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MRS. D. Q. WILLIAMS IS
CALLED TO LAST SLEEP

Surrounded by her sons and daugh-
ters and their children. Mrs. ID. O.
williams for twenty mine years q
resident of Fremont county ard we'll
known and highly respected citizen
died at her home at the corner OF
Fourth street and Santa Fe avenue
just ten minutes before the stroke Of
midnight last night. She had lain
unconscious for fifty-two hours and
past out in that condition.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted from her late residence at 80
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, Rev.
Smuthers of the Rockyalo Methodist
church officiating. Interment will
be in Highland cemetery.
Mrs Williams death WAS caused
by a fall which she received on the
morning OF April "a and which result.
ed in paralysis of the loft side and "a
severe injury to her back. She raj.
lied from the stroke the first three
davs. but since then laid In All uncon.
scious and semi conscious condition.
Early yesterday morning it was plain
that she would soon be called to
meet her husband. two Sous and II
daughatr who preceded her to the
great beyond. Two sons, George d.
and Albert, and daughter, Lillian.
are left to mourn.
Mrs. Williams was born In Eng
land Nov. s, 1885. but came to Penn.
sylvapia about forty years ago. The
family moved to Colorado In 1879
and have resided here since. arriving
Hrst at Coal Greek. Mrs. WI Williams
Was one Of the heavy losers In the
Coal Greek fire last June. and. her
property all being swept away. she
moved to Florence and resided here
since.
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last night considerable enthusiasm
was manifested In the proposition
OF sending a delegation OF twenty
five of tho leading business men Of
Florence to the La Junta convention
which meets there on May a. A.
B. Hulit representing the Northern
Electrical Manufacturing company at
the meeting here explained tho
scope and purpose OF the Kansas
Colorado Power and Electric Rail.
way company md Mt tho general
meeting Of delegates from all parts
OF the valley. II Is to bo hoped
tbnt not only will tho twenty a We
mon be early In La Junta but that
many other Interested people may
have the welfare Of the valley enough
Mt heart TO make up Hn enthusiastic
crowd and work for the accomplish.
mspt OF u purpose there.
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LoRENoE, COLORADO SATURDAY MAY .. 1908
WOMAN
THOUGHT
TO Be ALIVE

! La Porte, Ind. May 1.-Two more
bodies were unearthed at the Guin.
ness farm in a grave near the spot
where three Of the four bodies were
ex humed on Wednesday. The first
to be turned up is undoubtedly Of a
grown male aud the second is believed
to be the body of woman. A soft
spot under pile Of refuse WAS select.
ed AS the most promising place to be-
gin. The digger had not been long
at his task when he turned up spade
full of bones the body being that Of a
full grown male.
The skeleton which was badly dis.
articulated. WAS scattered, but the
bones we're in a good state Of preserv.
alton. It is believed that the body
has been under ground about two
years. The second skeleton was
found in the same place and directly
underneath the first, with an inter-
vening space Of earth. The bones
are much smaller and thought to be
those of woman. This ske Teton
was in a disarticulated state also, the
tools Of the digger probably having
to do with the breaking and scatter
ing of the smaller bones.
1t was learned today by the au-
thorities that the likelihood of Mrs.
Guinness being alive was very prob
able and an investigation Is being
made in this direction.
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mass. Add venetian red, Oh roh.e
green, lamp black or other coloring
matter to make the various colors.
This not only MAKES good protec-
tion from wind and weather but is
almost fire proof. Then by planting
wild cucumbers, wild clamatis, wild
hop vines these same unsightly places
becomes things pleasing to the eye.
@. /. L. COMMITTEE.
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CIVIC IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE.

The committee to determine what
prizes should be awarded and for
what purposes met Friday afternoon
and decided that prizes Of five dollars
for first prize and prize OF three
dollars to be given for second are
offered by the O. I. L. for the incest
and best kept back yard and alley in
each Of the three districts of the
town.
District No. /. embracing the ter
ritory from the east end Of town to
Santa Fe avenue. No. from Santa
Fe avenue to Frazier. No. B from
Frazier to Santa Fe tracks. In each
division there will be a general pri ze
for the children's best kept and most
fiourishing vegetable garden. A
first prize Of three dollars, a second
prize Of two dollars and third prize
OF one dollar and also general prize
for chilrden. for the best kept and
most beautiful flower garden. First
prize three dollars; second, two dol.
lars aud third one dollar.
Mark we'll the word KEPT as u
committee will visit the various
yards. alleys and gardens Mt inter.
walls during the summer. Prizes will
be awarded not earlier than October
10.
Along the line of civic improve.
ment we would suggest. covering OF
back fences and unsightly buildings
with the following Inexpensive paint
Two and ono half gallons skim
milk. add one pound melted glue and
enough cement TO make creamy
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ROBBERY AT P0RTLAND-Last
night DR. 3ambo's drug store at Port.
land and tho Portland store were
broken into and quite IA number OF
portablcs taken. From the drug
store stamps. watches, scissors. pock
ct knives. pocketbooks, combs, brush.
o. and other small articles were
taken. taking the small change from
the register Of the store. Acting
Marshal Kelley dctcctod 80 uAd Of
mon who looked not unlike profcs.
sionAl crooks hanging around Flor.
ence and he demanded that they leave
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the town at once. This robbery fol-
lowing so closely upon their expul.
sion from the town furnishes % clue
to the perpetrators Of last nights
robbery.
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING At
= meeting In J. q. MacDonnld's Office
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The Daily Tribune. +0c . month.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-09

Don't forget to make
Florence more beautiful.
A little effort may be re-
warded by l of the3 prizes
we are offering besides
the pleasure of helping to
beautify your city.
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The Great Political Thought

The greatest political thought
in the world is that embodied in
the declaration of independence,
namely, that all men are created
equal. This is the basis of popu
lar government, and popular gov
ernment is spreading. 1t does not
mean that men are or will be, equal
in physical strength, in intellectu-
al ability, in moral character or in
wealth-it simply means that God
never gave to one human being a
natural right that he denied to
any other human being, and that
in the contemplation of govern
ment, all must stand equal before
the law. Out of this basic princi-
pie all other political principles
grow and by it all methods OF
government and all policies must
be Observation-Disclosures.
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Crooked Run
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Charles Boyer and wife were il
Bremen on business Saturday.
Arch Beery, Joseph, George
and Jacob Gurile, and Roy Bsery
attended endeavor meeting at Mt.
Zwlnley, Sunday evening.
Joseph and George Gurile and
Arch and Roy Beery attended the
ball game at Sugar Grove, Sunday,
and all reported good time.
Barbara Weidner and Orpha
Bonner returned home, after a
weeks visit with relatives at Chi
cago.
Ida Walker and U. S. Bigham
returned home, after week g
visit at the Great Lakes.
VIM. Gordon and Joe Gurile
were Lancaster visitors Monday.
Jacob Beery was in Bremen on
business Saturday.
George Daubenmier and Floyd
Zwickle attended endeavor Sun
day evening.
Sadie Grim was Lancaster
caller Tuesday.
VIM. Gordon gave frolic which
was enjoyed by all who attended
it.
Mrs. Diana Wagner and son
Fred, were in Lancaster on bust.
ness Monday.
Grace Beery called on Mrs.
Lydia Grim and daughter Sadie,
Monday.
Fred Wagner was blowing for
his brother Lewis, Saturday.
Lewis Wagner planted corn for
VIM. Walker one day last week.
There was communion service
at Evangelical Luthern Church,
Sunday. There were 1O4 commun-
ed,
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Fred Richley, of Junction City
is visiting David VOLTS.
A very large crowd attended
church at Mt. Tabor, Sunday.
Mrs. Cheadle was the speaker, she
was very interesting.
Quite a number Of boys and
girls, of this place, attended
church at the Dunkards, Saturday
evening.
Carl and David Scholl visited
their grandparents, VIM. Scholl
and wife, over Sunday.
Orla Wolfe, Frank Polling, Jesee
and Edward Fickel, Homer Wolfe,
Charley Bright. VIM. Wolfe and
Guy Wright attended church at
Mt. Tabor, Sunday.
Isaac Blosser and wife and Rev.
Bagwell started Monday, the 1S,
to attend the German Baptist Con-
ference, near Iowa.
Ellc Anderson and David John
son and son took dinner with
David VOLTS, Sunday.
SKIDOO,
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Derbin Run
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DelerreuI
We are having nice weather for
corn planting.
Arch and Ray Beery, Joe, Jacob
and Short Gurile attended church
at Mt. Zwinley, Sunday evening.
Born to Robert Olive and wife
a daughter.
Mrs. Drama Wagner and son,
Fred visited friends at Lancaster,
Monday.
John Miner and wife, of Lam
caster, visited Lewis Wagner and
wife, Sunday.
Born to Albert Miller and wife
a daughter, Saturday.
Jacob Engle and wife had for
their Sunday guests, John Blum
and wife, of Lancaster; Charles
Ruff and wife, of Amanda; and
Charles Blum and wife, of Bremen.
Maggie Heft visited her par
ents, Sunday.
Dan Daubmire and daughter
were Lancaster callers, Saturday.
John Messbarger and wife called
on their daughter, Mrs. Will
Funk, who is sick at this writing
Leonard Backus, wife and
daughter, Of Bremen, called on
her mother, Sunday.
Joe and Short Gurile, Arch, and
Ray Beery attended the ball game
at Sugar Grove, Sunday.
VIM. Blum and wife, of Sugar
Grove, called on her parents, last
Sunday.
Mike Miller. of Lancaster, called
on Geo. Weidner, one day this
week.
Henry Brown, of Lancaster, is
nut on his farm.
Russell Boyer visited his uncle,
John Blum and family, this week.
DERBY.
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Corn planting is thing of the
past in this vicinity.
Ella Gessells is working for H.
West, near Ilesboro.
Meta Barns visited her parents
in this vicinity, few days ago.
Mrs. j. Keller, who has been
afflicted with complication of
diseases is getting better.
Mrs. Pete Martin, who is sick
with cancer of the stomach, is
still very weak, her sister, Mrs.
Cochran, of Jacksonville, Ohio, is
taking care of her.
f. d. Harden and family visited
at Wesley divers, Sunday.
Mrs. John Cramblit and little
son, and Mrs. Blanche Bright, of
Logan, spent Sunday at Union
Furnace, the guest of Mr.. Austin g.
Zola Keller attended baccalaure-
ate sermon, Sunday evening at the
U. B. church.
Florence and Gertie Gessells
were shoppers in Logan, Saturday,
The following persons of Logan
were at Jacob Keller's, Sunday
afternoon John Campbell and
wife, William Keller and wife
Mrs. Fred Sherrard and little
daughter, Margaret and Tena
Keller.
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Several of the people of this
place attended preaching at Pine
Grove, Sunday night.
Morris Hedges and wife, of Lo.
gan, spent Saturday and Sunday
with the latters parents, j. G.
Gordon and wife.
Thomas Voorhees, was seen on
this ridge, Sunday afternoon.
Chas. and Henry Keller called
on Isaac Quillen, Sunday after
noon.
S. R. Polling spent Thursday
with Mrs. S. G. Lama.
Homer Denison, of Apple Bios.
som Valley, was seen on this ridge,
Monday morning.
Elmer Huftines is employed by
his uncle, Henry Huflines, of But
ton Ridge.
Rev. Garebrandt spent Saturday
night with j. L. Donley and fami-
ly.
Rev. Lockwood spent Sunday
night with Fred Conkle and fami-
ly.
Alice Huffines and brother, Rob-
ert, spent Sunday with their un-
Gle, Joseph Hufiines and family, of
this place.
Esquire Gordon was Gibson.
vile visitor, Saturday afternoon.
Roy Huffman, of Bethelville,
was seen on this ridge, Sunday.
Lucy Quillen spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends on But
ton Ridge.
NADIA and Pansy Donley were
the guests of Florence Klinker,
Saturday evening.
Lucy Quillen spent couple of
days last week, Mrs. Keister and
family.
George Voorhees, has been busy
grating apple trees this spring.
George is going to have fine
orchard
(Ths item in last weeks paper
concerning Jake Hufllnes was a
mistake. Jake says the cores
pondent was misinformedO
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We are having fine weather at
this writing and corn planting is
the order of the day.
Mrs. Henry Fauble and little
daughter Dovie, call on Mrs. John
Safer one day last Sunday.
Samuel Green called on Howard
McBroom last Sunday.
The carpenters, Frank Beough.
er and Nelson Bigham, are en-.
gagged in framing Squire Nc
Broom's barn at this writing
James Lunsford and BENZ Big
ham made lying trip to Joe fl.
Whites store last Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Philip Safer called on Mrs.
Henry Fauble one day last week.
Joe Fl. White made his regular
trip last Tuesday with his huxter
wagon. He pays the highest
prices for trade. We must say
that Joe is onetf the finest men
to deal with that ever run a wagon
through this vicinity, and no one
will make a mistake by dealing
with him.
Harry Volt, of Cantwell Cliffs,
passed through this vicinity one
day last week.
H. Fauble made flying trip to
Gibisonyille last Saturday.
q. D. Federer, the school Direc.
tor of Cola Valley, met the school
board at Gibisonville last Satur-
day afternoon.
James Lunsford made a trip
to Laurelville and Adel phi last
Saturday.
Mrs. Philip Safer attended
quarterly meeting at Pleasant Hill
last Saturday and Sunday,
Philip Safer called on Frank
Matthias last Sunday.
Benz. Bigham and Clifford Tr ut
attended church at the Holiness
Chapel last Sunday night.
Philip Safer called on H. Fauble
last Sunday evening.
Benz. Bigham was pleasant
caller of Clifford Trout last Sun
day. MAPLE.
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Planting corn and cleaning
house seems to be the order of the
day.
Merry Starne-, of Mt. Zion, was
through here, hunting young
calves.
Willard and Arthur Flowers
made flying trip to Horns mill
last Monday.
Reuben Hedge, of Bumble Bee
Hollow, was seen on our streets
one night last week.
Walter and Edna Flowers, of
Boston Corner, took dinner with
Arthur Flowers, one day last week.
Chris and Clida Pierce called on
VIM. Flowers last Sunday.
Arthur Flowers, of near Boston
Corner, made flying trip to
Rockbridge last Tuesday.
Jacob Flowers and sister, Lib
bic, have just returned home from
Millers and Johnstown, where they
have been visiting relatives.
They report good time. They
took in some of the sights at the
Buckeye Lake and few pleasant
rides on the water.
Clid@ Pierce is still on the sick
list.
David Flowers and wife called
on Isaac Flowers and wife last
Sunday. UNCLE BILL.
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Cider Valley

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Corn planting seems TO be the
order of the day in our valley.
Ed. Lott and Charles Alkire
were helping James Lindsey part
of last week, getting his ground
ready for corn.
G. w. Riggs and wife were Lo-
gan shoppers, last Saturday.
c. w. Alkire and Ed. Lott made
a business trip to Nelsonville, last
Thursday.
w. R. Thrush and family were
Logan shoppers, last Saturday.
Will Huggins and daughter,
made a business trip to Logan,
Saturday.
G. w. Alkire and wife and
Frank Souders and wife were
pleasantly entertained at the home
of Michael Engle, last Sunday.
DR.. Moore and wife, of Mount
Pleasant, and James Brown and
family, of near Logan, visited
Will Higgins and family, Sunday.
d. w. West passed through our
valley, Sunday evening, going
south.
John johnson, of Mt. Pleasant,
was papering G. w. Alkire's house
Monday and Tuesday.
The funeral of Philip Nixon
was held at Ilesboro, Tuesday af-
ternoon, at two O'Clock.
Robert Frey passed through our
valley, Monday.
Philip Chapman and Joe Stroupe
were seen in our valley, Monday.
Walter Lane and Cecil.Milsted
are busy engaged in blowing for
Coon on w. r. Thrush's farm.
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lbcleTTtul
Planting corn and fishing seems
to be the order of the day.
Mary and May Finefrock were
seen passing through here enroute
to Sugar Grove, Tuesday.
Jerry Elick and sister, Llnnis,
attended the surprise party given
by Geo. Shull, Tuesday evening.
Maud Finefrock, who has been
on the sick list, is better at this
writing.
Jim Stump and Frank Conrod
were seen on our streets Wednes-
day.
George Sheets was engaged in
hauling lumber a few days last
week.
Henry Delong and son, of near
Revenge, were seen on our streets
Thursday.
Leonard Spears and sisters, ia
net and Lucille, were seen on our
streets Thursday.
Mrs. Joseph Spears and daugh-
ters, Janet and Lucille, were Lam
caster shoppers Saturday.
Jim Stump, Chas. Myers and
Earl Caves were engaged in haul
ing lumber to Lancaster, Saturday
Pete Kraft attended the sale at
Sugar Grove, Saturday.
Pete Kraft and daughter,
Blanche, made flying trip to
Sugar Grove, Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Fauble and son, John,
were Rockbrldge shoppers Satur-
day.
John Elick and VIM. Carpenter
made their usual trip to Rock
bridge, Saturday.
VIM. Carpenter called on John
Elick, Sunday.
Quite u number of our young
people attended prayer meeting at
Mt. Zion, Sunday evening.
Peter Kraft, wife and children
visited Frank Primer and wife, at
Bunker Hill, Sunday.
Wm. Flowers was seen on our
streets Monday,
Chas. Myers was seen on our
streets Monday.
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Hungry Hollow
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DeIerfeuI
Quite crowd from this place
attended the convention at Eben-
ezer, Sunday.
Will Achauer and wife spent
Wednesday IN Jacksonville.
Gladys Walter is visiting friends
at Jacksonville.
Naomi Bond spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Nellie Achauer.
Ellen Saunders spent Sunday
afternoon with her sister, Mary,
at Haydenville.
John Saunders was Logan
caller Saturday evening,
Mary Patton spent Sunday with
her friend, Mary Patton.
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Big Pine Valley

| lDe1efred
We are having some very fine
summer weather at present.
| VIM. 10y and family were the
Sunday guests of vern Kitchen and
family, of Cedar Grove, last Sun.
day.
Mrs. Geo. Cupp and daughter,
of Pursell, were shopping in
Laurelville, Saturday.
Retha Huffman, Edith Disben.
net and Guy Huffman attended
church at Pine Grove, Sunday
night.
Name and Harley Paxton made
a business trip to George Voorhees,
last Monday.
Maud Lama. of Indiana, is visit
ing her parents, David Lama and
wife, of this place, at present,
Nellie Finney, of Haynes, at
tended Sunday school at Bethel,
Sunday.
Born to Charles Febns, bounc.
ing boy.
Maggie Paxton and Goldie Van
fossen called on May Smires, Sun.
day.
VIM. Chilcote and family, of
Apple Blossom Valley, passed
through here, enroute to Laurel.
vile, Monday.
Rev. Boyd preached most
interesting sermon at Bethel, Sun
day night.
Jake Hufllnes, of Happy Ridge,
was seen on our streets Saturday
evening.
Rebecca Paxton spent Saturday |
night and Sunday with aunt, Mrs.
George Voorhees,.
Homer Strous and Nellie Finney
attended church at Bethel, Sunday
night.
Homer Denison is in the employ
Of Thomas Voorhees, this week.
Wilbur Vanfossen and little son
Freddie, spent Sunday afterooon
with Samuel Harsh.
Charles Kitchen, and wife, of
Cedar Grove, were seen on our
streets one day last week.
Guy Huffman, who has been
at Amanda, is visiting
lis parents, VIM. Huffman and
wife.
James Spencer and wife passed
through here Sunday, enroute to
Geo. Voorhees,, of Apple Blossom
Falley.
Sherman France ard Vain
Smires, of Whistler, were seen on
'ut streets last Sunday afternoon.
Pearl Dorsey, of Haynes, made
! pleasant call at Samuel Harsh's,
sunday evening.
What has become of the Mount
Vern0n items. GRASS HOPPER.
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Cured HemOrrhages of the
Lungs.

"Several years since my lungs
were badly affected that l had
hamorrhages," writes A. M. AXE,
of Wood, Ind. / took treatment
with several physicians without
any benefit. l then started to
take Foley's Honey and Tar, and
my lungs are now as sound as
bullet. / recommend it in ad-
vanced stages of lung trouble"
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the
cough and heals the lungs, and
prevents serious results from a
cold. Refuse substitutes. Bort
IL Co.
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/
Planting corn seems to be the
order of the day in this commune
ty.
Charles Voris, wife and son,
Geo. Houston, wife and children,
and Mrs, Eloira Scholl called on
Hiram McCune and wife, Sunday.
Quite large crowd attended
Memorial service, at Mt. Tabor,
Sunday afternoon.
Sherman Polling and family Wis
tied Wash Frasures, Sunday.
VIM. and Henry Scholl made a
trip to the queen city, Saturday
evening
There will be preaching ut
Laurel Chapel, Sunday evening,
May 81.
Mrs. Alice McCune, who is on
the sick list is improving slowly
at this writing.
Cora Scholl called on Nora
Scholl, Monday afternoon.
Elsa Brown was visitor at the
queen city, Saturday.
Maud Scholl visited her parents,
Saturday and Sunday.
Sunday school at Mt. Tabor,
Sunday at o'clock. Every body
invited to come.
Hello "Golden Rod Valley cor
respondent, what has become of
your "Items."
Quite a large crowd attended
communion services at St. Eman-
uels Sntherns church, Sunday
forenoon.
Mrs. Emma Rarrick IS not i'm
proving very rapidly in health at
this writing.
Hello Peaceful Valley what has
become of you. WHO WHO.
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THERE ARE
OTHERS

A REPUBLICAN exchange ventures
this kind saying of Mr.. Bryan:
"Pictures of Mr.. Bryan's house
In Lincoln, Neb., show such a
comfortable-looking home; one
wonders why he should leave it,"
This is only worth allusion be-
cause it reveals that low mental
attitude of some Republican
adulators. We have also seen
the picture of Colonel Bryan's
home.
We have never heard or read
that he obtained it through any
special tariff favors, through trust
ver-capitalization, through so
called money interest changers
made possible by distribution of
treasury funds In Wall street, nor
by ever advocating a European
wage scale in steel mills. We have
never heard, that he inherited this
from any Boer ancestry, which
monopolized soft things in New
York, nor that his life has been one
sweet song Of Office holding, with
out care for rank or dignity, just
80 that it was office.
We have always understood
that Colonel Bryan in free America
learned to spell Opportunity"
and by use of his God-given quail
fications has amassed competence
and placed his family in comfort
able home, as was his bounden
duty to do. He owns no country
seat in Virginia nor on summer
bay. He did not inherit, but has
earned, his competence. Nor is
he spending the ancestral wealth
of brothers. wife in seeking a
presidential nomination. If he
likes the White House for
change-there are others.
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A Lesson i'm Health.

Healthy kidneys filter the
Impurities from the blood, and
unless they do this good health is
impossible. Foley's Kidney Cure
makes sound kidneys and will
positely cure all forms of kidney
and bladder disease. 1t strengthens
the whole system. Bort d Co.
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VIII Cure Consumption.

A. A. Herren, Finch, Ark
writes: "Foley's Honey and
Taiis the best preparation fer
coughs, colds and lung trouble.
l know that it cured consumption
in the first stages" You never
heard of anyone using Foley's
Honey and Tar and not being
satisfied. Bort u Co.