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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-03
PARIS HAS
SENSAT ION
Intense Interest in the
Murder Trial of a
Woman

Paris.Nov. 3.LNot since 1902, when
Frederick and Thercse Humbert were
convicted OF a s12,OO0.OO0 swindle has
trial In Paris excited the intense In
terest exhibited in the case oil Miue,
Adolphe Steinheil which was opened
before Judge DevaIles in the Seine
asslzes court today.
Nine Steinheil is on trial Tor ner
life. charged with the murder ol her
husband and her mother-in-law, Nine
Japy. The alleged motive rs lonn1 III
The defendants hatred for her motncI,
in-law. and desire 10 rid herself OF
her husband in order that she mignt
marry Maurice LIorderel wealtns
merchant. who had become Infatuated
With her. The latent attractiVeness o'
The woman. combined with the nyS-
tery Of her career and her connections
with persons high i'm the public me oi
France. have fed the popular imasih''
ton and led the public 10 bclleNe tnat
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-03
Kentucky Democratic.

Louisville, Ky, Nov. 3,-Dawn fol-
lowing election found the Democratic
party In possession of nearly all its
ancient heritage in Kentucky. The
next legislature will be Democratic
by over two-thirds majority, and able
to pass any measure over the Repub-
lican governors veto. Late returns
give the Democrats 26 senators, Re
publicans IL. Representatives DEM
ocrats. 60: Republicans. q, with four
districts yet to hear from. The new
legislature Will not choose a United
States senator
Louisville was restored to the DEM
ocratic fold by the election OF w. o..
Head. mayor, by nearly 200 major
ity. With two exceptions all the I'M
portant municipalities in tn state
have followed suit,
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Chicago Close

Chicago. Nov. 3.-Close: Wheat
Dec. $1O1 7-sal O2; May s1.o2 la
5-S July % 5-S.
Corp-Dec. SIS IL; May 60 lass;
July 6o is.
oats-Dec. 30 1-Sa1-i; May Il 5.Sa
81: July SO 3-S.
Pork-.Jan. sl9.77 1-2; MAY SO 10.
Iard-Nov. $12 10; Jan. $11 55al1.-
81 1-2; May $ll.22 1-2a1l.25.
Ribs-Jan. Sl0.22 IL; May $40. l5a
10. II 1-2
Rye-Cash 70 1-2a7i; Dec. " 1-2;
May &c 1-2
Timothy Nov So. 10, March l-10.
Barley-Cash 52a65.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-03
AlRSHIPS MANEUVER AND
SURPRISE A FORTRESS

Cologne, Rheinish Prussia. Nov. s.
The German aIrship squadron, consist
ing of dirigibles Parsival H. Icppc.a
II and the military aIrship No II. exc
cuted sham attack upon the fortress
Ehrcnbreitstein early today
Leaving here soon after midnight the
squadron flew up the Rhine TO Cob
LEM. surprised the garrison there and
then swooped down upon the fortress
of Ehrenbreitstein on the opposite
bank OF the river The airshiDs re-
turned here early in the forenoon.
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WOMAN IN A BALLOON RACE.

ST Louis Nov g. The balloon Mel
ba III. with Captain John Berry as
pilot. and Miss Julia Hoerncr as aid.
ascended here late today In an effort
10 lift the Lahm cup
II will be the FIRST long flight for
woman from st. Louis. Miss Hoerner
Ia qualifying TO act as licensed pilot
Captain Berry said he expected to re-
main in the air at least 36 hours.
Enough send and provisions for a
lour days trip were carried.
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TAFT CONTINUES TO APPEAL TO THE
SOUTH AND IS CHEERED BY PEOPLE

heifers So 25a5 so. stockers and feed
ers S3.25a5 ,00 bulls 81 50a3 10 /,
calves 81 50nG. %; western steers So
S0a5 so, western COWS So GOAL So.
Hogs-Receipts 1000, market sc
higher Bulk of sales 81 35a7 IS;
heavy 81. G5n7 so; packers and butch
ers 81 50a7 rs; light 81 20a7 Go, pigs
Sc 25a7 %,
Shep-Rcceipts 600; market strong
-Muttons 81 90a4 rs: lambs So 75a
700: range wethers and yearliugs
- 00a5 %; range ewes So 00aI rs
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Chicago livestoe

Chicago, Nov. -Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 10000. market steady;
beeves So 9Oa9 90; Texas steers 50 10
al So western steers 81 25a7. - !;
stookerS and feeders So. 00a5 90; cows
and heifcrs 81 .00a5 Go; calves Sc 20
as 25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000:
market sc higher; light 81 25a7 IS;
mixed 81 S5a7 95; heavy 81 3OaS 90;
rough 81 30a7 30, good to choice
heavy 81 5OaS 90; pigs So 5Oa7 10;
bulk of sales 81 75a7 20
Sheep-Receipts estimated at $4,000
Market strong 10c higher; native 81 e
5Oa4 rs: western 81. 65a4 10. year
liDgs 81 50a5 go: lambs, native, 81 80
a725; western 81 75a7 90
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San Francisco, Nov. 3.-Slow prog
ross Is being made in the count of the
returns of yesterdays municipa, cleo
ton At the registrars office 1t was
stated at o'clock that thirty-five PFC
cincts remained to be heard from. bit
their votes would not materially affect
the result.
The election OF P. n. Mccarthy. the
Union Labor candidate for mayor, by
a plurality of about 1000. Is conceded.
and the majority of Charles NJ. FickeIt
for district attorney over Francis j.
Heney may reach $1,000.
So lar as counted. the returns show
the election of a mixed board OF IL
peryisors, with a majority of Union
Labor members. The other municipal
oGicers-elect arc divided among the
Republican. Democratic and Union La
Dor parties.
In lengthy statement today.
Mayorelcct Mccarthy outlined his
policies on the several principal issues
of the campaign. OF these one of the
most important is the now famous
Hetch- -Hetchy water supply scheme.
BY which il is proposed TO bring Il
new water supply from the Hetch'
Hetchy valley in the high Sierras in
the Yosemite country. Mr.. Mccarthy
is an advocate of this plan and the
Union Labor platform declared for 1t.
His statement continues;
while stringent and unreasonable
ordinances shall be reasonably con
strued or amended as the eXiSencies
Of the case may require, and freedom
of action within reasonable bounds
shall obtain, the moral aspect OF our
city shall be bettor than it is today.
1--WE are q pleasure-loVing peope
and San Francisco has always borne
the reputation of being pleasure'lov'
ing city. | shall endeavor TO promote
this status and the city's reputation
along lines which will meet with the
approval OF the people"
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LED TO Her DEATH

Chicago. Nov. 3.-That Mrs A. Jan.
sen. who was murdered and whose
body was cremated In log hut fire
near Credonia, Wash, met James a,
Logan, the man under arrest charged
with the crime, through an advertise
ment inserted by Logan In one of the
Chicago newspapers over a year ago
is a probability brought Out by an in
vestigation among the people who
knew Logan in Chicago.
Logan is said to have been ac-
quainted with a number Of men along
South Water street, TO whom he rep
resented himself as dealer in Wash
ington real estate.
In October 1908, an advertisement
appeared In a Chicago newspaper call
ing for housekeepcr to go TO Spo
kane This Is said TO have been Lo-
gan's and was answered by Mrs
Jansen
A search to locate the former resi-
dence of Mrs. Jansen in Chicago,
failed to bring out any clew.
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Democratic Gains.

Boston, Nov 3.-Revised figures
compiled ON yesterdays election for
governor and lieutenant governor show
only slight changes over the result of
last night The revised figures for
governor arc as follows:
Eben s. Draper, Republican. 190046;
James II. Vahey. Dem, 1S1,963' Dra-
per's plurality, S.092.
Iyicut GDycrnor-LDuis a. Froth-
ingham. Republican. 1SS,272 Eugene
n. Foss.. Dem, .1S1,562. FrothinS-
hams plurality. 6.170.
The Democrats made gains In the
Legislature.
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Nn,n Cnnnressman.

Tacoma. Wash. Nov. %.-Laiest re-
turns indicate that Judge w. w. Nc
Crcdic of Vancouver. Republican can
didate for congress. has carried the
second district by majority OF five
thousand over Ernest Lister, Demo-
crat Judge McCrcdie is elected TO
fill The unexplred term of the late Con-
Gressman CuShman.
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FELL DEAD AS THE
RESULT OF FOOTBALL

Charlottesville, Ind. Nov. O. Harry
Houston. l9 years old. fell dead of
heart failure as the result OF over
eXertion here yesterday afternoon at
football game. He suffered fainting
spells after a scrimmage and COM
planned OF pains In the region Of the
heart. Other PLAYERS assisted him
from the gridiron. Houston succumbed
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Nebraska JUDGES.

Lincoln Neb- Nov 3.-State Chair
man Hayward. Republican. claims the
election of all three Republican Judges
by maiorities ranging from seven
thousand To twelve thousand. Demo-
cratic claims are confident for tho
election of one Judge. ]. ]. Sullivan OF
Omaha. and hopes for the election OF
two Democrats. Returns have been
received from less than fourth OF
the state
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Mayor Tom L. Johnson Is Defeated in Cleye'
land and Gaynor Is Elected in New York
===Kentucky Goes Back to Democrats.

able among these was the election Of
Samuel Lewis Shank. Republican. az
mayor Of indianapolis. and OIL Republi-
can mayors in Fort Wayne and Ev-
anSville.
Campaigns In most OF the cities
were waged on the law and order and
temperance issues.
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suuar and Coffee.

New York. Nov. -Sugar-Rsw,
firm fair refining. s. Sc: centrifugal
SO test 81 50. Molasses sugar S5.6l-
Refined. steady; crushed $5-S5; pow
dcred SIS, 25; granulated So. 10
COFFEE Firm; No. Rio IL;
nominal; No. Santos 81.
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Cincinnati Republican.

Cincinnati, Nov. 3.-Returns from
yesterdays municipal election with
only one precinct now missing. em'
phasize the earlier returns showing a
sweeping victory for the Republican
ticket.
DIR. Louis Schwab tRep) for mayor
received II ,997 votes against So, 165 for
John w. Peck Dem) The new city
council will contain % Republicans
and Democrats. gain of two for
the latter party.
In Covington. Ky, there was re-
versal of existing conditions, the
Democrats winning, while in Newport
the Republicans won.
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RenubIicsns Held Their own.

New York. Nov. 3.-In New Jersey
yesterday. the Republicans held their
own on the legislature, gaining three
votes in the senate to onset a loss oil
three seats in the lower house.
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Rhode Island Strongly Republican.

Providence. r. l., Nov. 3.-While
the total vote in Rhode Island yes
terdav was smaller than usual, the
plurality of 1854 for Governor Poth
Ter. Republican, was ono of the larg-
est In the states history. The rest OF
the Republican state candidates had
substantial pluralltieS.
The legislature OH joint ballot re-
mains unchanged.
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Heavy Vote In Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-Pennsylvanie
elected the Republican candidates for
state treasurer auditor general and
judge OF the supreme court at yester-
DAYS election and Philadelphia over
whelmed the reform opposition to tho
local Republican organization. elect
ing that party's entire county ticket
by a majority Of moro than $4,000 I'm
one of the heaviest votes ever polled
in the city.
C. I4arue Munson, tho Democratic
nominee for justice of the supreme
court, ran we'll ahead of his ticket, but
large Republican majorities of Phila-
delphia and Allegheny counties were
needed 10 elect Judge Won Moschsejs-
ker of Philadelphia. The proposed
amendments to the state constitution
abolishing spring elections were adopt
ed.
The majority for the victorious tick
ct in the stato Will reach nearly. 16o.-
900.
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Nebraska Republican Victories.

Omaha. Neb., Nov. 3.-The Republi-
cans made a clean sweep in tins
douglass county, and in Lancaster
county Lincoln) both of which went
Democratic year ago. The vote was
much smaller than that OF last year,
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@ O Q Q @ 0 @ 90 O @ @ O @ @
MAY PROVE TO BE
A WHOLESALE MURDER

Winnipeg, Man., Nov. a
What may prove TO be whole
, sale murder was discovered
near Quill lake. Sask. yester-
day by the finding of the body
of George Troburn In the cellar
of his farm house. The uncon
scious form of his son was also
found. He had been badly
beaten.
, Mrs. Troburn, her two-year-
, old child and Mrs. Trobmn's
, mother are missing. Mounted
, police are searching for a hired
, man who had been working FOR
Troburn.
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Metal Market.

New York, Nov. 9.-Coppcr-StesdY
standard spot and December, l. 1-2@
II 81.
Lead-Quiet, A.32 1-2@440.
Silver, 50 3-S.
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had fallen to the enemy. most of thu
lights in Tammany Hall went out.
vIRelNIA's oLo-TIMe MAJORITY.

Richmond. Va. Noy 2.-Thc latest
returns indicate that ahe majority for
The state Democratic ticket will reach
% 900.
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Neoroes VIII Not Be DlsfranchIsed.

Baltimore. Nov 3-Returns are still
far from complete. but it Is apparently
safe to say that the proposed amend
ment TO the state constitution design
ed TO disfranchise the negro voters
has been defeated by from 1900 to
1I.000.
The Democrats claim the legisla-
ture, insuring the reelection of Unit
ed States Senator Rayner.
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Newark. n. J., Nov S.-The police
caught John Madolon driving a dag
ger into an unknown man prostratod
on the sidewalk OF Bloomfield avenue
early this morning, Although two Of
ficers rushed up and grabbed the as
sailant. his victim had by that time
been fatally stabbed and died on the
way TO a hospital Madolon and 10,
seph Wello. a young man who had
been standing calmly by watching
the killing were both arrested
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Kansae civ livestock.

Kansas City, Nov 3.-Cattle-Re-
celpts $4,000; market steady. Native
steers 81. seas SO; native COWS and
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HENEY is DEFEATED BY $4,000 AND
UNION.L LABOR WINS IN SAN FRANCISCO

a few minutes later. Steps Will bo
taken. 1t is said To abolish football
among high school players here.
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Indianapolis Democrats successful

Indianapolis, Nov. 3.-Returns from
municipal elections in Indiana yester-
day show that the majority OF con-
tests were won by the Democrats. al
though the Republicans were victor
ious in some Of the larger cities Not
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-03

uTAH-THE INDICATIONS ARE
THAT THE WEATHER WILL BE
FAIR TONIGHT; WARMER IN
SOUTHERN PORTION; THURS
DAY FAIR.
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STAND ARD DISPATCHES
ARE GENUINE AND GUAR
ANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSO-
CATION in THE WORLD
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home of Miss Fern Smith

home of Miss. Fern Smith
 The house was beautifully decorated in the club colors, lavender and white; progressive games were played. Miss Roper winning second prize. A two course luncheon was e.seryed. Those present were. jMissesrLouise Thcmas F'loy Boyce, Mildred Busby, Matte Brown May Booth, Eulah and May .SherrttF EdaeB eBaebaraeh, Lenier Nor risqn, Miss Roper. Miss Carpenter, Fern Smith, Mesdames Irene Mathis. Lena Sherrill.
 'Messrs. Richard Mayo. Mathew Rosenthal, Coe Branch, Carlos Pink ley. Mark Elias, z-fienry Welsburg, Marian Rhodes;EasBru Cecil Lynch, pr. Blanchard. Bruce Spaars.
 Mn Tomnie. Of Little, Rock, preach ed at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening.
 MT. Elias left Monday for Little Rock.
 The ladies.of the Episcopal guild served strawberries. cream and cake "Wednesday afternoon at Rosenthal' $ grocery. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. .y w. c. Swift to R.. AbraWson, con sideTatIon 9.37. s. W; l4 Sec. 25, T. I S., R ? W.
 James Smith and wife to Thomas Stenhouse. consideration S5ooO. Loi 7. Block IT, Smiths addition City of Brinkley ,ais,,v j.; ..nr,
 L. c. Murphy to Ebert Hall, con slderatipn $3oo.o0, South part of s. 1 l4 Of N. W. "a, Sec. 8. T. S.. R. ! w :iS..y } 1.95 X Greene H. Honeycutt to Mrs. Eva A. Cutler. consideration SEOo. w 'e Of Section Is, Twp. N. Range 31W
 Greene H. ftoneycutt to Mrs. Mar, E. McCuan, consideration 5 %. Eas
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Words To Freeze The sou'.
Your son has consumption. H

Your son has consumption. His case is hopeless These appalling words spoken to Geo. E. Bleyens. a leading merchan nt of Springfield. N. C. by two expert doctors -one a lung specialist Then was shown the won der'ul power of Dr. Kings New Dis covery. After three weeks use. i" writes Mr. Blevsns. "he was as vel as ever. 1 would not take all the money in the world for what 1t did for my boy" Infalllb!e for Coughs and Colds. It's the safest. surest cure cf desperate Lung disaasss on earth. soc. and $l00. Guarantee satis- ctiofan. Trial bottle free. Al all druggists.
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CLARENDON ITEMS. :
-----

W <stj : ' FI ?. '<* Jay WhesI0c& left Monday forsLit-. tie Beck where he will be gone a few days. s '''
 Mir A. L. Smith and baby return ed Saturday from a four weeks visit 10 relatives in Holly Grove.
 Efsf ElIiot. Wabaseka, is. the. tusst,ok heg son, H.yG~ Harris,
 Mr.eGuess; of. Pine BMi; spent suniay wIthshls friend, Miss Matte Hinton.
 s.mAsng, of Illiqsis,. is. the guest Of Ms. Ell Boadi this week
 Judge J. $. Thomas left Monday for DesAfc where he will be gone a week
 Mr. Sni Ars. Sparks, of Memphis. are visiting their mother, Mrs. Cavett. Mrs. Judge Green. of Searcy. is visiting hsr sister, Mrs. M. j. Man ming.
 Mrs. Jack Mccullough spent Sat urday in Helena with her friend. Mrs Frank Thompson.
 Mrs. Dr. Hopkins and child return ed to their home in Little Rock We'd nesda). after spending the past three weeks with her father, pr. J. M. West
 The Presbyterian minister of Hel- eua, Mir Graves. will'iilT the pulpit a, the Presbyterian church every Thurs day evening.
 Prof Mccullough attended teach CTS mesting at Pine Bluff Saturday.
 Mrs. Ja k Garrett. Of Anniston. Ala. IS the. guest of her sister. Mrs Manning
 The T. P, C. girls entertained the T.iU. B. Boys Tuesday evening at the
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E of w. la of sec: Is, Twp. r N. R.

1s of w. ls of sec: Is, Twp. r N. R. 3 w.
 Greene H, Honeycutt to H. l.. Honeycutt, consideration Sl.o0, E. % of w. 1a of Sec. Is, Twp. i N.. R. 3. West.
 Katie Clark, Mary Gam and James Gum to Delilah Lowry, consideration sI6o.oo, Lot l82, Block 48.. Black $ East addition to town Of Brinkley. 1: ;sW. H.. Johnson and wife to J. O. Baker consideration $275.Oo, s lla of E 1a of N E 14. .-Ssc. B. Twp. ? N, R. ? W. | M
 w. T. Morris and wife to ansfield- & Wright construGN9g Co.,, considera- ton S3oo.oo. IN E corher Of Block D.
 HJ. Il. Fryer and wife 10 J Joseph Smith. consideration .$5o.O0,. 5 E of N. 15 of N. E f Sec. 4, Twp l N. Range NV. M ,a '
 John tiartsell and wife to F. E. and J, H. Vandyke, consideration $35oo DO i4 interest in $, E. Il of Sec. l. Twp l s. R 2 w.
 Friedman. Keller & e. to Bridget Kelly. consideration $I %, lot 1. 2, 3, and 4, Block 27. city Of Brinkley.
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FROM ROE.
Roe, Arril IA.

Roe, Arril IA.
 Since the late wind and big rains we are having beautiful Spring wealth CT. The frost, however, bit some vegetation.
 Some real estate changes over here recently.
 : The ax handle factory began oper- alton Monday, It and the Book saw mill are running regular. 5;. w. H. Franzen left "Wednesday for some point in Q regDn 7 He has sis fer and ether relatives where he is going. Mr.. FranzeH hes been citi- gen of Roe for number of years He vas fine carpenter good citi- zen, one that will be missed here.s
 l. D. Minnis and wife were business visitors at Memphis the first of the week.
 Strawberries are getting rips.. So MT. Ferguson reports from his patch.
 The Methodist people closed their meeting Friday night. They had quite an interesting meeting. one that all enj oyed. x
 But as news is scarce we will close. LYcURcUs.
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A COMMON ERROR.
The Same Mistake is Made
 by Many Brinkley People.

It's common error To plaster the. aching back. ...
 To rub with liniments rheumatic joints,
 When the trouble comes from the kidneys.
 Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney ills. Chas. Greer, living in Clarendon. Ark. says: My kidneys hadrte- come so badly deranged that 1 had given up hope of ever obtaining relief. 1 doctored, took medicines without number and used plasters. tut did not get any better. P My back was so sore and lame that would have to stop work for several days at time. The kidney secretions were irregular in action. and at times deposited heavy sediment. One of my fellow workmen asked me as personal favor to try Doan's Kidney Pills and dtd So. pro- curing box at w. N Fosters Drug Store. The pain began to vanish from
 my back as if ty magic. The kidnty y secretions became normal and it was not long before ] felt strong and well
 have not enjoyed such excellent health fer many years and do not hesitate 10 give the entire credit to
 Doan's Kidney Pills. - Eor.s by all dealers. Pfice SO cents. Foster Mlturn Co.,. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-D Doan s- and take no other.
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Up Before The BaY.

N. H. Brown. an attorney. ofPitts- field, VI, writes. We have used Dr. Kings New Life Pills for years and find them such a good family medi-. cine we wouldn't be without them. For Chllls. Constipation, Billiouspess or sick headache they work wonders. 25c. At all druggists.
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ECZEMA IS hoW cuRABlE.

ZEMO, 6 scientific preparation for ex- ternal use, stops itching instantly and destroys the germs that cause skin dis eases. Eczema quickly yields and is permanently cured by this remarkable medicine.
 For sale everywhere. Write for sam- pie, P. w. Rose Medicine Co.,, St. Louis. / For Sale at New Drug Store.
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!, I'D Rather Die, Doctor,

than have my feet cut eff said M. L. Bingham. of Princeville. H.. "but you'll die from gangrehe (which had eaten away eight toes)h you don't, said all doctors. Instead he used BuckIen's Arnica Salve tilf wholly cured. It cures of Eczema. Fever Sores. Boils. Burns and Piles astound the world. 25c. at All druggists.
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WHAT KIND DO YOU WANT?

The Kind of Printing that T Alks' is the kind every person who spends money for should have. Cheap Printing" like cheap medicine, is NOT cheap even if it is GIVEN to you. {. { When you naed medicine you want the kind that WILL GET RESULTS, and that is the way with your need for printing. You should have the kind that tGETSRESuLTS. Doing that kind is where we shine We've won lst Prize at State Printers Fairs for the finest Printing in the State Won -lst Prize for finest Social StationeryaP Printing in State--that means we'd dinginyitans, calling cards, etc.
 Now i,nt some satisfaction in having that kind of Printing and in eeftng it right in Brinhley?
 you RESULT IS, just tell The Folsom Prntery ad man and he plan and show you the kind of print ing that will bring 'em and tell the cost of it, too
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-Jusi tell em you. saw it in the ARGUS.