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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21
sss.s....

Her" iH u new motto To BE- hung on
New York walls when you take
IA" other woman out 10 dine. lcav"
IN" Md In his trundlc bed" Con-
rad DaniclsOn took an actress To din.
n"r. and his s.y"nr.old son went
along m" hoy told his mother next
day, and her JRwS snapped. and she
didn't say a word iiut she took her
son to n" matinee and he pointed
out nn actress on the stage. Mrs.
Dnnlclson walked bohind the scenes
aud onto the STAG" and there. In the
prcscnc" Of II big crowd. made pud.
ding ~ the other woman's narcotics.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21
SUMMONS.

,.,..,,, Court Of tho stat" OF Orc
and for klamath County
.,,.o,. +, Bogga. rlnln,lr. W. I'D
-, n,sga, Defendant. Sum.
"' r,uord +. Boggn. Defendant;
" .m, of the state ~ oregon:
". .,o hereby required to answer
,omplnlu, nl"d against go" !" IN"
I.,s entitled sui, On or before the
'" -, NJ November. 1905. being
"a, day proncrlhcd IN the order
-. ,ublIcntlon of this summons.
s,., publication Of which being
| ,I,,y the 2nd day ~ October.
u, and II you fail I" answer. Tor
,,,r,of, IL" plnin'iT VIII apply
-. court for tn" relief demanded
-. complaint nicd h"r"ln. to'~iI
r,,, n decree be- entered h"r"in.
favor Of plaln,In aud again" de-
L,S,n,, dI.aolvlns the bonds Of mat
Loou, now existing bc,~o"n plain
I ,,a defendant. and for such other
|, n, may be- meet 10 equity,
|r,l. .ummona Is served by publ.
l,,o, in tho Evening Herald. u daily
k.,oaper of general circulation.
L,,l,bed Ia klamath County. state
oregon, by order of 'h" Hon,
Ice holland. Judge of ,h" Circuit
lnr for the hrrt Judicial District
aid state. under date of October
| 1905. which order requires sum
Iou, to be- published for HiH success
I. weeks, commencing ON the End
|, n, October. 1908. aud ending on
|. 18th day of November. 1905.
PIERCE EVANS.
LA Attorney for Plaintiff
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21
S...:i

John l. Sullivan. the former pugi-
liSlir champion, In apurning aH invI.
tntlon 10 take Il drink In which 10
drops of whisk"y had been poured.
Hnld rye been on the wagon nyc
ycnrn and m remain there 80 more
should ! liy" to be- 100" The occa.
sion was Sulliyanb nfticth birthday. 4.
which he celebrated at Hot Springs.
Ark, last week
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department, of the Interior. u. =.
htd once at I.ak.vicw. Oregon.
>p,emb.r 10. 1908.
Notice Ia hereby given that william
Hayden. of Klamath Falls. Orc
n. Who. On August 10. 1908. made
nber and Ston. application. No.
b. for net. NV =. Sec. 30. T. 81
r. > T., W. NJ. has filcd notice OF
P'eh'lon to make nnal proof. to On.
(Sllsh claim To the land above de-.
flsed. before County Clerk kiam-
D coun,y. n, his once. at klamath
Pla. Oregon. on tho ?sth day OF
p'embcr. 1905.
Claimant names M witnesses:
Albert Harrison. A. N. Jamison.
hn q. Schallock. Bcn Carlisle. all
klamath Falls. Oregon.
J. n. WATSON.
(" Itcxintcr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21

John y. Garfield. Of Washington.
ID, G.. son Of tho Secretary Of the In.
terror, Kenneth MontcaRlc. OF San
ffnncIsro, Fred Andrews. New YORK.
and Horny FOwn"H. rittsburg. have
been Suspended by the TaG school
II, Walcrtown Tor haglng.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21
.:.:..:.

Miss Eugcnia Warren Of Green.
wich, Conn. was LEFT $4,000 on pro-
vision that nh" would never marry,
You know about Sew England thrift.
ID" promptly accepted the conditions.
Had Rh" been a western girl. u man
would have looked as blk ~ the mon
,.t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21
ror Lease.

Hotel with everything now. dining
room Kitchen. eight rooms. parlor:
fine patronage. feeding from $50 to
200 daily. Inquire at Hotel Doris.
Doris. California. s-5tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21
-.'.:.$

Nv child. who made your body"
asked the Sunday-schoOl Bupcrintcn.
dent. Ana willie promptly respond
cd, Please. Blr, ! did, but mother
put In tho BlccvcB H. November DO
lInrntor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21
.:.:.?

Miss Mary Fullerton. ~, Louis
w"al'hlcH, holfoHs. APPEARS In an IN.
t'ryi"~ IN which VI" says she can,
"nduf" women they are such liRrp
Nh" naid nh" cant depend upon u
word they nay u Mrs Fullerton
w"r" Jus, Nh" would Judge all women
by her drcssmakcf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21
$&.:.

Tho management of III" Rock H.,
land railroad ia pilu"d l, wnH only
abl" to earn n surplus of l.00O.O
last year. ar ls,0oO.OO0 lrna than II
earned the previous year. and No NJ
dividend viii be paid
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21

The press iB essential TO our cIyili-
zailoD and plays an unofficial but vital
role In the AFFAIRS OF government
william Howard Taft.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-10-21

Grnfi In wnrahIp repairs is tho lat
"Ht There arc some men who could
Hrhii Ice In ihu Internal regions.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-28
CHANGE COURSE OF RIVER.

a dispatch from Chetopa. Kan. ,
says The flfst steps n me work
q reeialmnK The Neosho apet bottom
land were taken today when the
fght-0f-Nay was secured rom the
parties owning the land through
which tbc cai-on, recommended BY
the government survey which vas
made asf sammer viii PASS. Tie
90 81 v1 make new channel tor
the rar, iaag away e,h a curve
toul ans one-luaftef mics long
The curve hasa fal of onlyax feet,
while the cut % which IS only five
eights e q mile b length e.ll have
the same fail as the curve, SIX feet.
and wa carry the water 50 much
i,-ief that ai least tNo feet a,ill b.
taken ~ The ton o. the future high
waters Work wn commence al
oaot snt WIl Be conducted ~ VII
iams Bros and W'iI materially benefit
eight sections oi land. Tie capital for
this enterprise IS furnished by tire
benefit q the work being aone The
cutoff IS foar snd onc-auarter miles
southeast q the city Hat q / vi
he n kansss and tie other ha1 N
oklahoma. and ~ reclaim shoa-
sands oi acres q land
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-28

odsnse. and shall be liable IN civil
proceedings a. be prosecuted Ia behalf
81 and 70 fhe name of tie tribe o.
tgibes 10 interest Tor fhe amount OF
value Of tie money er property -
Withheld.
Sec :. That the provisions 0f sec
ti0n thirteen of the Act of Congress
approved April tnents sixth. nine.
teen handred and sls Thirty fourth
Statutes ~ Large page one nundFed
and thirty seven shall not apply "a
towa ints ia town sites heretofore
established, Surveyed, plated ana
appraised under the direction of TIE
Secretary of the interior bat moth.
iug herein contained shall be con
ssfued 70 authorize the eonveyance OF
any Interest in the coal or asphalt
underlying said lots
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-28

direction of The Secretary 81 the
Interior Provided That no re
stricsed lands Of living minors
shall Be sold or encumbered. ex.
cepi by leases authorized BY law,
BY order 81 the court or other
wise.
And there : hereby further ap.
propriated, out Of any money Ia
lheTreasury not o,herwisesppro.
priated. TO BE- Immediately avail.
able and avoidable until expend
ed IS the Attorney General may
direct the sum Of ffty thousand
dollars, 10 be used in the payment
of necessary expenses incident "a
any suits brought at the request
of She Secretary Of the Interior
in The eastern Judicial district of
Oklahoma, Provided. That the
sum Of ten thousand dollars Of
the Shove amount. or 50 much
thereof as may be necessary,
may Be expended 10 the prosecu.
ton Of cases ia the western
judicial district Of Oklahoma.
Any saii brought by the
authority of sae Secretary OF the
Interior against ,he vendee or
moFigagee of = town lot, against
shoin the Secretary ot the H..
terror may lind. upon lnvesiiga
ton, 10 fraud has been establish
ed. may be dismissed and the
title quieted upon payment of
She full balance due on the
original appraisement Of such
lot, Provided, That such iuveet
CATION must be concluded with
in six months after the passage
Of this act.
Nothing IN this act shall be
construed as a denial OF the
right Of the United States TO
take such steps as may be neces
sary. including the bringing Of
sny All. and ne prosecution
and appeal thereof TO acquire OF
retain possession Of restricted
Indian lands. or 20 remove cloud
therefrom. or clear title % the
same. in cases where deeds
leases, or contracts OF any other
kind or character whatsoever
have been or shall b. made con
trary 20 law with respect 20 such
lands prior 70 the removal there
from Of restrictions upon The
alienation thereof such suits TO
be brought ou the recommeuda
ton ot The Secretary of the Ia
terror, without costs Or charges
10 the alloitees. the necessary
expenses incurred iu So doing 20
b betrayed from the money AZ
propyiaied by this aei
81 That no contest shall
IS instituted after sixty da5
from t6e date of The selection IL
ans allotment hereafter made.
nor after ninety days fom tHe
anpo of tHls Actin ease ~
made prior thereto IS
b. gor mY alio,iee 90 she Fc
Cwa tribes ma 81 early
theeatfa is practicable deed
or patent sHs8 Issue therefor.
Sue THatsetun twenty
tHne ot u Act entitled IAN
e m provide to rae fna
ra aoa ~ She affairs of tHe
ctIs. ed triheslath Indian
TERRITORY ana a other pat
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-28
THE RESTRICTION BILL
As Passed BY Congress and Signed
BY the President.

~ the Secretary OF the Interior
and not otherwise And provided
further, That the Jurisdiction oi
the probate courts OF the State
OF Oklahoma over lands Of minors
and lucosnpetents shall be subject
70 the foregoing provisions. and
the term minor or minors, ~
used il this act, shall include all
males under the age Of twenty
one years and AT females under
the age Of eighteen year.
SEc q. That the rolls of citizen
ship and OF Freedmen Of the
Five Civilized Tribes approved
By the Secretary o. the Interior
shall be conclusive eviderce as
10 the quAntum oi Indian blood
OF any enrolled citizen or freed
man Of said tribes, and of no
other persons. 70 determine
questions arising under this Act.
and the enrolment records Of
The Commissioner TO the Five
ICvslized Tribes shalt hereafter
be conclusive evidence as 10 the
age Of said citizen or freedman
That nooil gas, or other mineral
lease entered into BY any oi said
Alloslses prior to the removal Of
restrictions requiring tae ap'
prevai OF the Secretary Of the
Interior shall be- rendered invalid
BY THE Act Be- the same shall
be subject 10 sAe approval Of the
Secretary Of the Interior as i
sAls Aes haa cot been passsl'
Provided. That the owner or
owners Of am allotted land from
which restrictions are removed
by this Act. or have been re.
moved b. previous Acts q Con.
gress, or by the Secretary Of the
Interior, or may hereafter be
removed under and by authority
OF any Act of Congress shall
have the powez % cancel and
annul any OF gas, or mineral
lease or said land whenever the
lowner OF owuers OF said laud aud
1.-THE owner or owners of the ease
thereon agree in writing %
terminate SAID lease and hie With
THE Secretary of the ia,oflor of
ihfs designated agent, true
copy Of the agreement 10 writing
eanceling said lease, which said
agreement STALL be- executed aua
acknowledged 81 The parties
thereto Ia the maouer required
81 the laes of Oklahoma for ihs
execution and acknowledgment
81 deeds mud same shall bo fe
corded is the county where fHl
land S siaafe
81 Z That aii tard taoa
which restrictions have 1een ol
shall ha removed sia "a aHe
to taxation and hl' other c
burdens ss though wes f4e
property 81 other persons iHau
allot,ees 81 she FY CIs
Tnbe Provided That oa
lands shall nof % SUB e.el 81.
h,ld liable s. eny orm r
sonaI emim 81 demand
the aiioifees arising or exsf.ua
pre IS tha emov
Itiah ether iHan oHiiafe ae
Iofo knes mtts
Tast aa
laI'eHHoB
I noHe eoa.f
lnoW 81 attorney a uae
trNeHt maiHad 8t He
IIne aI estate made hu'en W
lafief iho apn0 81 thh le
/ Nhieh affects fae l'tIe of fhe laal
la.loilcd q aIloiiees ot the fu
lCivilirea TNb prior q tmoya.
lol restrictions thereifum aud
also any lease of such restricted
land made iu violation q law
before or after The approval Of
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-28
AN AeT

Tribes, and for other purposes
BE Il enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives 81
the United States OF America IN
Congress assembled, That from
and after sixty days from date Of
lhls Act the status OF the lands
allotted heretofore or hereafter
% allotlees Of the Five Civilized
Tribes shall, as regards restrlc'
llons on Alienation o. incum
hrauce. be as follows All lands
Including homesteals, of said
alloisees enrolled as iniermaFn.
ed whites. a. freedmen, and A.
mixed blood Indians having less
that half Indian blood, including
minors. shall he free from al ye'
strsctlons. All lands, except
homesteads, Of said Alloiiees en-.
rolled a. mixed blood Indians
having half or more than hall
and less than three quarters
Indian blood shall b. free from
al restrictions. All homesteads
% said allottees enrolled as mix
ed blood Indians having half OF
m0re than half Indian blood In
eluding minors Of such degrees
Of blood, and all allotted lands
u enrolled living fall.bloods in.
eludlng minors Of such degrees
u blood. ehall not - subject 10
alienation. oontrz1s e sell POWER
Of attorney. OF any other incum
hrance prior 10 April twenty
elxth, nineteen hundred and
thirty ono. except that The Sec
reiAry Of the Interior mAy remove
such restrictions, wholly or ~
part, under such rules and r..
gulations concerning terms OF
sale and disposal OF the
proceeds for the benefit OF
the respective Indians as be may
prescribe. The Secretary 81 tie
Interior shall not be prohibited
~ this Act from continuing d
remove restrictions asheretoiore.
and nothing herein shall be con
strued % impose restrictions r.
moved from lars hy or undeI
any law prior - Tie passage Il
this Act. No restriction ~
alienation shall bo construed a
prevent the exercise 81 the right
q eminent domain in condemuine
rights q way Tor public purpose.
oser allotted lands snd for suel
purposes sections thirteen q
twenty three inclusive 81 81
act entitled eAn Act 60 gran.
the right q way through 0k0a
bona Territory and 'be Indian
Territory 70 the EDid and Ana
darko Railway Company ant
for other purposes, approved
huafy twenty eight une
en hundred and lwo UhIriy
eond Statutes at Large pae,
FrtT thrrei. arr hereby eoutn0
"a IS force n the state 81 okla
homa
So. That all lands atHe.
ihan homestesds allotted &
nemhn@ IS the FiFf lFib
rHbas Ifom which ere0oe
aafe nos haon removed mar 8
a.ea b ihe allott m a3ul4
bx guardian ~ curator aade.
fAef et 4he ppoHe paaa
eatt. go minor arnemp bat
r. period not q e28 aul
eafs without - pii ipe q
enena fmfldel ThN iese.
naifieiea lands fof ell w
f other mining purposes leasa.
eI RESTRICTED homesioals ,eI
More than ono yesr. ana 'eae
oI restricted lands ioF periods @.
lore than five years may ns
naas vlth the approval Of tbs
Secretary q the Interior, under
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-05-28

this Act shall be absolutely nal
and void.
SIC. 6, Tha, the persons ans
property Of MINOR allotiees o'
the Five Civilized Tribes shall
except a. otherwise specifically
provided by law be subject u
the Jurisdiction OF the probate
courts OF the State OF Oklahoma.
The Secretary OF the Interior "A
hereby empowered. undar rules
and regulations 70 Dc prescribed
t,g him, 70 appoint such local
representatives within the State
of Oklahoma Who shall be
citizens Of that state or
now domiciled therein as he
may deem necessary 70 Inquire
into and investigate the conduct
of guardians or carators having
ia charge the estates Of such
minors, aud whenever such re-.
preventative 81 the Secretary
Of the Interior shall be Of opinion
that the estate of any minor Il
not being properly cared for by
the guardian OF curator. or that
the same Is IN any manner being
disslpated or wasted OF being
peamstied q deicrioraic IN value
by reason OF the negligence or
carlessuess Or ineompeteneg Of
the guardian or curator, said re-.
preventative Of the Secretary
Of the Interior shall have power
and il shall be their duty to re
port said matter in full 10 the
proper probate court and take
the necessary steps to have such
matter fully investigated, aud 90
70 the further extent OF prosecut.
iag any necessary remedy. either
civil or erimisal, or both, 10 pre-
serve the property and protect
the interests Of said minor
alloitees. and Il shall be the
further duty Of such representa
tive or representatives 70 make
full srd complete reports 70 the
seeresarg Of the Interior. All
such reports, either 70 the Sec.
retary Of tie Interior or TO the
proper probate court, shall be
come public records and subject
70 The inspection and examination
of the public, and the necessary
court fees shall be allowed
against toe estate Of said minors
The probate courts may. 10 their
discretion appoint any such
representative of the Secretary
Of the Interior as guardian q
curator for sueh minors, with
out Zee o. charge.
And s@id representatives q
the Secretary of Inferior arr
further authorized ana t IS
made their duty 10 counsel and
advise ell alioibegA. adult 81
minor having restricted .ands q
ai of their egsl rights witl ~.
ierenee 10 their restricted lands
without charge abd Is ads.se
them ln She preparation of 81
leases aahered hy las Is he
made a6d 81 lhe request ans
aioufe having restricted land
he ual wtBoai charge except
The necessary CONT and record
in fsa ud Nperse ans .n
tie hame 8 tae sIotiee a
such eers as Way heneee.-4
lb e He bringing any
81 saj. ana tha persecution
and ppa thereof m aHce
and ama aay deed conveyance.
mae lease an'nt to
p af attorney aHT ot
ans @
bH UHf
bfl
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
HACK ORDINANCE
GREATLY AMENDED
Passes Lower Board of General
Council in New Form.
Every Member Present in His Seat
When Routine Business Was
Transacted With Dispatch.
ANOTHER MEETING TONIGHT,

Every member of the lower board
of the general council was present in
his seat last evening and most of them
participated in a long drawn out dis
cussion of the several new features of
the proposed new hack drivers ordi-
nance. Councilman Van Meter, of the
ordnance committee, stood sponsor
for the new measure. and Councilman
Powers led in the general assault and
was loaded with an amendment for
nearly every section of the document.
Before the session closed the ordi-
nance as amended was finally adopted
under a suspension of the rules. IL
will now go to the board of aldermen
for final consideration before Mayor
Smith gets a chance to make 1t law
by attaching his signature or kill il
altogether by his veto.
The new ordinance provides that
the public hack stand shall be on Ken
lucky avenue, between Third and
Fourth streets. and on jefferson street
between the same streets. This will
keep all hacks OFF Fourth street and
Broadway and out of the way Of the
fire department apparatus and pass
ling vehicles at the must congested
corner Of the city.
The ordinance also provides that
each hack shall carry two lamps,
that lamps shall be kept lighted and
that lamps shall bear the license num-
Der of the hack in figures not less
than ~ inches high.
As amended the ordinance provides
that hack drivers may charge the sum
OF % cents for each passenger within
the territory bounded by Burnett
street on the north, Fountain avenue
on the west and a line drawn from
the Union station TO the corner Of
Fourth and Broad streets on the
south. Outside of This territory the
charge will be so cents. Children
under years old must be carried
free if accompanied by a full fare pas
.senger.
Mr.. Palmer. Of the Palmer Trans
fer company. and VIII Farley. OF NJ
chanicsburg. each took some part in
the discussion OF the various features
.Cl the ordinance. Mr.. Farley contend
inns that all Of Meehanicsburg should
be included within the % cent limits.
The ordinance also provides that
hack drivers must stand at their hack
doors at the depots and wharfboat.
and forbds them leaving their vehicles
for the purpose Of soliciting passen-
gers.
When the minutes of the previous
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
AN OLD IDEA.
shown Ia BE Absolutely False by
Nodera Science.

People used TO think that badness
vas one Of those things which are
handed dnwn from generation tea gsn-
.cration. from father TO SON just like
Ia family heirloom.
Science has shown the falseut IS OF
this belief by proving that badness
Itself is not a constitutional disease.
hut the result OF a gem invasion OF
which only Herp.cide can effectually
rio the scalp.
Washing only cleans the scalp OF
panduG. e doesn't kill the germs.
Destroy the cause you remove the
effect"
Nlwbro's Herpiclde viii do this IA
every ease. 1t is also a delghtful
dressing.
sold by leading druggists. Two
sizes, soc. and $500. Send Toe "a
stamps tor sample TO The Herpicide
Co.. Detroit, Mich. W. b. Mcpherson
Special Agent.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
T-T-Tvo of n K-K-Kind.

A tall man, impatiently pacing the
platform of a wayside station, accost-
ed a red-haired boy of about ~.
"S-s-say." he said, "d-d-do y-you
know ha harlow late this train is?"
The boy grinned, but made no re-
ply. The man suffered out some
thing about red-headed kids in gene
raj and passed into the station.
A stranger, oyerhearing the one
sided CONVERSATION, asked the boy why
he hadn't answered the big man.
"D-d-d'ye wanter see mer g-g get
me fa-fa-face punched " stammered
the boy. D-d-dat big g-S guy'd tink
was mo-mo-mocking him. Every
body's Magazine.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21

meeting of the council were read at
the opening of the session. Councilman
Bower moved to eXpunge from the
record the action Of the council rela-
tive to a proposition recently made
by Contractor Weikel for the build
ing of a sewer across his property be
tween Broadway and Jefferson street
near Eighteenth street. This motion
was carried leaving the matter IN the
same shape as before Mr.. Weikel
proposition was presented.
The petition of the Sheriff. Kins
Lumber company from exemption
from taxation and the refunding OF
the sum of s67 already paid was re-
forred to the finance committee for
consideration and report.
When adjournment was taken II
was with the understanding that an
other meeting Will be held at the reg
ular hour this evening for the purpose
% considering the proposed ordinance
governing the city wharfboat and 9th
er regular business that was not
reached last night. This new ordl'
nance is lengthy document GOVERNS
about ten pages of closely written ma
ter. and it is expected the discussion
will take as much time as did th'
hack driver ordinance last night. Al
the members were furnished Will
typewriter copies In order that they
might famiAari1e themselves with ii'
various features before tonights m'e'
ing time.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-21
ONLY One WAY TO RETAIN
GOOD HEALTH, SAYS COOPER

condition. and as | maintain this Is the
only way to secure general and per-
manent good health"
+ Among many prominent people who
have recently become converted to
Cooper's theory is Mr. Z. NJ. Howey,
.of AZ u De Russey street Binghamp-
ton, n. Y, who says: 81 had stomach
trouble for about six years. After eat
ing. | would become blOated and have
a distressed feeling for several hours.
This would be accompanied by heart
burn. and | reached the point where
could not enjoy my meals at all.
81 tried different remedies in an eff
fort to find relief. but without success.
After taking three bottles of Cooper's
New Discovery | am entirely cured.
My stomach does not bother me in the
least, and | can eat anything | like.
| can cheerfully recommend Mr..
Cooper's medicine to anyone afflicted
with stomach complaints"
Mr.. CoOper's medicines are making
a remarkable record. We sell them.
w. b. Mcpherson.