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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
CRAVINGS
ARE CURE D
Cocaine, Morphine and
Alcohol Now Hold
No Terrors.

New York. Oct 6.-WithIn three
days cravings for cocaine, morphine
or alcohol can be obllterated
Though that statement sounds like
quack advertisement. It is the as
sertlon OF DR.. Alexander Lambert,
visiting physician Of Bellevue. profess
sor of clinical medicine in Cornell uni
yersIty. and formerly physician to
Theodore Roosevelt. who for years
has made special study of drug vic
Tins.
The ingredients OF the specific arc
10 per cent tincture OF belladonna. two
parts; XanthoXylum (prIckly ASH, one
part; fluid extract of hyoscyamus. one
part.
For more than two months DR.. Lam
bert has experimental with the new
remedy in Bellevue hospital and he
says he has not had a single case of
failure.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
ALASKANs ADVISED TO CON-
TlNUE WORK FOR TERRITORY

Fairbanks, Alaska, Oct 6.-Delegato
to Congress James Wickersham dis
cussinE President Tafts address at
the Alaska-Yukon Pacific exposition
last Thursday. In which the President
said that Alaska was not yet ready
for a territorial form Of government,
declared today that the President had
been misinformed as to conditions in
Alaska-deliberately Mr.. Wickersham
believed The delegate said that he
would work in congress for Alaskan
legislation just as though the Presi-
dent had not announced himself as
opposed to sclf-govcrnment Mr..
Wickersham advised Alaskans 10 enter
upon campaign of education
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gues came together, four Of the cars
of the special were smashed.
Conductor Duncan OF the special
gives his version of the cause Of the
wreck. His own watch was TeinS re-
paired and he was using another watch
he says The dial in this watch was
not in the same position as on his
own. and when he looked at 1t he
thought he had fourteen minutes in
which to run into Farmer CITY where
as he had but one minute in which 10
make the siding, three miles distant
from the scene OF the accident
Clara Watson. who was killed, was
the daughter of John Watson. one OF
the wcalthiest land owners In Dewitt
county. She was in company with her
brotherin-law. Thomas Bateman, and
his son. Miss Watson was SO years
old
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Benson car struck a Harney street
car amldships, hurting II several feet
and seriously injurlng three passen.
gers Both cars were badly smashed
The Omaha City council last night
adopted over Dahlman's veto. a set OF
resolutions requesting the state rail
way commission 10 make a physical
valuation OF the street car company's
plant. demanding that the police de-
partment enforce the laws impartially
against all violators. and providing for
thorough investigation OF the strike
and It's cause by a committee from
the council. Tho MAYORS veto was
based upon implied criticism of the
police department
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. 81 Is.
American Beet Sugar, A
American Car and Foundry. 6S 81
American Cotton Oil. II 81.
American Locomotive. 80 Is.
American Smelling, 81 rs.
American Smelling. pfd., III "a.
American Sugar Refining, 1872 IL.
Anaconda Mining Co. AZ rs.
Atchison Railway, 123 Ii.
Atlantic Coast Line. 1874.
Baltimore and Ohio. III.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 70 "a.
Canadian Pacific, 1S7 "a.
Chesapeake and Ohio. 81 IL.
Chicago and Northwestern. 100.
Chicago. Mil. and st Paul. 159 5-S.
Colorado Fuel and Iron. "A 3-S.
Colorado and Southern, 90,
Delaware and Hudson, 1S9 81.
Denver and Rio Grandc. IS IA.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd.. 50.
Erie Railway, "a 5-S.
Great Northern. pfd.. l52 l-2.
Great Northern ore Gifts, 81 SIS.
Illinois Central $50 IL.
InterbOrough Met, Is IL.
lnterborough Met, pfd. IS IA.
Louisville and Nashville, l52.
Missouri Pacific, 90
Missouri Kansas and Texas, 40 3-4
National Biscuit. l15,
National Lead. 50 IL
New York Central, l5S 1-2.
Norfolk and Western, 95.
Northern Pacific l55 Ii.
Pacific Mall. IS 81.
Pennsylvania. 147 3.4.
Peoples Gas. 115 IL
Pullman Palace Car, 100 1-S.
Reading Railway. les IL.
Rock Island Co. II 3-S.
Rock Island Co. pfd. IS.
Southern Pacific. 130 "a.
Southern Railway. % 3-S.
Union Pacific, 205 3-S.
United States Steel 50 Is,
United States Steel pfd., 12S 3;S.
Wabash Railway. l9,
Wabash Railway. pfd., 40.
Western Union, II 5-S
Standard OIL Co. 600 "a.
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WRECK in
ILLINOIS
One Passenger KiIIe d
and Thirty-Five Iniur-
ed in Collision.

Springfield, his, Oct 6.-One pas
scnger was Killed and thiTty-fve per
sons were injured, four probably fat
ally. In a collision at $40 o'clock last
night between 4 special taking home
several hundred excurslonlsts who had
been attending the State fair in this
city. and regular passenger train on
the Illinois Central at Parnell. three
miles south OF Farmer City. II was
reported last night that at least q
dozen were dead and one hundred in
Jured. but it is now ascertained that
but one person was killed outright.
The Dead.
Miss Clara Watson. Farmer City.
Seriously Injured.
Jacob Ross. Gibson City; internal
injuries
Daniel Hollowcll. Farmer City. In
tcrnal injuries.
Il, F Barnes, Farmer City, fractur-
ed skull
Mrs. Thomas Bateman. Farmer City.
crushed about head and chest
The wreck occurred on a sharp curve
while the trains were running at a
high rate OF speed and, when the en-
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Message From the Daring Aeronaut States
lie Is in the Hands Of the POIice-==One of the
Balloons Reached Altitude Of $4,000 Feet

Zurich. Oct. 6-Thc international
balloon race for the Gordon Bennett
cup has been won by Edgar w. Mix
the American aeronaut, of Columbus,
Ohio,
Mr.. Mix landed north of Warsaw. in
Russian Poland, at 8 o'clock Tuesday
morning. We won. with plenty Of
time TO spare from Alfred lie Blanc.
the French pilot. his companion In the
st, Louis race OF 1907, who came down
at Kubin, Hungary, Monday afternoon.
The iirsS news of MlX's landing was
contained In personal dispatch TO
the Associated Press, dated Ostro-
lcnka. The aeronaut said. 81 landed
In the midst of n large pine tree in
the forest OF Gutova. west OF OStro-
lenka and north of Warsaw, at 3
o'clock Tuesday morning cncoun-
tered a heavy rain. My ballast was
exhausted when l came down At
present | am in the hands of the
police, but all is going well.
Il had bad weather Sunday night 1t
was cloudy and rain fell. and | used
hall my ballast before morning The
weather was so thick that it was i'm
possible to locate my position except
for one hour south of Prague"
Mix made his journey through fog
and binding transforms. which COM
PEELED all the other pilots 10 descend.
After crossing the Swiss and Aus
trian Alps. Captain Messncr. one of
the Swiss pilots, reported that his
clothes were covered with ice to a
thick case Of half an inch. Messner
reached an altitude of $4,000 feet
OF the division of balloons which
were carried more To the southwark,
Leblanc reached the farthermost
point. He descended in the foothills
OF the CarpathiaD mountains, being
forced TO abandon his balloon on &c.
count of an accident upon landing.
Leblanc covered distance estI-
mated al l,015 kilometcrs (63OaI
| miles). McsSner's distance was about
the same as LoBlanc's, and Colonel
Schaeck, Swiss entrant, covered 795
| kilOmetcrs (i92.69 milosl. The others
| covered lesser distances.
Erblop's record of 1.r,y kilometers
| (S1l26 miles,, made from ST Louis
| In 1907, Is the longest flight made in
an international race. although behind
Count de la FaulXs record trip to
| southern Russia
II is impossible TO explain why Mix
| should have been molcsted by the
| Russian police. as. in anticipation of
landing in Russia, each of the pilot S
] was provided at Zurich with special
Russian passport guaranteed by the
Russian minister 10 Switzerland 10
protect them against annoyance. The
American embassy at ST. Petersburg
has been advised of Nike predicamcnt.
and asked 10 take the matter up at
! once with the Russian authorities
The distance from Zurich to the
point where Mix landed has been
given as LOO kilometers. or 6S3I
miles.
Edgar w Mix was the only Amcri,
can contestant in the International
balloon race for the Gordon Bennett
cup. in which seventeen balloons
started from Zurich on October 8.
Mr. Mix used In this contest the
balloon America II" built in Paris
last year for j. c. Mccoy and used by
MIR. Mccoy in the Berlin race. it has
a gas capacity of 10000 cubic feet, the
maximum allowed for the race.
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NO HOPE OF RESCUING
YOUNG MAN FROM WELL

Central Islip. L. l.. Oct. 6-There Is
no hope. except In the mind OF his
mother, that John II Cossenz, entomb-
ed In n we'll on his fathers farm in
the Haphauge Hills, four miles from
here, Is alive today.
Although Plat Gilderslecve, the
well digger from Northport, who is at
the head OF a gang of men digging
.hopolessly into the dry, shifting sand,
said there was not a chance that the
young Hungarian truck farmer Is still
alive. the buried mans father in
sists that they shali keen on digging,
even If it eXhausts all his small say
ings of 10 years. The well shaft was
$50 feet deep
Gndersleeyc says it may be a week
at least before they reach the spot
where CoSsnez is entombed
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NO MORE JOINT
ARMY MANEUVERS

Washington, oct. 6.-JOint maneu'
vors of the regular army and the ma
tional guard are thing of the past,
at least there Will be no repetition of
the recent Boston campaign as long
as the present directing forces in the
war department arc in control. Some
valuable lessons were learned in that
period of stress and privation, but the
cost I'm human suffering is held by the
war department officials TO have been
ont Of all proportion To the benefits
derived.
And, besides. they arc now con-
vinced that all of real utility taught
20 the militlamen could just as well
have been impaired through other
means and without filling the hospital
cots during the campaign and with
out causing the dreary lists OF absen-
tees on company roll call In the nation
al guard armories since then. attribut-
able 90 sickness.
Therefore It has been decided that
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TWO UNHAPPY WIVES
ASK TO BE DIVORCED

salt Lake. Oct 6-Two unhappy
wives and one dissatisfied husband
petItioned the Third District court on
Tuesday for return TO single blessed
ness.
After fifteen years Mrs. Florence L
Mackay wants a divorce from Horace
II. Mackay. who Is a poor provider, ac-
cording TO Mrs. Mackay. Tney were
married here April (, 1894, and have
one son. ii years old, whose custody,
with suit money and alimony. Mrs.
Mackay demands along with the di-
VOrCe.
Cecil c. Hogan charges William a,
Hogan with cruelty, beginning with
their marriage here August II, 1907,
and demands a divorce and her maid
en- name OF Cowdin back. Mrs. Hog
gan doesn't specify as to the cruelty
she alleges against Hogan.
John Cain says that Sylvia NJ. Cain
grew tired of and deserted him within
less than two months after their mar
riagc, and he wants a divorce. They
were married here June 6. 1908. and
Mrs. Gains desertion occurred In the
middle of the following month, July.
No mention IS made of any children.
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CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS UNDER
OLD NAPOLEON CODE

Baton Rouge, La, Oct Criminal
proceedings will follow under the
strict old Napoleon code governing
disturbance In Louisiana. according to
Edward Webster. University of Miss
lssippi, a student who claims his eyes
were closed and his nose was blood
led by attacks from Captain Stoyall
and others OF the Louisiana Varsity
football team. Webster. it is said, was
discovered on the practice field with
notebook and pencil. spying on Louis
lana plays. The rival teams meet
Saturday.
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ABE ATTELL TOO MUCH
FOR BUCK (TWlN) MILLER

Philadelphia. Oct 6.-Abe Attell
easily outpointed Buck CTwin) Miller
OF this city last night Attell had the
better OF every round. Toward the
end OF the third round Attell stag
Gered Miller with succession OF
swings To the head and at the finish
had the local boy in bad shape. Early
In the last round Miller did his best
work He succeeded In landing sew
eral jabs on the champions chin,
Apart from this fash. Miller was at
the mercy OF Attell.
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Is to supply machines only to those
who know how TO operate them,
While Wilbur Wright was here. he
received orders from not less than
nifty different persons, all OF them Of
fcring large sums If ho would agree
to make certain airshIp flights Mr.
Wright looked upon 4 flying eXhibi
tion for money as a circus feat and he
refused to accept any Of them. These
offers have come from nearly every
western city.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
BABY is
HANGED
Little Fellow Accident
ally Tangled in Ropes
of a Swing.

Saginaw. Mich, Oct George Hen
ry Rambo. II months old. accidentally
hanged himself yesterday while play
ing in swing Al neighbor's home.
The little fellow had toddled over
TO play with the Shepard children.
When his mother came for him, she
and Mrs Shepard found the child
dead. tangled in the ropes OF the swing.
1t is believed that he fen out while
swinging and that his neck caught in
the rome
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-06
EDGAR v. MIX WINS INTERNATIONAL
BALLOON RACE, LANDING in RUSSIA

hereafter the participation of the
militia in an encampment with the
regular soldiers every second year
will limit the interminsling OF these
forces
Critics of the maneuvers now de-
clare that the brunt of the suffering
fell upon the priyates who. it is claim
ed, did not need that sort of instruc-
tion, while the officers could have got,
ten II otherwise.
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ENGINEER KILLED IN a
WASHINGTON WRECK

Vancouver. Wash. Oct east
bound passenger train No. /. on the
Spokane Portland G Seattle railway.
was wrecked last night between Foun-
tain and Sandal c A Bigsbie. the
engineer. was killed, and J. F Bird,
the fireman. badly injured. So far as
known here no other passenger or
train employe was injured
The train was proceeding slowly.
when the engine ran into huge rock
which had rolled onto the track. The
engine was thrown from the rails and
overturned
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PITTSBURG TEAM RESTING
FOR THE BIG GAMES

Pittsburg. Pa. Oct 6.-Having COM
pleted the regular National league
schedule, the Pittsburg baseball team
returned here today from Cincinnati.
where the season closed yesterday
and from now until Friday attention
will be devoted to the past season
series. The entire Pittsburg team IS
in the best possible condition.
Pitcher CamnitZ, who will work. has
been suffering from quincy, but is
rapidly improving.
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PROSPERITY NOW
IN FULL SWING

New York. Oct. 6.-Prcsident How
ard Elliott and James j H,ll who came
here 10 attend the annual meeting OF
the board OF directors of the North
crn Pacific railway. declared that
prosperity was in full swing in tho
northwest and that within a year that
section would experience the best per-
iod of its history. There has been an
enormous emigration 10 that terri
tory and the railroad men report that
the thousands of new farms Will be
producing crops next season.
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which started from st, Louis. late
Monday, were sighted above Mime
sofa towns. The st. Louis III. S. l..
EonPuhl of St Louis. pilot, was sixty
miles ahead of Captain Chambers rec
ord when it sailed over ST. Cloud,
Mimi, at $50 this morning.
Captain Chandler won the cup ID
October. 1907, by voyagine from St
Louis TO Walton. ". Va, i74S miles
from the start
The Indiana, II. r. McGill, pilot.
passed RenHlle. MINI, and the bal
loon Centennial, H +. Honeywell. pill
OF. passed over Aliceyillc. Ala, today
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo. Oct. Cattle
Receipts $4,000 market steady. Ma
tive steers 81 5OaS 40; native COWS
and heilers 50 25a5 so; stockers and
feeders So 2Oa5 so, bulls 50 5OaS rs;
calves S3 75a7 IS; western steers So
65a6 IS, western cows 81. 75ai 30,
Hogs-Receipts 1900; market &C
to 10c lower Bulk of sales $7.A5a
7.S5; heavy 81 SoaS. 90; packers and
butchers 81 6Oa7 %: light 81 25a7. .,
70 pigs S. 25a7 90,
Sheep Receipts 10000 market
strong. Muttons 81 00a5 90; lambs
50 soar 05; range wethers and year
lings 81 OJa5 80; range ewes SO 25a
> 90
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TAKES HIS OWN LIFE.

American Fork. Oct 5.-Word has
been received here that r. A. Wilson,
fruit grower and a comparatively
newcomer in Elberta. village about
thirty miles Of this place, committed
suicide Monday by cutting his throat
He Is said to have wife and six
children in Nebraska. Sheriff G. T.
Judd Of this place has gone to investi-
gate the matter. No further details
are known here.
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NO HAZING AT
ANN ARBOR NOW

Ann Arbor. Mich. Oct 6.-Students
appointed by the University of Mich
igan faculty TO act as advisers 10 eeeh
group of ~ freshmen. were notified
yesterday by the deans of their de-
partments 10 instruct each of their last
years groups who are now sopho
mores. that there must be no hazing
Of freshmen this year, Any sopho-
more caught molostinG first-vcar men
will be dismissed. according to the
now rule.
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Oct. -Cattle-RcceIpts
estimated at 1900. market steady
becves 81 lOaS 50, Texas steers 50 :
S5a5 10. western steers 81 O0a7 90;
stockers and feeders 80. 15a5 %; cows
and heifers 81 l5a6 90, calves 81 0oa
. 90
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000.
Market 5ca1Oc lower; light 81 }0aS =
10, mixed 81 50aS 25; heavy 81. 35a
s 25, rough S735a7 60, good TO
choice heavy 81 6OaS %. pigs So 15a
10; bulk of sales 81 SOaS Is.
Sheep Receipts estimated at $4,000.
Market steady TO l0c lower native
81 5Oa5 90, western 81 75a4 81. year.
lnRs 81 5Oa5 co, lambs. native. 81
25a7 30; western 81 50a7 20.
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South Omaha Livestock.

South Omaha, Neb.. Oct Cattle
Receipts 5000. market steady. Ma.
tive steers 81 75aS 90. COWS and hclf-
crs So 00a7 90; western steers s.. Is
aG. 30. Texas steers SO 00a5 10; cows
and helfers 81 S5a4 80; cnnners 81
0OaS 90: stockcrs and feeders 81 GOA
5.35, calves So 25aG .75: bulls, stags.
e;c.. s. .75li.75.
Hogs-Rcceipts 300; market sc TO
loc lower Heavy S7.65a7 IS; mix
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New York. Oct. 6.-Before leaving
yesterday for Washington. Wilbur
Wright declared that besides making
arrangements for the extensive manu-
f1cture OF aeroplanes In Ohio he would
establish school for the instruction
cf ayiators He secs n great future
ahead for flying machines, both Tor
pleasure and practical use. but he does
not believe that any one should be
permitted 10 operate one Of thcm with
out careful training. and this Is one
OF the reasons why he has hesltated
10 build machines for enthusiastic nov
Ices.
The Wright brothers have received
man. orders for flying machines. but
only few have been accepted, the
inventors believing that tho best plan
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Sunar and Coffee

New York. Oct -sugar-Raw,
steady: feir refining S3.73 II; cen
trifugal 90 test -. % IL; molasses su-
gar S3.lS IL, refined quiet; crushed
s5.s5: powdered $5,25: granulated
s5,15,
COFFEE-Quiet: No : Rio LA
5-l6; No, 4 Santos S 12a9.
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OMAHA STREET
CAR ACCIDENT

Omaha. Neb.. Oct 6.-The most seri-
Gus accident since the street car com
pany began filling the places OF its
striking employees with men OF little
experience occurred last night at Thir-
tcenth aud Harney streets, when
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Chlcano Close.

Chicago Oct Chose: Wheat
Dec. Sl.O1 3-ia7-S; May 81 O3 SIS;
July 9S 5-S
Corn-Oot 50; Dec. 81 IL; May 60
Is. July 50 SIS.
Oats-Dec. 80 rs; May Al SIS.
Lard-Oct- $12.10; Nov Sill 50 IL;
January S10,67 1-2.
Ribs-Oct. Sll .25; Jan. S9.57 IL;
May 50 55a9 81 IL.
Byc-Cash 72a75: Dec -
Barley-Cash ISa62.
Tlmothy-OCt 81 90.
Cloyer-Nothing doing.
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ONE OF THE RESCUED TELLS STORY
Of THE EXTENSION MINE EXP[ [OS|ON

ed 81 65a7 20; light 81 6Oa7 so; pigs
Sc 5Oa7 20; bulk of sales 81. 65a7.75-
Sheep-ReceiptS 23.300 market
steady Yearlings 81 GOa5 25; weth-
ers So .l0ai.4 40; ewes s. 7Jal %,
lambs Sc 25a6 so
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IoNG-OISTANcE BALLOON
FLIGHT HAS BEEN MADE

ST. Louis. Mo. Oct G.-That the
Lahm cup for long distance balloon
flights has been won from Captain c.
Deforest Chandler. L. :. A.. was made
certain today when two of the balloons
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Metal Market

New York, Oct 6.-Lead, quiet, s4.-
80 1-2ai 81 IL. Copper. weak; stand
ard spot $l2 25a12 so, Dec. $12 40a
1856. Silver 81 IL.
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NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
The WORLD, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Last Irnc
aeh a, bat bic
|ther young
opposed by
the Presby.
| /, cir ortho-
|, to accep,
he book Of
as said, a,
III and Eve
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WEA THEIR FORECAST

JTAH-THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
WEATHER WILL BE GENERALLY FAIR
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW
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treat ser
ing among
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and a1
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Vices IL
tan b. TIE
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low fever
Eaes thgs
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Why Not Try IN

Weknow exactly what IL i'm pliei whe n
We offT to furnish free treatment for
the klineys II it fail. TO produce salts
factory results. Surely there is no good
resason why you should n4sltste to try
Rexall Kidney Rsmedy when we take
oil the risk. SOC per DoE. R.th q Balm.
bridge.