a car is disqualified or discontinues for any
reason. The new rules declare the Hover
trophy to be a prize for the entrant-Of . I'M
about who has the greatest number OF points
10 his credit at the end OF the contest, Each
runabout will set out with a total credit Of 900
points, and penalties will be deducted from
this total as follows: For each minute, or
fraction thereof, In excess Of two minute tar
diness at controls, one point for each dollar,
or fraction thereof, In value Of parts used. for
repairs, as per manufacturers price list, one
point. The Hover trophy 10 not u perpetual
prize. but will become the. property OF the
entrant who wins IL this year. The trophy
is now being exhibited In Nav York. IN the
window OF the American Locomotive Auto
mobile Company, 1885 Broadway.
According TO the new example given II will
not be possible for a car that has gone wrong
TO save its team from LOSING points by With
drawing instead OF continuing. The example
cited Says: Any car which may for any
reason discontinue shall. In addition TO pre-
vious penalties, be pfnaliZed the total number
Of points with which IL was credited at the
start" Pathfinder D.. n. Lew has made
satisfactory arrangements with hotels ana
garages at Toledo, 100 miles from Cleveland.
which is TO be the first night stop. The entries
date are:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-15

ALBANY. Maylt Secretary ofstste whAlen
has written q letter 10, PostmASter-Gentral
lorbiddinR the State automobile license
bureau" Of 33l Broadway, New fptk-,dfty,
circulars TO automobile owners directing
their attention to the displaying OF the license
number. The Secretary OF State claims that
the letter IL 90 worded as 10 convey the Inn
precision that the bureau" is an oficiAl agency
Of the Secretary Of State and that Automo.
thelf numbers from ID, ET
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-15
Brooklyn Lonsshoremen Incorporate,

supreme Court Justice Kelly. in Brook
Ign, has permitted the incorporation Of
the International Longshoremen's Marine
ana Transport Workers Association. Ac-
cofdlng 20 the articles the new association
purposes to foster the business OF steve
gore work and settle the differences be-
tween bosses and EMPLOYEES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-15

The executive committee Of the racing hoard
Of the American Automobile Association IL 10
4. A. 4. AZ tsq Filth avenue, II IL expected
that rules for the 1907 Vanderbilt cup race will
be announced, az W ell al. the date for the con-
for the contest. r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-15
p0ST0N AND POINTS IN
oUH UN NEW EN0I AND

( Fall RIVER LINE, Via Newport and Fail River.
Leave Pier 10. n. r., foot Warren St. week devt and
sundays, $50 P. n. Steamers Priscilla and Puritan.
Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE. Via New London. Leave Per
90 y. r. Y; Garrison St; week days only. eP N.
Strs. City OF Lowell ana Maine.
and North. Leave Pier 20. 7. r., week days only
?Hb r. NJ. Steamer Chester W. Chaplin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-15
HUDSON RIYER

PalAtaI Steamers "HENpRIcK HUDSON"
MEN YORK" and ALBANY" OF the Hudson
the world.
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton ST. by Annex. 500 a. ".
Desbrosees 81. Pier .......-... $40
" West 42d St ..... -..... 400 "
" West l29th st ........ 90 "
Landing al tonkers. West Point Newburgh. POUCH.
keepSie, Kingston Point. Catsldl. Hudson. and
Albany, Daily, except sunday. Special trains 70
Cstskill MTG. resorts and Saratoga. and easy con-
~nectlonS to all points East North and West,
Through tickets and baggage checked at ofhces OF
y. Y. Transfer Co. Through rail- tickets betvee
y, y. and Albany accepted. Most delightful one.
day outings TO West plont, Newburgh or Pough-
al A. NJ. MUSIC.
Steamer MARY POWELL commences MAY az.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-15
Museum Explorers Back From the .tws,oo

me steamship Cearense. from North
HSiazll porte, brings Messrs. Schmidt and
relss who have been exploring the upper
amazon and its tributaries for the Museum
~ Nstural History. They brought back
Of eurios. l-.T 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
HEALTH IN THE HILL TOPS

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Mtiyssa List Of oyer I 900 Hotels. Farms and board
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in. NEW York la, rs, 1850. 1851 1898 Broadway.
q Nassau s.. ~, ith Ave. rs Columbus Ave.
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Beaver ST.. Journal Information Bureau, Columbus
C4ele and seth ST. Eagle Information Bureau, &c
IN BRooKLYN-i Court 81. 40 Nostrand Ave.
cor. Macon 81, 800 Broadway Eagle Information
On. May 10th and soth Excursion tickets al re-.
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Asu MMER RESORT or THr Esr CLASS
MIZZEN o T

AND COTTAGES,
on. crest OF Quaker HIN, PlvllnE, y. Y. Two
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ClreulsIt and Information on application.
Mr.. HOWE may be seen morning. during May
-, At Murray MN Hotel, y. v, City.
20 During winter. Princess Hotel, Btrmuds,
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OLD DOMINION LINE

DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk,
Primers Point and Newport News. Va, connecting
for Petersburg Richmond. Virginia Beach. Wash.
lngton, ID. C.. and entire South and West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier
20. y. r. foot OF Beach 81. every week day al 3
p. NJ
W. L. WOODROW. Trsfhc Manager.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-15

CatskilI A%IountaIns.

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS Nine room cottage. at
Twilight Park; all sonvenlences' one acre OF land
LARGE trees. beautiful view: price $500. LAND
SECURITY COMPANY. 1904 Real Estate Trust
Building. Philadelphia.
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ANCHOR LINE
glasgow via Londonderry

E%urnessla. .NIay IS. noon Astoria May .S,3 Pm
Caledonia May Is, noon Columbia &. June J. noon
Saloon, $50; "a Cabin. SIS: Sd Class, $3.50 and up.
ward. according 10 accommodations & steamship.
For tours and Information apply 10 ,
HENDERSON BROTHERS. lT.le Broadway.
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THE e COMPANY.
HOTEL TRATMORE
The LlBE MARIE Y y; $:;, s;. * \,

class family houBt. Capacity 500. Contains eVeTy
convenience. including elevator, sieam heat,
spacious sun pArlors, private baths, etc. Oners
special low rate during May and June OF s.. $40.
sla.0 weekly; - up daily for steam heated front
looms. metal beds, excellent table and attentive
white service. Booklet. Saturday TO Monday,
s. 50. j. p. COPE.
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a HoLMHuRST

Pennsylvania Ave. and the Beach. Ocean view
Private baths; stationary wsshstends. with hot
and cold running water In bedrooms; elevator to
street; capacity goo. Litorature. mailed, -
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND.

South Carolina Az. and the Beach. near piers ana
attractions. Large sunny roomS. private baths
elevator. sun parlor. Capacity $50. Table ana
service supe Tior. Special spring terms.
BRYAN & WILLIAMS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-07-24
Valna bf Ii Dollar

The value of any article is measired
by supply and demand. Circum-
stances have been known where even
a dollar was without value. A casta-
way afoat on the oceans boundless
waste cares nothing for the dollar that
may be in his pocket, since it cannot
purchase relief from thirst and hun
ger. One of Verne's prettiest stories,
Mysterious Island, tells how his he
roes, to further buoy their fast sinking
balloon until they might reach land,
we're forced to even empty. their pock-
cts into the raging waters below.
A dollars value Is therefore govern
ed by what is given In exchange.
Many q convalescent who has been
rescued from the jaws OF death or the
tortures of rheumatism by the invest
ment OF q dollar for one bottle of
Andes Great Prescription will swear
it was the greatest value ever given for
O dollar. There are hundreds of for
mer sufferers from catarrh, stomach,
liver, kidney, and bladder troubles in
this section to-day. who would swear
the same thing. You can prove this.
If YOU want to, by calling on C. A.
names Of people who have been cured
with Andes Great Prescription. The
formula of this remedy (a purely veg.
etable one) Ia shown in plain English
on each package. Ask any physician
his opinion Of it. -,
If q dollar invested for this medi-
cine will give you good health once
more, when perhaps hundreds of dol
lars invested in other ways have failed
to give even relief, would not you, too.
be willing to proclaim it thu greatest
value aver given for a dollar? If you
are q sufferer, suppose you Try Andes
Great Prescription at once. 1t costs
$l.OO per bottle, three for So 50, or six
for $5. 100. .
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Long Live the King!

is the popular cry throughout Euro
pean countries; while in America. the
cry of the present day is "Long live
DR.. Kings New Discovery, King OF
Throat and Lung Remedies!' OF
which Mrs. Julia Ryder Paine, Truro,
Mass, says TT never fails to give
Immediate relief and to quickly cure a
cough or cold" Mrs. Paine's opinion
ia shared by a majority of the inhabf-
tants of this country. New Discovery
cures weak lungs and sore Threats after
all other remedies have failed and for
coughs and colds it's the proven RENE
dy. Guaranteed by P. B. Speed, drug
pist. SOC and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
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ScHNAPPS has been advertised in this
paper so that every chewer has had an
opportunity to get acquainted with the
facts and know that drugs are not used
to produce the cheering quality found IN
the famous Piedmont country hue-cured
tobaccos, and that ScHNAPPS is what he
ought 10 chew. Still there are chewers
who accept other and cheaper tobaccos
that do not give the same pleasure.
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MilfOrd's Locals.

A new line OF stationery just received at
Milford's Drug Store.
Rexall hat cleaner will keep your straw hat
white and pretty ell summer fol- 20 cents, only
at Milfurd's Drug Store.
We make special prices on Ice cream In
quarts, half gallons and gallons. Mllford's
Drug Store.
II you want your drugs quick phone No. lH
MilfOrd'e.
Nunnally candy received every week fresh
and pure al Milford's drug store.
A fulI line of bristle goods just received.
Hair, tooth and nail brushes In great variety,
at Mllford's.
For family use or parties you won be dis
appointed In buying your Ice cream at Mil
ford's drug store.