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Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
RUMoR OF PLOT IS SPREAD
Newspaper Report at Mobile of Plan
TO AsaasEinaSe Fairbanks
and Foraker.

MOBILE, Ala, June IA special from
Selma, Ala. 20 the Item says that a man
who arrived here today from Montgomery
reported to the police that while at the
Montgomery tAla-) station ne overheard
two men Of foreign descent saying that
there was q plot on foot 10 RssassinAte
Wee President Fairbanks and Senator
Foraker during the funeral Of Senator
Morgan al Selma tomorrow. The rs
sassins, according to this story, we're com
ing 10 Selma from New Orleans.
SELMA Ala. June 1.-THE report that
an attempt would be MADE 10 RssassinHte
Vice President Fairbanks and Senator
Foraker at Senator Morgan's funeral Is
regarded here as absurd.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, June 1s.-Chief
Of Police Taylor said this afternoon that
be disbelieved the rumor Of the attempt
on Vice President Fairbanks and Senator
Foraker. The Morgan train is due 10 az
rive in Montgomery tonight and remain
here until 8 ,. N, when il VIII proceed 70
Selma
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
WITHHoLDS PANAMA BONDS
Secretary CorfelyOu Has Made UP His
Mind with Respect 10 Pro-
posed Issue

WASHINGTON. June l4-Thsrs Is no
longer any doubt ss 10 Secretary Correl-
y0u's intention with respect 70 the issue %
Panama bonds AftsT giving the question
much thought he has definitely decided and
80 announced today that there iE ~ pres
EXT no necessity for such issue. The mat
ter therefore may be regarded as settled
for NJ least several months and possibly
for a much longer time. The &c O0O.0O0
per cent bonds. which VIII mature July 2
next. win be redeemed IN fun on and after
that date. the $50 ooO.OOO government de-
posts which were called from the national
for that purpose.
The treasury working balance today
amounts 10 about F7AOoO0 900 and IN addition
there IL deposited IN the national banks
about u7fO0O.000 which is subject 10 can
and svHnAbls AZ al times This makes a
balance Of Es4S uoooo exclusive o. St2.OOO. .eOo
IN uns1pended balances IN the hands Of dis
bursting ufhoers. The rec-ipts TO-DAY for
the present hscRl year amount 70 over S6es,
100000 and the disbursements 70 something
over t55A 600 or. which leaves a surplus OF
S7a.ooooOo This surplus IL hkely 70 be In
creased by July l. the close of the hscRl
year, 20 from $500 s0O 10 Ss0OoB O08 on
July J. Is0d the surplus was only about
- 90 90 which n an increase for the year
OF approximately sg2esOeo0 The only sx-
trGordinary expenditures looked for curing
the coming year win be for the construction
Of ths Panama canal FOR which the dis
bu-sernentE new amount 20 about s. 80 000
9 month and unless there is a large ana
wholly unlocked for incrsEse m the expendi-
lures the treasury viii be able 70 NEST
an calls upon II and sIin have 4 surplus
on July / lsA
T'his estimate h contingent upon q CON
tinuHtiun of the present rate Of recstpts
rndsr this highly satisfactory SHOWING
Secretary cortelyou saws ne does not b.
hsvs n would be good adminisrrEtion to m
crease ths public dsbt by ths issas q saSi-
Ii1nAl boadA
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
ADMITS VARYING CHARGES
Adams Express Company Appears at
Hearing of Interstate COM
merce COmmfEEiOn.

COLUMBUS. O., June l4.-Attorneys OF
the Adams Express company admitted to
Gay al q hearing Of the Interstate Commerce
commission that the company has various
rates for the shipment Of property from
New York 10 Kansas City and St Paul
based upon the route and that these rates
discriminate against Columbus IN favor Of
Chicago and ST. Louis. Mclaughlin Bros
horse importers through their attorney
stated that the express company has been
charging them &saO G car for shipments 10
Columbus and an additional $50 for the
shipment OF each car TO Kansas City or St
Paul
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
FEDERATION FOR PUBLICITY
NJ OriOn 20 Exclude Reporters from
Sessions of Miners Met
with Defeat

DENVER, June lA-At the session Of the
Western Federation Of Miners today some
Of the delegates made complaint regarding
the reports in local newspapers Of ysstsr-
dsys meeting and a motion was made 70
exclude reporters This was defeated after
a spirited debate
John c. OMEN. editor Of the miners
magazine, the ofacial organ Of the fedsr-
alton. read his report in which he made an
attack on the Industrial Workers Of the
World and that portion Of the socialist
labor party Of New York beaded by De
Leon. This report VIII form tbs basis Of
the hght against the continuance Of the
alliance between the Western Federation
Of Miners and the Industrial Workers OF
the world
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
PREFERRED TO KILL HIMSELF
Emery Mosher, hf HUnrinEtOn Ind,
wOuId Not Testify Against
Father and Sister.

HUNTINGTON. Ind. June A-whsn his
name was called IN court yesterday Emery
Mosher. aged g. fsiled 70 respond. 4
deputy sheriff sent out 70 md him re-
ported that lie had committed suicide by
shooting himself Mosher was 70 hRge been
. witness IN q case charging his father
and hiE sister Nora with murder. and
rather than face the shame % ne trial
he took hiE life The sister, Nora, became
hysterical on hearing the news and its
effect Is feared on her mother. E.h0 is of
feeble mind
.. 4 M1sher. the father and hiF dHuEh-
ser Nora were charged with the murder
Of the lsrters infant daughter
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
WAR IN CENTRAL AMERICA
Practical Declaration of HOstiIities
Between Nicaragua and SAL
vador Has Resulted.

WASHINGTON, June l4-What amounts
10 al actual declaration Of war between
Nicaragua and Salvador was contained IN
the reply Of President ZelEyas 70 an in
quiry from Washington as 10 his counec-
ton with the recent attack and capture OF
Ac2jUtlR.
The answer came 10 the State department
today in the shape Of the following cable
gram from American Consul General OIL
wares al Managua- the NicaraguEn capital
I am officially informed that In Ro-
cordRnce with the Central Apsrican union
plan President ZelayEs dispatched mum
tons Of war and troops il AID Of General
AlfErs, who is the popular unionist cEndi-
Date for the presidency Of Salvador. Pres
ident Flgueros opposes the union IDEA"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
TAFT TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL
Fell While Returning from Review Of
Troops at Fort Smelling.
PToMAEE POISONING Is FEARED
Taken Immediately 80 Home Of J. s.
Hin, where He Became Very
siok-occurred DurfRE
Forenoon.

ST. PAUL. MINI. June 4-SecretEry
Taft became suddenly III at Fort Smelling
this noon while riding out Of the post In
an automobile. He was brought to the
home Of J. 5. Hfu. Ptomsine poisoning Is
suspected. as he was very sick II hts
stomach.
Secretary Taft witnessed the review.
mounted or horseback Later ne attended
q reception at the officers quarters without
showing any signs Of illness But. en- route
through the reservation In an automobile.
hiB lips became blue and he complained
of severe pains In the stomach. The at
tending physician said later that the sec
rstRry was suffering only q severe attack
Of indigestion
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15

wAsHINGTON, June 1.-THE delegates
70 the International Red Cross conference
spent todHy's session IN the discussion Uf
papers on the peace work OF the various
societies especially their struggles against
tuberculosis The conference passed q neso-
luton fsv0rtng the parriripation OF the Ped
Cross societies n the battle against uubsr-
culosis. with particular attention 10 re-
cruits refused admission 10 the army ana
soldiers discharged owing 70 their being
victims Of the disease
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15

PIERRE 6. D, June 14-(specisl Ar
ticles Of incorporation hsve been fled for
the state bank q LeBeau. with q capital
Of s. 90; incorp0FutorE- John DEhleren.
LsBesu. H. Haynes. BrentfOrdi J II
Holmes. Aberdeen F0r the Farmers State
bank q Lowry, WElw0rth county. with 8
capital Of S5.0o; inoorporEtors Il s.
haynes Brsutfsro; John Dahlgreen L.
Beau. George Rakes. Lowry; Thomas A.
Way, ! Fl Holmes. Aberdeen. Both Of
thess banks are located On The line o. ths
Minneapolis q 81 Louis railway va - ths
.AlSs2I1 EHsrs
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
Rnn 81 Ravs eocIa. .L-nrest.

OXFORD, Neh-. June 14-i5pecial Tsle-
gram. The social contest as between the
local bands OF ArspHhOe and this place was
social event The opera house was
crowded and OXFORD has reason 70 be proud
both uf tts band ana the sut srtsinuent Of
its sBsEtA- The musical program was com
plimentBry 70 both bands and & unique
social event which Eiu Ss repeated iu
Arapshoe curing the coming week The
Arapahos band vii be in attendance Al
TIE base bal tournGmsua a. tina placs q b
hsld duly . Z Ezd Z
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
ANOTHER TERRoIST VICTIM
Colonel KOtIHrOn, Deputy Command
ant of 50. Petersburg,
Murdered.

ct PETERsBURG, June lA-coIonel
Kotlarof. deputy comnHndant Uf The uoIt
OF ST. Petersburg. was murdered this morn
ing by 8 workman in the admiralty scc-
ton OF the city. The colonel was recently
sentenced 10 death by the evolutiIaBIy
fgf1riug Organization ber avae he recon
mended q reduction Of re working for,s
al the admiralty wo-Ks rhe asssss =
was captured, but it is believed he had
sccoruplices, who eEoaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
FIRE RECORD.
Jumps from seeond story.

GRAND ISLAND, June lA--(speci&l.D- -
Fire broke out IN the 'suitatoriuIu" Of Mr..
Jacob Winch, from an explosion Of Of
TEsoline and MF. Winch ana his assistant
Mr.. Horton were compelled 70 jump from
the second story window. Both were some
what burned The FIRE department soon
had the flames under control, notWith-
standing the lively starr the FIRE had and
tie loss VIII be covered by about 80
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
TELEsRAPHERS MAY STRIKE
ComneretaI OPerAtorS' Commfrtes
Orders = General Assessment
en- MemberA-

NEW NARK- June 1.-THE general sz-
scutfvs committee Of the Commercial Teleg-
rhpheFsE union - a meeting n this city
todHy EErssd to levy q genera Assessment
on the nsmbeEA After the meetinE the
COMMITTEES announced The president q the
organization had sent the following tale
gram 70 the presidents q ID local unions.
Situation may bring trouble win one or
both CumpanieE- Get ready 70 meet 4 CEN
sTal hssessmsnt- F>1i local IN touch iInlns-
ciAlely Eith labSI man and uthara uhe
Wsuld - uoafD morally EnG nnAnCakily
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15

VT CITY, Ia. June l4--CSpeclRlD
} ~ - IS today are all the way from
r .>N N,er cent behind their condition Q
eNago ct this time. Director J. p
= Of the weather and crop bureau who
NN'uks Al the optimistic side OF crop condi-
tons always, is 8 trthe discouraged this
year. The acreage as originally planted
TINS year has every prospect OF giving
iowa al increased yield. Many farmers,
because Of the apparent failure Of small
grain, converted cat fields into corn. with
the result that the corn acreage was 10S
Everything WAS promising. Then came the
drenching and continuous downpours uf
rain, which has upset every calculation
except that crops this year are below
EtandBrd. However. there rs yet hope, for
with normal weather conditions from nov
on, as Seems likely, the crops may be con-
Fidered better OF in q month than al
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
REPORTS MUCH TONED DOWN
JEpanese Papers Refer 40 Inciaents
in America In More CoD-
tfOus Manner.

TOXIC, June IA consular report, dated
May . which tells in a graphic but unssn-
asrionAl manner the facts connected with
the recent assaults upon japanese IN san
Francisco VIII appear IN an papers here
and some expression Of public Indignation
is expected II iE likely, however, that
the papers WIN conform with the ofnciRl
advice given them yesterday on refraiuing
from the publication Of any inhaumEtory
matter. as any action IN defiance thereof
means punishment, provided for IN the
press Law.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
COLONEL WEXFORD IS KILLED
Prominent Brownsville business Mun
Murdered Became of
Circular.

HOUSTON. Tex June is.-Colonsl E. H
wreford q prominent business man WAS
shot dead today 81 Brownsville as the
result Of q circular ne issued yesterday. IN
which ne bitterly denounced Captain VII
lam Kelly because Of Keny's testimony
before the senate committee which is tn
vests eating the Brownsville Erfsir IN Wash
ington Jesse ThorhEn, & stepson Of Cap
tain Kelly, is charged with the killing
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15

Secretary Wade Of the Young Mems
Christian association was greatly disturbed
over the news Of Secretary TBfts illness
as were other Omaha people who were an
ticipHting the visit Of the secretary Of
wDr next week when ne was scheduled
70 make an address st the new Young
Mems Christian association building.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
Ran on ..Mil.aao,, Rsi.ea.

CHATHAM. England June 1.-THE order
prohibiting playing music from the
''AIiksdo' by the naval and marine bands
which was issued a. the time Of the sfsit
Of Prince Fushirni 10 England, has been
withdrawn
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
TUCKER CASE MUST PROCEED
Demurrer FtIed 10 Evidence of Bank
ruDtcy iE OverFUled by
Court.

LEAvENwORTH, Kan, June 1.-THE At
toTnsys for the Uncle Sam on company
here today flee a demurrer 70 the evidence
introduced in support Of the contention
that the company should be declared bank
rupt District Judge AmidUn Overrulsd the
motion and ordered the case 10 prooesd
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
BRYCE GUEST OF RAILROADS
Brfrish AmbnsaadOr Has Begun Trip
ThrOuEh Indian Territory
and Oklahoma.

vINITA. Z T. June 4.-JSmes Bryce.
the American ambassador today began
trip Of investigation through Indian Ter
r1tOry and Oklahoma, arriving here this
morning from St Louis with 4 party OF
railway ofhcials and others. Later IN the
day they went 10 Muskogee. The party
tE travelling in the private car Of A J.
Davidson, president Of the Frisco Eys-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
JsdEs Duane-s Charge.

The reading by Judge Dunno Of hts
charge 10 the jury occupied the best pGr1
Of an hour throughout al the afternoon
the unprecsdsntsd crowd that hne5 every
seat and nook IN the audience room and
galleries Of the synagogue sat or stooc
tight edged tense and unWeary-
II was the sentiment equally expressed
al both ends o. the long table where the
opposing lawyers sat. that Judge Dunno 8
charge was as fhir and as nicely bal
Enced IN the scales OF judicial indihsrencs
az a judges charge may be
Judge Dunno. IN defining 70 the jury what
the law means by q threat OF extorti0n,
sale Il must be such threat that would
cause a man Of reasonably firm mind 10
give up his property IN fear. He cautioned
that & threat IN sKturrion need not be YER
bal or direct. Il may be Unspoksn and
merely implied and come fully within the
meaning Of the law. He charged that even
II schmitz received part OF the money paid
10 Ruef by the French rests ursnt men. but
did not know Al the time Of receiving II
that II had been paid under threat, the de-
fsndRnt must be acquitted,
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
IOWA CROPS ARE BACKWARD
Director sage of weather Bureau
Ffnds Them Mnch Behind
Last Nenr.

Fruits this year stand now ss follows
Apples. 55. peaches. p; cherries. 30; grapes
50. berries, Is 70 e.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
COURTS IN CONFLICT

W ~ NJ ~ lAN NO4Nl AIN
Rate Law Fight in Missouri Enters
Complicated Stage.
APPEAL 10 STATE TRIBUNAL
Order il Issued to Roads to Obey New
Statutes.
FEDERAL CASE Is CONTINUED
Judge Mcpherson Postpones Hearing
After Move Of State Officers.
HADLEY STATES BIS POSITION
Law is n Criminal One and VIII Be
I-rf reed by County ProsecutorS-
axe McPberson Reviews
Case.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15

Heavy rains in the Black Hius AMI
northwest Nebraska knock out traffic on
the Northwestern. One train lost for
twelve hours Page 3
National Guard officials worried for fear
some companies cannot come up 10 the
federal requirements. Union Pacific asked
TO furnishe list Of editors who ride on
transportation paid for in advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-06-15
guaEe ORDER HIN TO Jan.

Mayor Eugene E Schruttz asked Judge
Dunno today TO release him on bail until
sentence Is pronounced on Thursday, June
p The request was neither granted nor
denied, bot the court intimsted that the
mayor. like any other convicted criminal
should be locked UP IN jan.
Formal application for bail was made by
schmitz's attorney. Mr.. Campbell. Judge
Dunno denied the application and directed
that Schruitz be taken TO jail
Smyrna times., 1907-11-27

together. That it costs you less is due simply
TO our coffee business being so much greater
than any competitors. in fast it is larger than the
next four largest firms in the world combined.
We naturally can and actually do give better
coffee in ARIOSA than anyone else can give
for the price; Being the standard article it is
sold at the narrowest margin Of profit.
Some grocers will try to sell
you instead loose coffee which the
rooster is ashamed to sell in a
Smyrna times., 1907-11-27
BANKS
TO GET DEBT NOTES
Hlll be Used as Basis For Increas.
ing Circulation.
SUGGESTED BT ]. P. MORGAN

Washington, Nov. 25.-The events |
Of the past week in the financial sit
uation have centered around the offer
Oy the government to receive bids for
S5O,O00,000 in 2 per cent bonds for
Panama canal construction and offers
at par for 100000, 600 in treasury GER
ti1icates running one year at per
cent.
There was secrecy at the treasury
department as to the progress of the
hotation of the debt certificates and
the manner in which they were to be
allotted to national banks to the prac-
teal exclusion of individual Investors.
The only information was to the effect
that the new certificates of debt have
already made their appearance in the
treasury as security for circulation.
Additional national bank notes to the
amount of 100000, based on the new
certificates, were shipped to New
York, and other large sums are in
sight for shipment during the week.
Among other engagements is one of
Sl,200,000 that has been made by Vice
President Wexler, of the Whitney Cen
ual National bank, of New Orleans,
acting for several other New Orleans
| banks.
No one connected with the treasury
could let in any light on the situation,
as Secretary COrtelyOu AeeGs in his
own hands all details rG~pecting the
fiotation of the debt certificates He is
| personally making the, allotments and
exercising all his ingenuity to prevent
the certificates from falling into the
hands of private investors who cannot
| give him assurances that they will not
| call on the banks to furnish the cash
with which they propose to pay for
the certificates they seek to acquire.
| The secretary seems determined tC
get as large a proportion Of the Ger
tifcates as possible into the hands Of
national banks that will use them as {
basis for increasing their note circu
latiOn. He is apparently giving nj
thought to the interests of individuals
who seek to buy the certificates as al
investment nor to the interests of tn
government as a borrower. His sol
aim seems to be to make the one-yea
loan so tempting to the banks tina
they will take the entire amount of
for purposes of increased note circr
latiOn
There is reason to believe that tn
plan of shutting out the individual il
vestors in the flotatiOn of the certif
Gates was suggested by ]. P. Morga
and his associates in New York.
The mail bringing offers from nj
tional banks for the Panama bonds
very heavy. The envelopes will not
opened until the time for receivin
bids closes on Saturday next, but ii
number of bids received and the d
clared purpose of some of the lars
: New York and Chicago banks to su
T scribe, with the purpose of increasir
l their note circulation, leaves lit
doubt in the minds of bankers az
treasury officials that the loan will
covered.
Smyrna times., 1907-11-27
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS
The Latest Closing Prices In the
PRINCIPAL Markets.


PHILADELPHIA ~ FLOUR firm;
winter extras, new, $404.15, Pennsyl-
vania roller, clear, $4251 4.40; city
mills, fancy, $5S005.90. RYE FOUR
dull. at S4.8G04.90 per barrel. WHEAT
frm. No. Pennsylvania red, $3.50
S9c. CORN dull; NO. yellow, local,
68T 6S1aG. OATS quiet; No. 2 white
clipped. 52b0531a; lower grades, SIC.
HAY firm; timothy, large bales, $40.
PORK steady; family per barrel,
S2050. BEEF firm; family, per bar
rel. $26027. POULTRY: Live steady;
hens. 150151ac.; old roosters, lie.
Dressed firm; choice fowls, lac; old
rOosters. 91hc. BUTTER firm; extra
creamery, soc. EGGS firm; selected,
34O36c. nearby, Bic; western, BIC.
POTATOES steady, at 6S070c. per
busael. Sweet Potatoes firm, 65Q70c.
per basket.
BALTIMORE-WHEAT steady, No.
2 spot, 1914 0993sc.; steamer No. spot,
94H 0945sc.; southern, 9612c. Q$l.Ol
CORN frmer; mixed spot, 64A 064$sc.;
steamer mixed, COZ 0603sc. OATS
steadier; white, No. 2, 530531ac.; No
3. 52b653c.; No. 4, 49050c.; mixed
| No. 2, 5105112c.; No. 3, 50G5012c
BUTTER firm; creamery separator eX-
| tras, 2S029c.; held, 21022c.; prints, 2S
! 030c.; Maryland and Pennsylvania
dairy prints, 180l9c. EGGS firm; fancy
! Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia
! Bic; West Virginia, 3Oc.; southern
28029c. per dozen.
Smyrna times., 1907-11-27
BRYAN ON THE sTRINeENcY
BIames Wall Street Gambling For the
Scarcity of Money.

BIames Wall Street Gambling For the
Scarcity of Money.
Baltimore, Nov. %. - William Jen-
nings Bryan lectured at FOrds Opera
House under the auspices of the Y.
NJ. c. A., prior to which he was given
a luncheon by friends and admirers.
Just before the latter event, in re-
Spouse to a question as to whether the
coinage of silver, as advocated by him,
would have prevented the money
stringency from which the country
has been suffering, said:
"The coinage of silver has no bear
ing upon the monetary conditions
which exist today. The restoration of
bi-metalism would have given us more
money than we have at present, but
the unprecedented discovery of gold
has given us such an increase in the
volume of money that prices have
risen.
1.-THE present stringency is not due
to a scarcity of money, but to the
scare that has spread among deposit
| tors. This started in New York, and
had its origin in the gambling trans
actions of Wall street. The Republican
marty has so linked the banking sys-
| tenn to Wall street that the whole ma
ton has suffered for the sins of a few
spectators.
"T believe that the quickest way to
restore needed confidence among de-
positors is to pass a law authorizing
the government to guarantee all ma
tional bank deposits in case the banks
generally agree to reimburse the gov
eminent for any loss sustained. Nc
precedent for this is needed. By this
system depositors would be given alb
solute security and the banks would
nav the expense, which would prob
ably be light almost to insignifcance
considering the benefits. Banks othel
than national could be covered b!
state laws of similar character. An!
objection banks other than nationa
might offer to the plan would be pc
; tent argument in favor of postal saw
ings banks"
Smyrna times., 1907-11-27
Deafness canuot Be Cured

BY local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear There Is only one
way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an inhamed
condition of the mucous lining OF the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is in1amed you have a
rumbling sound OF imperfect hearing, and when
il is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
nnIess the inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its. normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an
infamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
of Deafness Caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars
free. 90
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Smyrna times., 1907-11-27
file Fought at Gettysburg.

David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y, who
lost foot at Gettysburg, writes: 'Elec-
trio Bitters have done me more good
than any medicine I ever took. For
several years had stomach trouble, and
paid out much money for medicine to
little purpose, until 1 began taking
Electric Bitters. 1 would not take $500
for what they have done for me-. Grand
tonic for the aged and for female weak
nesses. Great Alternative and body
builder; sure cure for lame back and
weak kidneys. Guaranteed by Benton
n. Weldon, druggist. SOC.