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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
Black Hand
Man Caught
WENT TO EXPRESS OFFICE TO
GET PACKAGE AND WAS
PiNcHED.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March 27.-After
severe questioning by Assistant Chief
of Detectives Mccarthy, Joseph Louis
Culean, alias Cotton, who was arrest,
ed in an express office, where he went
to secure package sent from Roches.
ter N. Y. in response to BLACK
Hand" letter. confessed that he had
written two letters demanding money,
and threatening death II It were not
paid. to italians IN Rochester. N. y
and Poughkeepsie. NY.
He said his motive was 10 get 500,
70 set himself up as a cobbIer and wed
Miss Jennie seige, an Italian girl liys
ing In Rochester.
The package contained blank paper
instead Of money.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
In Wild Panic
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS HUSTLE
TO BURNING HOTEL TO RES
CUE EFFECTS.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 27.-The
Leland hotel, which has been the cen
ter of political gatherings for the last
thirty years was severely damaged
by fire yesterday. entaillng a loss to
the proprletors, the Virgins estate, Of
about $4,000.
The fire broke out while the Repub-
lican State convention was In session
three blocks away, and when the dele
gates received word that the hotel was
burning they 1eaped from their chairs,
tore wildly for the doors and hastened
to save their effects. No lives were
lost, nor was any person injured. Some
guests lost everything, but the greater
part of the building was saved.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
Will Visit
Other Towns
BOARD OF TRADE
PLANS TRIP THROUGH
THE STATE.


WHEELING, March ga meeting
Of the trade extension committee of
the Wheeling Board of Trade was held
yesterday afternoon, when important
matters looking to increasing Of trade
Of Wheeling wholesale houses were
taken up. There were present Allen
Brock. chairman; Joseph R, Naylor.
Jesse Bloch, George P. Maxwell and
Harry Marsh. President George w.
Lutz, OF the Board of Trade, and T.
c. Burke. travelling passenger agent
Of the B. and o. were also present.
While the plsns were pretty thor
oughly mapped out, the details will be
completed in time for a report to the
directors at the meeting this evening.
It is proposed to leave Wheeling April
soft, making three-days' trip to
some thirty towns in the northern
part of the state. An Invitation will
be extended to all merchants In the
city desirous OF making the trip. and
It is likely that much good will result
from what Will be the first real trade
excursion ever Inaugurated here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
BOTH SIDES
MAKES CLAIMS
JACKSON DELEGATES uNlN
sTRUcTEo AS TO MATTER
OF GovERNoRsHIP.

,rI ~ To,-
RIPLEY W. va March '.sN' ~
son county RepuDiicans sesteruay @ a,s
ernoon held thelr convention at mp
ley for the purpose OF se!ectihs uele'
gates to the coneresslonal conVeneiou
OF the Fourth district ana 10 'ne 9tase
nominating convention me oonNen'
ton was one OF dlscora lor tne reeson
that the adherents OF = w. MOTIFS
candidate for congress clainls the con
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
.ROBBER SHOT
BY POLICE NAN
YoUT S.sTTER wITH POLICE REC.
ORD KILLED AFTER CHS st.
BY OFFICER.

: 7. ,rW., - gl. tg.,,..-
CHICAGO. March Thames Nane' :,
l5l chicago avenue, was louha ,a'au ,
IN a cab at kaghteentn street sna ea,u- ,,l,
met avenue Yesterday with Danet
through ms mead alter ne auu W.
companions had teaten q caDilan' s'oi,
en- the cab and he4d up anu r0p'ea
two pedestrians In a Wila aasn
through the north ana west sues OF
the city
Kane and his companions ensas.a
Robert campion' soon after tnianlsnt'
at statae and Madison sefesls, %
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
Must Hurry Up
MANY STATE AND TERRITORIES
HAVE NOT HELD coNvEN-
TIoNs-TIME is SHORT.

WASHINGTON. March 27.-Accord-
ing to tabulation made by the Re.
publican national committee no con
ventions for the election Of delegates
and alternates to the Chicago conven-
tion yet have been held in twenty
eight states and six Territories, includ-
ing the District of Columbia. Under
the call all conventions must be call
ed and advertised in newspapers on or
before April 16, and all delegates must
be selected on or before May &c.
Secretary Homer Dover began to
send letters to representatives of the
committees in the various States and
Territories in which no conventions
have been held, calling attention to
the brief time remaining for the selec.
tion of delegats. All credentials of
delegates must be in the hands of the
national committee before May 81.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
II Pobber's
He al Was
Blown Off
Attempted To
Blow Bank Safe

GENTRY, Ark. March 27.-In a
futile attempt to blow open the safe
Q fthe Farmers bank, at springtown,
near here, the head Of one OF the rob
bers was blown from his shoulders by
premature explosion of dynamite.
The body of the dead robber was
found in the bank near the safe.
In his pocket was may showing
Gentry, springton, and Sulphur
Springs marked with crosses. Banks
at the two latter places have been
robbed lately and the police are led to
the belief that the same gang attempt
ed to rob the Farmers bank. The
identity Of the dead robber is not
known.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
Mr.. Scherr
Is Confident
CANDIDATE c FOR GOVERNOR MET
NUMBER OF FRIENDS HERE
LAST NIGHT.

Arnold c. scherr, candidate for Gov
ernor was here last night and to-day
looking after his campaign. Last
night he was in conference with
Charles F. Teter, of Philippi, E. NJ.
Grant and DR.. j. P. Fitch, of Morgan
town. The conference was held in
the Manley Hotel. scherr was retI-
cent this morning. He would not say
anything but the general statement
that things were coming his way and
that things pointed to his nomination.
Mr.. scherr said that he had not de.
cided whether or not he would enter
the primary election in this county.
Mr.. E. M. Grant is Mr.. Scherr's cam.
paign manager in this part of the
State.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
DUKE OF ABRyZz TO GET Even
DIDN'T. RETURN
WITH THE team
so WARRANT WAS ISSUED AND
SONG AND DANCE MURPHY
WAS ARRESTED.

A man whose name was given to
Magistrate G. H. Gordon, of clarks-
burg, as Song and Dance" Murphy.
was arrested on the street by Consta-
Bile Andrew Lyon OF that city on Thurs
day morning on the charge Of stealing
team OF horses and top buggy
which he hired from Charles f. Nc
Cray, Jry live1yman. of this city, on
Wednesday morning. Murphy was put
in jail to await a hearing.
According to the complaint made by
Mr.. Mccray, who went to cIarlssbufg
the same morning for the purpose of
prosecuting Murphy and recovering
the team and buggy. Murphy hired the
outfit the day before to go to Monon-
gah, but instead he went to Clarks-
burg and was trying to sell the horses
and buggy.
Murphy told the liverymen that he
had charge OF the grading on the new
fair ground and that he wanted the
team and buggy to go to the Jackson
farm above Monongah to look after
his horses that he had winterlng there.
He inquired the price Of oats, stating
that he wanted a car load for his
horses. He took a halter with him.
saying that he was going to bring one
horse back with him that day, the
other horses he intended to send to
the fair ground. Murphy did not re
turn that day At eleven O'Clock
Wednesday night he had not been
heard OF. McCray did not suspect any
thing wrong, thinking that Murphy
had taken his horses around to the
fair ground. Nell Gidley, who has
charge Of the McCray barn on Jack
son street, thought things looked
crooked. Gidley went to Abe Fried
mans and inquired Of Friedman what
sort OF a fellow Murphy was. Fried
man told Gidley that he believed Muir
ply to be crook. He had tried to
get a case of beer from Friedman.
Friedman advised Gidley to call up
Clarksburg. Gidley returned and told
McCray what he had learned. Mr..
McCray called up ClarkFburg and
found that Murphy was there. He had
Murphy arrested and put in jail.
Murphy left this city with colored
man. At Monongah he met Jerry
Driscoll at Tom Cornells saloon. He
persuaded DrIscoll to go to Clarksburg
with him. On the way to the city he
talked to Dpiscoll in a manner that led
him to tell Murphy that he believed
him to be a crook. Murphy wanted
to sell the team and buggy to Dris-
coll.
Mr.. Mccray had Murphy arrested
Thursday morning and had him placed
in Jail there. This morning Squire
Gordon phoned Mr.. Mccray If Murphy
was not brought to this city for hear
ing to-day he would be turned out.
Mr.. McCray saw Prosecuting Attorney
Lowe and arrangements were made to
bring Murphy here to-day for trial.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27

Faust
There are more than forty schools
In the Mannington district and the
young people who composed the gradu-
ating class came from all over the
district.
Graduating exercises were held last
night at Farmington, class of five
receiving diplomas. The exercises
were-yery interesting and welI.attend.
ed. Dr.. Bennett. of Fairmont. made
the principal address.
Marion county ranks among the first
in the State in the matter Of public
schools. 1t is taking the lead in dis
trict supervision and the results are
showing for themselves.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
Mr.. Bryan Is
In Pittsburg
WILL ADDRESS MONSTER MASS
MEETING AT EXPOSITION
HALL TONIGHT.
tsy United Press.l

PITTsBURG. Pa, March 27.-WiI'
liam Jennings Bryan arrived in the
city this morning and tonight will ad'
dress a monster mass meeting in Ex'
position Hall. He was met by an ad'
miring throng at the station and Civ
en- a rouslng reception. Then he was
whisked away in an automobile to the
Ft. Pitt Hotel, where after he had
breakfast he held an Informal recep'
tion. There is great curiosity here to
hear Bryan and IT is expected record
breaking throng will be present.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
Major Lively Home.

Major H. s. Lively, brigade inspec.
tor, returned last night from Sutton.
where he Inspected Company B, of
that place. He reports the compa-
nles Of the State IN excellent condI-
ton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
Ridgely Resigns
COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY Ac.
cERTs PRESIDENCY OF KAN.
sAs CITY NATIONAL
BANK.
fRy United Rrees.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 27.-
william Barrett Ridgely, Currency
Comptroller, today presented his res
ignatlon to the President to take Of
feet upon acceptance of the Kansas
City National Bank presidency.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
Some More hla EIaI1.

DR.. J. o. McNeely and John F, Phil
lips succeeded in landing twenty-five
pound pike yesterday at the HouIt
lock. Jackey Fleming caught an eigh'
teen FOUNDER.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
Senator Penrose
Much Better
FRIENDS FEEL THAT CRISIS HAS
PAssEp AND THAT HE WILL
RECOVER.
fBy United Press.)

PHlIlA DELPHIA, Pa March ~. =
Senator Penrose passed a good night
and icr the hrst time since his condi-
stion became serious his relatives ex.
press hope OF his recovery. Richard
As n Penroses Jrs on leaving the
house to:aay said; Fhe Senator
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27

ID { I. |! |. of
SI,
Prosecute Under
The RedIne 5 Act

4 MoRGANToyVrS. ATaTch haFS-
ed with the Violation II she RED.
mems" act six of the itellan Hlaols
Hand suspects who wore aFentea
last week by the county anth ,ias,
were given preliminary AsaFin be-
fore Justice A. Brown Honghner
Thursday afternoon al the eopnsy jail
All six were held for Inc action oi
the grand jury. and IN default 81 81
900 bond each, were remsndet 3 JIM
where they viii be hela antii The
May term Of court. The tftals 81 Rob
ert Mellace and sam Bamb ero
charged with the same oBense wers
continued on account pf the absence
of material witnesses ciacsnzo 81.
ciliano was released; IS the state did
mot prove that he was 4 member Of
the gang.
The six men who were held are
Gaetano slclliano. renuted Feeder og
the local order; Antonio iandnro
Rocco sicilsano. vito slaiacafl Bro
cheie carmella and GregorIo Panzlni.
Altogether 10 Of the suspects baye
been tried. OF this number one was
released and the other nine held for
the grand Jury. Two othsfs win ho
tried later The lsth man Is mya-
teriously missing Il was reported
that IS men had been afs but
close examination OF the aiL vesls
the fact that only I2 have been en-
Joying the hospitality q lthe comfy.
The authorities are not fully eertain
whether there was mistake a the
number originally arrestedHor whetii'
er one Of the men nanaged e sllp
away from the otiiseTs white being
taken to jail.
The Redman,s act, under which
Colonel cramer is prosssptlns the
suspects, Is State statute prp gialns
for the punishment of the member Of
any organization atfected for d plir-
pose of iniuring the properly of any
one ~or causing bodily injury s any
person. The statute was RAJ ed
about 10 years ago % preseht trouble
Between tobacco buyers and over
In the southern part 81 the sl9ie.
Since that time the tpte has been
little used, and It iss seldom M any
prosecutions have been made Under
1T.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
Will Be Heard
GOVERNOR HUGHES WILL LISTEN
TO APPEAL FOR CHESTER
GII-IETTE
iRr IInlfnd PrnRR. I

ALBANY. N. Y. March 27.-Govern,
or Hughes will give hearing to-mor.
row at 10 o'clock on the application of
respite to Chester Gillette, who was
sentenced to be electrocuted Monday
for the murder of Grace Brown on the
ground that newly discovered evidence
has been found.
passed comfortable night and is rest
ing easily at present. We are much
encouraged and hope that he viii soon
recover"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27
ted
nifty
S ecret
VVill I akeR evenge
On Diplomat

LONDON, March 27- Blaming the
4faiisn ambassador at Washington for
atYalging his incognito on his recent
iat there. the Duke of Abruzzi is re-
ported to plan an immediate effort to
secure the diplomats recall. The Duke,
Thosianded at Liverpool to-day from.
ne steamship Lusitania. would Meth.
er confirm nor deny the rumor, but
taars Is good authority for the belief
that ne thinks he would have escaped
publicity and might have conducted
his courtship like private person
had the ambassador maintained secre.
VENICE. March Pit is reported
here that Emperor William of Ger
many In conversation with King Vic
tor Emmanuel. asked the italian ruler
Whether he was soonto have an Amer
lean cousin.
This was a reference to the reports
s,as s'ls l,sAe = ,As zN. - - ,sas,p. ssr1
sg gs ni.. .ie1 a. .t. ,Ni9s I-rY. r,,,.,rs
81 West Virginia,
The king replied that he could not
say; that he must await the arrival
oi the duke, who is expected in Rome
ron = y sew 1orA " ApFh :
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slsos. Y slniie Mnea qui1Neu a,s4 aDoa' ~. -
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tss'Sh icy ne" ,"ss soms .5
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AZ sillacn .ot1 tne mofA u ienStns W..
Y ~ jEepor IeFs as loF tne soou iia'uteu
sllees q ms leilow senators. Ne%
!. t'9rA paper tens 'ne loilowins , mn.en
n not .lulte accurate at least tna4ca'es :,
a = qegEse 9usS 8lat the senator 70
leaEtns tnese pass
- Dsaasilasan. =, ol l''tSaliiooie
lslslia' seseeraay afternoon occupte1
tae iseas n 6le senate sallefy reserYea
ssgG Ene wee Fros'aent OF tne on,teu
Eates. ne wore a turpan ol reauisn
aae ana sioak ilneo WIN crimson
.Eas wss ;lleitner !. prince nor po.eu,
W., pelhs merely srauua'e u 'ne
.nlos .!s Mesleyan University en- loute
Daek " take q Dostsrapuate coufse.
SoFa 'se was passea AROUND tne , .loot
3 seLl 3 the sselate tniI tne LuNe u AptaN
Wlo' llI y = repol'ea, Is 70 marry @ tue
aapenter q. senator Dlkihs, Q. "es'
virginia, Et'ts SAT IN Mr. falrDahks reset'
Z ,5Satlon. me fainaoo lawyer at onee
peeame tne centre ot attFaction. one
senator, ltitent on nazing MT. EIF'ns'
pproacned MN ana SAD: say ~,
lslns,sl see 1ne DUKE Oh tne AoruZz. Is
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27

Mrs. Burt Martin, who has been the
guest of her father, Mr.. L. P. Carr, for
ome time, will leave soon for Atlanta,
Ca, where she win Join Mr.. Martin.
Who has been there for some time.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-27

Have. you i paIr Of Dorothy podd
eNordaa taIshtand has then for you. Z
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
-O O.- .-lfH=
TARIFF, AND WAGE FARMERS.

The republican party would appear
to be very solicitous about the wage
earncrs OF the country and especially
declares in the national platform last
adopted, It's purpose ITO maintain the
high standard of living of wage earn
ers OF this country who are the most
direct benefIciaries OF the protective
system" That sounds well. but can
hardly deceive the average working.
man, who from experience know
that II he is the most direct bene.
tciary OF the protective system" the
sooner that system is reformed the
better It will be for him. rhefe is
no doubt that the tariff protects the
manufacturers and that II has foster
ed trusts and created monopolies.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
five HUNDRED BANKS
OKLAHOMA HAS THAT MANY DO
ING BUSINESS UNDER STATE
GUARANTY LAW.

Guthrie, Ok, July 1i.-There ar,
now exactly 500 state banks in Ok
law, and one not so. The one excep.
tion has friendly law suit pending
however, TO test the laws validity.
Bank Commissioner Smock yester.
day authorized three banks to be
gin business, the last of which had
the honor to be the 500th bank OF
the state. The three banks are:
Bank of Millerton, with $4,000
capital stock Benedict Miller Is
president, Ben Miller Jr., vice-presi.
dent, and Nathaniel Taylor, cashier.
The State Exchange OF Thomas,
with $4,000 capital stock. The of
fcers are Charles Davis. president,
o. II. Calky, vice-president and f. II.
Grow, cashier.
The First State Bank of Harrison
(postoffice Isadore). with $4,000
capital stock. The officers are o. T.
Howard, president; c. A. Swartz, vice
president, and Walter Hayward
cashier.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
WALL STREET AND TAFT.

The Wall Street bankers are eyl.
IDENTIFY oging 10 put up a record break
ing campaign fund for that great and
good man Taft, although ne wouM
rather they would not be so public
about IT, Isaac Seligman said Just
before leaving for a trip 10 Europe
that prosperity will follow the elec-
tion, II Mr.. Taft is president. He
believed that American politics will
see the greatest victory for the re.
publican party ihas ever known
or course, this great republican
victory, II II materializes, will be
followed by still greater prosperity
for the Wall stree interests. or they
would not be so enthusiastic about
81. No wonder the republican lead
ers refused TO allow the publicity
bill 10 pass the senate and refused
10 endorse publicity OF campaign con.
sributions In their national platform.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
Find Infants Body.

Chickasha, Okla, July IA dead
infant was found this morning by Of
ficer Sanders of the police force.
The body was discovered in the
alley back OF the Elks building.
The county officers have the matter
under investigation, and while they
are giving out no information it is
Yumored that persons under suspicion
will be properly investigated. and
that arrests will be made soon.
1t is intimated that persons of high
standing are to be involved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
ROB POST OFFICE.
Then Fire the Building and Three
Men Escape.

Atoka, Okla, July 14.-After roo
bing the postofiice till at Bentley. a
small town near here a party of three
men set fire to the building and It
was burned to the ground in view OF
the entire citizenship The building
also contained a stock of merchandise
belonging 10 J. H. Faulkner. and the
entire loss is estimated at S1.S0O
Three men were seen to ride ~ TO
the building and force an entrance
through the east window Before an
alarm could be sounded, however, they
had finished their work and escaped
When Faulkner arrived flames were
shooting out of the windows and prac.
tically all of the interior of the build.
ing was on fire.
The robbery has been reported to
the postofiice department and detec-
tives are We ,inE on the case. An
unsuccessful or, was made TO pro-
cure bloodhounds.
Il is believed that the robbers are
part of the gang that has been op
Grating in the vicinity Of the Kiami-
chi hills near Tuskahoma. This is the
first robbery This far east of the
hills.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
HAsKELL's RECEPTION.

Charles ~ Haskell, militant crusa.
der for democracy defender OF his
party faith and leader by right Of
action and knowledge OF conditions
in the great democratic convention
at Denver last week, found today
when he returned TO Guthrie a whole
people yieing to bid him welcome back
to his station In the Office of ogyer-
nor
lln the thousands who aided In
showing the chief executive that
Guthrie appreciates that her honored
citizen Is listed with the giants we're,
perhaps. a majority Of the republican
faith-men who under no circum-
stances can be called friends to the
doctrine Of democracy. but they took
the opportunity 10 show TO the gov
ernor and to the outside cities and
states that Guthrie applauds any Of
her people for achievement IN the
arena Of Intelligence or action.
The citizens Of Guthrie paid re-
spcct to Governor Haskell because he
has been weighed and filled the re-
quiremonts OF the man who does. In
him the state has an executive whose
energies are almost beyond belief
and whose executive abilities have
given him a reputation second to no
other official in the United States.
As governor of the new state Mr..
Haskell went to Denver TO cast lots
over matters of interest alone to the
democracy, and knew too well that
the older and better organized states
had many advantages over Oklaho-
ma. From the convention he came
home the lion of all. second in party
council 20 only Bryan IN person.
The people read with pride the PC.
complishmcnt OF Oklahoma and the
stern, active and aggressive policy of
the governor. sweeping opposition In
front of him; attaining the highest
confidence of all. Realizing the
achievement Of the states executive
were extraordinary indeed. all the
citizens, partisanism waved aside. set
about to let the governor know he
had been declared real and able.
and the reception this day resulted
from that resolution. Mr. Haskell is
a warm-hearted, congenial man, and
the plaudits Of his fellow citizens
were cause for emotion to show to
the fullest extent on his featurcs.'
\ great progressive people of pro-
gressiye city welcomed great. pro-
gresslvc, able and conscientious cit.
izcn on his return from beyond the
state confines, and that welcome Will
remain one Of the tender memories
Of the citizen who was the cause Of
the reception and remain ever cred.
ii mark for the citizenship that gave
the welcome in such unstinted man
ner Guthrie Leader.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-15
-ns,-D -
The Remedy That Does.

CDR Kings New Discovery is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise but fail to perform" says.
Mrs. h. X Piorson. OF Auburn Cen
tire, Pa. 1T is curing me OF throat
and lung trouble of long standing
that other treatments relieved only
temporarily New Discovery is doing
me so much good that feel con
fident its continued use for reas-
enable length OF time wiIl restore
me to perfect health This renowned
cough and cold remedy and throat
and lung healer is sold at W. Il.
Frams's drug store. soc and 800.
Trial bottle free.