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He Is DREYFUS
OF 1908 CAMPAIGN
MAN CHARGED WITH FORGERY
or CLEVELAND LETTER TO
RETURN TO NEW
YORK.

Dayton, O., Oct. 23--BrouGhton
Brandeburg. who was arrested here
yesterday on telegram from the po-
lice authorities OF New York In con-
nection with Cleyeland,s letter sold by
Brandenburg to the New York Times,
spent the night In the station house.
d. w. Idling. an attorney Of this city.
is q personal friend Of Bra.ndenburg
and he announced that he would ap-.
ply for a writ Of habeas corpus
Detective Kincaid of the local force
filed in police court today a COM
plaints against Brandenburg, charging
him with being a fugitive from JUS
tice On this charge he was held, his
bond being fixed at $500 The bond
was signed by Wm. Fl. Young an at
torney and Brandenburgsw was released.
Advices from New York state that
an officer will arrive here some time
tonight with reQuisition.
Brandenburg says he will no to-
New York, He was at the union depot
with the avowed intention or starting
for the metropolis when arrested. He.
strongly maintained his innocence OF
the forgery of the Cleveland letter
and calls himself the Drey6Ms Of the
campaign Of 1904
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DEMONSTRATION in FARGO
TONIGHT FOR KNUTE Nelson
DEPOSITS IN NATIONAL
4 BANKS FURNISH PROOF
or IMPROVED CONDITIONS.

Washington, Oct. 23.--The ab.
stract Of the reports Of the condi-
tions of the 6ys53 national banks
under call issued by the eon1p-
trcller Of the currency for state
n1ents as of Sept. 23, 19ca, issued
today furnishes evidences, in the
opinion of the treasury officials, Of
vastly improved business condi-
tions.
The five principal itsnas In the
returns show that since Feb. H.
1908, the loans and deposits in
the national banks Of the country
have increased from $4,222, ,253,-
CAT to $4,750,612,73 q difference
in a little over seven months of
about $32s,00O, 900, and during
the same period the total re-.
sources Of national banks have
increased $631 ,0o0, 600. The COM
bined capital stock paid in has
advanced nearly $4,000, 900 and
the surplus about $1f,000,000.
The most remarkable OF the to-
tails given is as TO individual de-
posits which have increased dur
ing the last seven months from,
%,105y yS14,418 to $4,54S, 1856, ,165, a
difference of $44s, ,00O, 900.
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JOHNSON GAR
GRANT DEFEATED |
RAILWAYS co. MADE
DEMAND TO-DAY THAT Mu-
NECIPAL CONCERN BE
TURNED OVER.

Cleveland, o.. Oct. 2S.--Sec Henry
Davies of the Clevelsnd Railways Co.
today made demand upon Pres. A. B.
Dupont Of the Municipal Traction Co.,
that the railways property be turned
over to the Cleveland Railway Co. I'M
mediately. President Dupont replied,
saying he. would do nothing until aft
er a meeting of the municipal direc-
tors, which will be held at once,
The franchise, under which the mu-
nicipal traction company is operating
the local street railway lines on g.
cent fare basis. was defeated by ma
jority of S7s in the referendum vote
here yesterday. The total vote cast
was upwards of $4,000. The defeat
of the franchise may mean that the
railway property win revert to its or
iginal owners and that the old rate OF
fare, the strife over, which lasted sew
en- years. will be renewed.
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KAISER is VERY
CORDIAL TO Hill
GERMAN EMPEROR PAYS EsPE-
ciAL ATTENTION TO THE
u. s. AMBASSADOR.

Berlin, Oct. 23.--Emperor William
has attracted the attention OF the dip
lomatic corps By his recent attentions
TO David Jayne Hill. the American
ambassador. 1t is probably that the
purpose Of his majesty has been to
remove all doubts, III any existed, re-
garding Hill's welcome at the German
court.
During the court festivities in con-
nection with the wedding yesterday
OF Prince August William and Princess
Alexandria. the emporer was particu-
larly cordial to DR.. Hill, and at the
gala operahouse performance last
wednesday night, the emperor asked
that DIR. Hill come to him and then
spoke with the ambassador for some
time the same evening. Prince Henry
sought out DR.. Hill and talked with
with him about their experiences in
America together
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near EAST
CONFAB ENDS
Bulgarian ENJOYS Have Left
Constantinople
PARTIAL SETTLEMENT MADE
EXPECTED THAT OFFICIAL RELA-
TloNs BETWEEN TURKEY AND
BULGARIA WILL Be RE- OPENED
QUESTION ULTIMATELY MUST
DC SETTLED BY POWERS.

constantinopie, Oct. 2s. - ENJOYS
sent here by BULGARIA to discuss the
situation arising from Bulgaria's dec
laration OF independence. left Con-
stantinople today for Soin. where they
will report the result OF their conver-
sations with the grand vizier. In spite
OF some divergence OF views, II Is ex-
pected that official negotiations be-
tween thestwo states will soon be op-
ened. In the meanwhile principle
has been decided upon for the settle
ment Of the question of the east
Rumelian railroad, This will be ac-
complished by a mixed Turieo- Bull
garian commission.
The porte continues to maintain the
view that the question of the annex
alton OF Bosnia and Herzovina is a
matter which concerns Europe and
that its discussion cannot be excluded
from the proposed international con-
gress. -. fa
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MARSHALL DON'T
Want DEMS.' VOTE
CANDIDATE FOR SENATE DE-
cLAREs he IS NOT SEEKING
DEMOCRATIC AID.

Bismarck. N. D, Oct. 2s.-There Is
quite gathering of politicians and
candidates in the city today and many
propositions are being discussed and
the sentiment from over the state is
being generally sounded. Among the
arrivals last night was Tom Marshall
and his political manager, Sidney
Adams OF Lisbon. Marshall gave 1t
out In the hotel lobbies that Adams
was preparing a statement which was
given out today to the effect that Mar
shall was fiatly refuting the announce
ment that had gone out over the state
that he was now fostering the demo-
Gratis and their support in this sena-
torial contest. Marshall stated that
he had never been democrat and that
be was not asking for democratic
votes.
There Is considerable conjecture as
to what effect the supreme court de-
olson will have on the senatorial sit
uation and II the law is not sustained
there is some speculation as to what
candidates will come before the Iegis-
lature seeking to secure the toga.
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Minnesota Senator VIII Spend
Night Here
Goes to Valley City Tomorrow
Afternoon
Putman's Band to Serenade
Gopher Statesman

United States Senator Knute Nelson
Of Minnesota will spend tonight and
the greater part of tomorrow in Fargo
The distinguished Minnesota states
man arrives this evening on the local
train from Hawley, en- route to Valley
city, where he is scheduled for one Of
his vote winning speeches Saturday
night Senator Nelson viii stop off
in Fargo until Saturday afternoon,
making his headquarters at the Wal
dorf hotel.
In honor of the visit Of Senator
Nelson, the local republican leaders
have arranged for an impromptu dem
onstration tonight Putnam's band will
furnish the music and it is expected
that hundreds of local republicans will
avail themselves of the opportunity Of
greeting the Gopher senator. Nation
al Committeeman Kennedy and @. A.
Johnson, the next governor Of North
Dakota, will meet Senator Nelson on
his arrival in the city this evening.
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SAILORS SAYING
GOODBYE TO JAPS

Toxic, Oct 2s,-In preparation for
their departure from the hospitable.
shores of Japan the officers and men Of
the American battIeship fleet began
leaving Yokohama this afternoon.
where the final farewell will be said.
Admirals Sperry, Schroeder and Vain
wright took official leave at Toxic at
1856 p. m. and their departure was
made the occasion Of a great demon
stration.
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NEBRASKA CLOSE
ODDS ON BRYAN

Lincoln. Neb., Oct 23.-Nebraska is
so close that nobody can make a good
guess on the result.
A straw ballot of 1000 votes taken
at random gave Bryan 2,010 and Taft
1850.
The same voters four years ago gave
Roosevelt 2,700.
On that basis in a total vote Of
$4,000, Bryan will have 1000 majority,
the scattering votes going to Debs and
Chain.
Republicans, however, figure that the
first voters will bring the total to $780,
000,- and that the majority of the new
votes will be republican
Politicians agree that Bryan has a
shade the better OF the chance but
that the state will not give more than
5000 majority to either candidate.
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MORE Cash FOR
THE DEMOCRATS
EX-SENATOR CLARK AND TOM
JOHNSON CONTRIBUTE TO
BRYAN FUND.

Chicago, Oct. 2s.-Yesterday con
tributions to the democratic campaign
fund made public today aggregating
$10,9S4, were headed by one of $4,000
from ex- Senator r. F. Pettigrew of
South Dakota. Senator W. A. Clark of
Montana and Tom L. Johnson OF Ohio
are credited with $1,000 each Five
hundred dollar contributions came
from Ben T. Cable. Illinois! w. W.
Marsh. Iowa, and w. j. Bryan (Com-
moner profits.)
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CHEATS GALLONS
BY NOT EATING

owen Sound, Ont, Oct. 23.-James
Parish Creighton, who was under SEN
tence of death for tbs murder Of his
wife and stepdaugnters, died in the
Jail
Since sentence was passed Creigh-
ton has been Respondent and morose
and refused to eat.
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CABINET ON
The STUMP
Six Members to Talk for Taft
Next Week

Washington, Oct. 23.-As the result
of .today's acabinetg meeting, every
member of the presidents official fam
lily will go out some time next week
to make political speeches in the
states where there IS doubt as TO the
outcome Of the campaign in favor OF
Judge Taft. The President earnestly
considered the entire situation with
the six members Of his cabinet ana at
the end of the meeting it was learned
that each of these officials next week
will make several campaign speeches
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TARS BACK FROM
WORLD TOUR RICH

New York, Oct. 23s-Bray Miller,
water tester OF the battleship Ala
hama, the crew of which was paid off
today, after it's world -circling voyage,
received $1,S46.67 wages when the ship
berthed at the Wallabout basin.
Fifteen OF the men discharged to-
day had $1,000 each coming to them,
nine had more than $1,000 apiece and
twenty more than $500 to their credit.
Besides saving the 1880. Miller
sent home more than 800, and, as he
said today. he had a good time wher-
ever he went ashore" besides. MIL
ler's salary was little over $500 a
year.
The government won thousands OF
dollars through the disappearance
of sixty five men, who left the ship
and never returned.
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Chicago, Oct 2S.-w. H. Taft will
have plurality of $4,000 in Michigan.
according to the Record Herald's ballot
test
The straw vote was taken in four
cities only and without serious regard
70 the agricultural section of the state.
The straw ballots were cast in sections
where It had been admitted that the
republican slump is the most serious.
Upon the showing which the recapit-
uiation of the figures offers, 1t is esti-
mated that the Taft plurality cannot
fall below $4,000 and is far more likely
to reach 100000.
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BURIED WITH
MILITARY HONORS
FUNERAL or GENERAL NIGHT
suRA NoDzU CONDUCTED
AT TOXIC.

Toxic, Oct. 23.--The funeral of Cen
eral Count Michitsura Nodzu, who died
last Saturday, was held today, the
most impressive scenes marking the
last rites, which were conducted ac-
cording to the Shinto religious belief.
Full military services were carried out
on the Aoyoma parade ground The
military escort which followed the
body to the grave consisted Of four
haftalions and guard OF honor, which
marched beside the coffin, reposing on
. na8 draped gun carriage and was
headed BY Admiral Togo. fleet admiral
OF Japan; Marquis Ito and twelve
ether admirals and generals.
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Woman May Re pead After An.

Ellis, Kan, Oct. 23.-Hope was aban-
doned today that Mrs. Thomas Chap
man.. whose funeral was stopped by
physicians, who doubted her demise,
could be brought back to life. Doctors
worked over her all last night, but dis
colorations appeared on the body,
which made it certain life was extinct.
Friends gathered for the funeral and
the body was in the coffin when the
doctors intereferd.
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five INJURED
in AUTO WRECK

Columbus, Oct 25.-Five people
were hurt. two seriously. when gan
automobile crashed into L telegraph
pole at Franklin today. The machine
was occupied by Joseph Isseminger,
wife and daughter and A. L. Foster
and wife Of Middletown The occu-
pants were thrown into the road
Mrs. Isseminger and Mrs. Foster were
dangerously hurt.
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SPEAKS IN II CITIES.

Taft Puta In Strenuous Day Cam
paisning in Indiana.
Crawfordsville, Ind, Oct. 23.--Judge
Taft today made complete circuit of
Indianapolis about fifty miles distant
at all times and tonight he will go
there as an attraction for a monster
rally lie will today make extended
speeches in Lafayette, Marion, Muncie
and Anderson and ten to fifteen min
ute speeches in Brazil, Green Castle.
Roachdale, Crawfordsville, FRANKFORT,
Rushville, Kokomo, Greentown, Shir-
ley, Knichtstown. Russiaville and
Shelbyvilie.
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KAS. FLOODS DRIVE
MANY FROM HOMES

Coffeeville. KAN. Oct. 2s.-The flood
situation in southern Kansas today
was not Improved. North OF Coffee
vile the verdigris river continued 70
rise and all this morning lacked only
q foot OF the high mark OF 1890 which
was the highest known for twenty
five years. Many persons have been
compelled to leave their homes in the
north. east and southern parts OF Cof-
feyvilia where the Land u low.
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TWO KILLED in
WRECK in IOWA

Gowrie. Iowa. Oct 2S Two men
were killed and five injured, one fa-
tally. in the wreck of gasoline
speeder on the Newton g. Northwest
ern near here last night. The speed
er, loaded with nine men OF Rinard,
dashed into box car which had been
moved from a siding onto the main
line The dead:
JOHN SHIvER, Rinard.
ED QUINN, Rinard.
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TAFT IS BIG
ATTRACTION
At Republican Rally at Indian
apolis Tonight
COME FROM MANY CITIES
HoosiER REPUBLICANS WILL
HAVE MONSTER DEMoNsTRA-
TioN IN HONOR OF THE cANDl-
DATE-FoLLoWING COMPLETE
CIRCUIT OF STATES CAPITAL.

Indianapolis, Oct 2s.-Upon the ar
rival of VIM. H. Taft in Indianapolis
this evening 1t is planned to have a
big demonstration, which viii include
have arranged to send large delega-
tions. Taft will probably make three
speeches and will be Joined in his
talks by Vice President Fairbanks
and Congressman Overstreet The
principal address will be made at Unit
versity park.
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Zangwill Plans for New Zion ii Africa

New York szansvnL supervise
b. Fl s.
in the
n
i to from
+ s5 4
believes n
part OF Hebrews who dissatisfied with conditions
they live.
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Count zEPPELIN'S
BALLOON ASCENDS

Friedrichshafen. Oct. 23. - Count
Zeppelin in his reconstructed steer
able balloon made successful ascent
this afternoon. At the time of fling
this dispatch, 1926 p: m, the airship is
passing over this city.
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ELKINS Will NOT
DENY THE RUMOR
THAT HIS DAUGHTER IS ENeAc-
Ed TO DUKE OF AsRuzzl.

tended conversation over the long dis
tance telephone with u. s. Sen. Steph-
en- b. Elkins at Elkins, W. Va. today.
the Associated Press made a number
of pointed Inquiries concerning the re-
ported engagement of his daughter,
Miss Katherine Ell<ins and Duke OF
Abruzzi. The attempt however to
either secure confirmation or denial
was unsuccessful.
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Madison, Wis, Oct Periodically
the announcement is made that the
last son of the revolution has passed
way. Connecticut claims the young
q daughter of a revolutionary sol
sr. but to Wisconsin and the city of
Suson no doubt belcAgs the distinc-
% of having the youngest son. w.
a z Morris. a lawyer of Madison,
cl q this honor. He was born May
10a ~ at Morris. N. Y, and he was
a ,oof Jacob Morris of Flatbush,
Lona . md, who settled at Butternuts.
Long End, afterward called Morris.
Mr.. n sss can boast or rather dis
tinguis, ancestry, his grandfather,
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Thirty ouakes All at Once.

Plauen, Saxony, Oct. 23.-Thirty
earthquake shocks were experienced
in the Zwickau region yesterday. They
were accompanied by thunder like re-
verberations and the people were
greatly alarmed.
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Mich. FOR TAFT BY
NORMAL PLURALITY
RECORD HERALD POLL LEAVES
NO DOUBT r. ATIvE TO
WoLVERi, STATE.
MlcHleANs STRAW VOTE.

Plurality for Taft, $4,000 to
100000.
Roosevelt's plurality, 1904. 22L-
It's.
Increase In democratic vote, 7.ss
per cent
Decrease In republican vote,
1910 per cent.
Change oosevelt to Bryan,
sS.44 per cent
Change Parker to Roosevelt,
11.72 per cent
Total straw vote cast, LIZA.
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Bismarck, NJ D., Oct. 23.--A number
of attorneys from over the state were
at the capitol early this morning pre-
pairing matters for the argument in
the matter of the United States sena-
torial feature of the primary law
which is on for argument in the SUI
preme court this afternoon.
Mr.. Marshall was an arrival In the
city last night accompanied by his
attorneys, Dewitt Of Wahpeton, Els
worth OF jamestown, and his private
secretary and campaign manager, At
torney Sidney Adams of Lisbon Judge
Lauder of Wahpeton and Judge Cor
liss OF Grand Forks are also here I'm
the interests of M. NJ. Johnson. Judge
Young and Attorney Lawrence of
Fargo for the relater in the case, Her
schel James, are also here to present
arguments. ..-. , e
T.ecus Defends 5IaisdeII.
Attorney General McCue has per-
sonAl charge OF the case in defending
Secretary Of State Blaisdell and his
argument and the answer of the Sec
retary of state to the court is a plea
to sustain the law.
Through the courtesy OF Attorney
General McCue the attorneys for both
Johnson and Marshall are permitted
to enter into the case as both candi-
dates are interested parties also
pleading that the law be sustained.
The array OF. legal talent before the
court in this case In of the best in
the state and the arguments being
presented this afternoon are undoubt-
edly the best legal, effort ever attempt
ed In any court of the state.
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BIG ARRAY
OF LAWYERS
Attorney General McCue Rep
reSentS the State
IN MANDAMUS PROCEEDING

FOR WRIT TO PRE-
VENT SECRETARY or STATE
FROM SENDING OUT LITTLE
BALLOTS" BEING MADE THIS
AFTERNOON -- JOHNSON AND
MARsHALL's LAWYERS PARTI-
cIPATE IN ACTION INVOLVING
coNsTITuTIoNALITY or SEM
AToRIAL PROVISION.
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Continued on Page Eight.
The new South-news., 1908-05-30
FEEL EvEaY CHANGE Of
the WEATHER.
A Bad Back 10 Always Worse d.
ring Wet or CtaneAble
Weather

IL yous back like q barometer
Does i, foreiell every cnan9r Of
weather.
Does every cold settle on your
kidney-f
Bring aching. 'hiobing pain-f
Doe- II disorder the nrine2
The Kidneys are calling for help
Tee Doan'- Kidney pills.
AGo--rtfe. Of sii Grard Avenue.
Meridian, Nis-., -ay- Ny wife had
suffered considerably with kidney
dises-e and pains in hack and ioin-.
Cold which settled IN her kidneys
wac the starting point of the ,ronb-
le. at fret -he thought, IL would pass
away bnt instead II grew worse.
had heard great deal about Do.
ans Kidney Pilis and when she be-
cameiso bad, | got her box aud
che commenced taking them. They
acted quickly and thoroughly for
by ihe time she had taken three
boxes. she was well az ever. new
er here her complain of headache,
pains in back and kidneys any
more. Her health IL good and |
can say truthfnlly that Doan'-
kianey Pills helped her when 9th
remedies had no effect. Ny wife
and ] have both recommended them
to friends of ours and all speak
very highly of them"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
tosier-Nilburn Co, Buffalo. New
York, sole agents for tie Uuited
States.
Remember the name Doan.-
9ud take no other.
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BIG CELEBRATION.
Barbecue and Picnic Dinner
BEING pIaned For Ju-
ly Fonrth
CORNER STONE LAYING
OF the New Court House Spe-
Cial Feature OF the
Occasion

The citizens Of tlh-ville, raet nj
the Court Hou-. for the purpose OF
arranging the details for the laying
of the Corner stone of the new courl
house, on July 4th. 1905. Plans were
laid 10 have a Barbecue and pic
nic dinner for the &C casion
The following is li-, of the com.
mittces appointed at the citizens
meeting held this week for the
Fourth Of Iuly celebration;
Finance Joe B. Cough, B. +,
Fridge, u, *. Collins. N. w. HYDE.
John Hand.
Advertisement }. NJ. Arnold. II.
;. Tucker, Joe B Cough, J. f. Par
ker.
Music and Enteriainmeut-W j.
Pack, II :. White, II. =. Cough.
Ball Games-t + Bynum, a. X.
Moody, A. K. Nimms, Dallas Al
-ton.
Rates and Transpor,a,ion-B +.
Fridge, L. NJ. Ellis
Dinner aud Eefreshmenis-I.. ".
kufiin {. s Williams, W NJ Lewis
B. DuBose was appointed chair
man of committee to look after bar.
becued meats
These committees are to work in
conjunction with the committee
appointed by the Nason-. Most of
these committees are alreNdy at
work in earnest.
Letters have been received from
B&ersaud Barber. candidAtes for
Congress promising TO be on hand.
Also Grand Master Martin has been
placed in charge of the ceremony
of laying the corner stone and will
see that the ceremony ~ carried out
ia the orthodox way. 1t will he a
beautiful aud impressive sceue.
Remember THAT everybody is in
,ited, everything free aud every
body guaranteed a good time.
The new South-news., 1908-05-30

MIR. Norman r. Coulter. promi-
nent architect, In the Delbert Build.
ing, San Francisco, says. n fully en-.
dorse all that har been said of Elec.
tric Bltters AS a tonic medicine. It
IL good Tor everybody. 10 corrocte
stomach, liver and kidney disorders
in a prompt and efficient manner and
builds up the rrstcm.n Electric
B't.ers 10 tho best sprlng mediciue
over soid overa druggists counter
- . blood purincr ~ IL oueqasled.
soc ~ r. J. Ward drugg'st.
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~ have found out that there is no
use to die OF lung trouble IA long as
you can get Or. king's New Discov-
cry" says Mr.. j. Z. White, Of Rush
boro. Pa. 81 would no. be alive to.
dav only for that wonderful medicine.
IL loosens mp a cough quicker than
anything else, aud cures lung disease
even after the case IL prououi c "a
hope rhis most reliable reme-
dy Tor coughs aud colds. lasrippe,
asthma, bronchitis, aud hoarsen sss,
10 sold under guarantee at y. j Wards
drug store. boc and siCo Trial bot
tie free.