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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-04
ARCHIBALD SILENT

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Judge Robert
w. Archibald. OF the Commerce Court,
whose conduct In a certain culm bank
transaction with the Erie railroad has
been under investigation by the House
judiciary committee, will not testify in
his own defense.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-04

BANK ST. No. 2io, B. Simon.
BELafoNT AV., No. 20. Feind & Ham;
No. 12l, DR.. r. B. Grom; No. 1el, }.
Dultz.
BLOOMFIELD Av., No. 151, Max Fried.
BowERY ST. No. 1os, Linser's Phar-
macy.
R,ker & Hegeman; no. zS1, r.. Petty;
No f123, ". L. Lenrow; No. I07. cres-
CENTRAL Av., No. 507, Steinberger.
CLINTON Az, No. f49. Gold Pharmacy.
r ST, No. 81, soldiers Drug Store;
40. n, singer & Son; No. 200, Won
FIFTEENTH Az, cor. Bruce. S. A. KEN
HgTfNTERDoN ST., No. 4ei, samuel
K TSTlf"s ST.. WEST. NO. 2ss. u L,
ST.. No. 23s. e. Beitman.
Mf1LBERRY ST, No. 30s, w. ]. Newman.
1RANGE ST., No. 253. ". #. Mayer; No.
so Spsi = ORANGE Av.. No. 1850. L. L.
sPsRs asnls Av., No. 5ea, .R. War
shaysky; No. ST.. Triangle Pharmacy.
WALNUT ST., No. Dol. j. M. Greenfield.
Y WEST ST, No. SO, Oscar Singer.
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WATCHCASEC CO. TOCLOSE Up PHILADELPHIA
PLANT, BRINGING 1900 EMPLOYEES TO NEWARK
Plan OF Keystone Concern Revealed in Government Suit to Dis
solve 1t as an Alleged Trust-Will Make the
Change in a Few Months.

A CCoRDING to plans outlined today by thu ofbfs IF the Keystone Watch
~ Case Company OF this city he IN lin offices and plant If the concern In
Philadelphia are to be moved to Fewarks Don. Tm will mean the addition
OF a large industry to the city and the employment of 500 men. +
Ihe plans to move the entire PLAN ere became public while testimony was
which is charged with violation of the fisherman antitrust law. The case is be
Ing tnd in Philadelphia
AT the Newark offices of the company at ls North Thirteenth street.. it
was admitted today that the GENERALIZATION Of the watch case works here will
be made soon 1t is believed the change vii take place within a few months
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LAST NEWARK
sEEoND 81, No. 4Oo. George G.. Mllvit-
BAYONNE
AVENUE c. No. ga, b. Ruderman.
No. 2o2 and 4e7. cadmus;
NO. 300, Bijou Pharmacy,
HARRISON
HARRISON Az, No. 601, Joseph Gold.
LEXINGTON
SPRINGFIELD Az, No. 1853, j. r.
ORANGE
FREEMAN ST.. No. e6. w. d.. Keelev.
MAIN ST., No. 241. ]. c.. Hakes.
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pUWN
pnerse # 8tr@ RH
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Gabriel #NH ~
Locomd HIM N
sponsnb
4; ! !; To GET WELL
As IT IS TO GET SICK

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pressed, you suffer pains and headache. What, you need is
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V(NNGNe.
THE DOCTOR IN CANDY FORM

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EuttVt0 By driving the poisons out of your blood it throws off the Diff
ferent diseases that are trying to fasen a grip upon you. ParbIa RE-
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We have thousands and thousands OF unsolicited testimonials telling
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Don't be skeptical, don't fool with danger, don't waste time. but TRY
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FOR SALE IN NEWARK AND VICINITY AT THE
FOIL OWING DRUG STORES, ~
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new CHARTERS

CHARLESTON. June 1.-THE FOL
lowing charters have been issued by
The secretary ~ state.
Pressed Steel Truck company OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. 90 manufacture and
deal IN metal trucks Authorized cap.
ffal f21.000. incorporafors U g.
Follanaboe. W. NJ Follansbce. George
T. Follansboe. G.. j Wilson and T.
O. swearer. alI Of Pittsburgh.
HIgh Ridge Vics Orchard company
OF FnIrmout vs.. Va. 90 plant and
grow orchard in Hampshire county
West Virginia. Authorized capital
$50 900 Incorporation. B. T. Har
mison. T. w Trader. Carl WWett
James A Hayden and s. p. Damron
an of Mountain lake part. Nd.
Wesf End Improvement company al
Fairmont. W Va. 10 manufacture
and deal ln iron. stone. brick. lum
her and building material Authorized
capital. $500 600 tncoporators G.
W Watson. George r. Watson. James
~ Watson. Luck T.. Watson and Ida
~ Watson. OH % FaIrmouf.
Bolview Realty company Of Fair
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SISTERSVILLE

SISTERSVILLE. W. Va, June II.
-Jno. Stewart, OF George street left
today for Centersville, W. Va, TO
work as tool dresser on a drilling
well.
Sam Swallow and Curt Hall left
today for ClarksburR. W. Va, where
they will transact business for sew
eral days.
Mayor c. n. Kimball returned last
evening from the Southern end Of
the State. where he has been on a
business mission.
Go. H. Crawford arrived to-day
from Marietta, o., and will, spend
several days here, looking after his
business interests.
J. b. Baker, OF Mccoy Heights. re-
turned to-day from Parkersburg, W.
Va, where he has been for several
days on a business mission.
J. d. Livingston, Of Ben's Run. W.
Va. arrived to-day and will spend
several days here on business.
Dick Dotk, who has been spending
several days IN Parkersburg, w. Va.
visiting friends returned to the city
last evening.
J. Dickson. who has been in Mari.
eta on a short business trip. re.
turned 10 the city last evening
Nent Gulley, who has been en-.
ployed In Warwood. ". Va, for sew.
eral weeks returned 20 the city last
evening
DIR. Abner & Thomas. a prominent
jeweler and eve specialist. OF Wheel
ing. W. Va. arrived today and will
spend a short time visiting old
friends DR.. Thomas was formally a
prominent business man OF this city.
Mrs. JnO. Hare. OF Elk Fork. IL in
the city to-day. visiting friends and
shopping
Luke Daussainf. first basenan for
the home ball team left yesterday
Tor wheeling. Ind. where he will
spend the remainder or the summer
visiting relatives.
Miss Nell Swan. who has been
visiting az the home OF Miss Flor.
ence Lewther. on X u. avenue. left
Yesterday for her nome IN Middle.
bourne
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graham. who
have been visiting Mrs Graham's
parents At Alexis O. Tor the past
week. returned home last evening.
= q. Bish returned YESTERDAYS
from the southern end % the state.
where he has been looking after his
oil interests
Miss Anna Dixon. ~ Flints Mills.
q, b. visiting Of the home 81 Police.
man Witty LauEhert-. on Hul street
Albin Tipping who has been
] spending several months 9th his
daughter in Wheeling. W Va. has
returned and will visit with his son
/ Jno. Tippins. on Oh Ridge.
Attorney Pete Yoat. Of New Mar
tinsvilio W. Va. is IN the CITY 10.
/ day on legal business
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STOCK MARKET
is IRREGULAR
Many Conflicting Matters influence a
Sentative Market; Prices
Harden on Close.

NEW YORK June 11.-with two
important federal Investigations I'M
der way in this city. II is hardly to
be wondered at that today's stock
market reflected more than a moder-
ate degree OF sensitiveness. That
the inquiry by the congressional
committee into the relations of the
large financial institutions with the
stock exchange is going TO take
larger scope than was at first be-
heved is evident from the fact that
several OF the leading commission
houses have already been notified
that they will be called before the
committee TO give information relat-
I've TO recent market operations. This
Is indicated to apply especially to a
certain Industrial security whose
meteoric advance earlier in the year
excited considerable comment.
Dis appointment arising from the
failure of the United States Supreme
court TO take action before the sum
mer recess on several important
cases in which the financial com
munity and investors have a legiti
mate interest including the status OF
the coal transportation companies
=
cifc Merger helped in no small
measure 20 increase the feeling OF
dissatisfaction prevalent in various
quarters. This was shown in the
pronounced weakness OF the Anthra
cite shares. which registered more
material declines than any other &C
tive issues excepting American Can
The greater part OF the selling
took place 1 nthe morning when Lee
high and Reading declined three and
four points respectively while Union
Pacific and some or the grangers
cold IN l TO over . points, 81 Paul.
falls marking its lowest in five wears
There was also heaving trading IN
steel and industrials az marked re
cesisons while some Of the las,
weeks specialties notably the tobao
co stocks also reacted sharply.
Partial recovery set in soon after
midday and further hardening OF
prices occurred in the last hour
when some issues made up half oil
their loss. but with recurrent heavt
ness in Reading. Trading dimenish
ed in volume on the slight bound
with an undertone OF e1treme autior
which was maintained until the dull
and rather havy close.
Almost the one marked exception
70 the general downward tendency
was Colorado Fuel. which was active
al an advance OF 81 points.
The labor unrest was exenpIlhe6
in the decision OF the Pennsylvanis
employees 10 vote on the question oil
a strike and the ulumatum delivered
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FINANCIAL.

mont. ". Va. b deal IN and manu-.
facture brick. stone. lumber and
building material. etc. Authorized
capital $780, 900. Incorporatora. G..
$. Rigs. George n. Hobart. J. J,
mulvehiil p. NJ PitEer and A. j. Cal
born. All 81 Fairmont
Fairmont Hotel company. % Fair
mont ". Va. 20 build and operate a
hotel a. Fairmont Authorized cap
ital. $500 0Oo. tncorporators A J..
Colborn, =. p Martin. J J. Mulve-
hin W. u. Krantz and &. G. shlnn.
all Of Fairmont.
Notary commissions have been e..
sued 20 the following persons. Paul
" Marriott % Elkina. Randolph
county. Carter L. Faust 81 Fairmont.
Marion county. A. T. Robinson Of
Paragon. Kanawha county. r. 8.
Johnson o. Port Springs. Greenbrior
county John p Finko Of ClarksburE.
Harrison county.
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PARTNERSHIP AND
CORPORATION INSURANCE

When one partner of a business
nrm dies. the remaining partners
make haste TO inform the public that
his death will in no way affect the
financial standing Of the house or the
success of the business. The public
may or may net feel treasured by the
announcement. but no possible doubt
could remain n the information could
be given out at the same time that the
FIRM carried business insurance on
the lie OF the deceased partner. sum
oient TO purchase his interest in the
business. 50 that the withdrawal OF his
fuEos could not possibly affect the
Credi. OF the house or cause Il the
least embarrassment.
We ne nakins a speciality OF this
character o. insurance.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO., OF ~. ",
GEORGE BAIRD, Manager.
Sixth Floor. sehmuIbaeh BUILDING.
Wheeling. W. Va.
Call us over either phone.
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eur..n Dispatch fn uIo rrfeIIfrau-er
NEW NHNk. June 90 Watra market
1irHn. a nur.Iunrfrr o. uue-hnIf franc.
jolly futures closed offered af be fsf
HrmHrr closed Offered af rrsr. War.H
closed Offered rf 90 Sic. WHF closed 81
fHrrf Hf f. $50. $3.50 Sol. aHnfef afItt. U
tIaIkrf steady.
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STOCKS ?arlp,d.I A.x - 81
WHEAT

CHICAGO. June 1l.-Although the
wheat market responded promptly to-day
TO the bullish crop reports from Wash
inEton. the effect faded on account OF
demands proving 10 be not OF a lasting
sort The close was weak at a range
slanting from last nights level 20 q. c
below. Corn finished a sixteenth TO a
quarter down. oats =. c 70 Ia c and pro-
visions less expensive by SC TO lOc.
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NEW YORK. June 1.-THE market
at the opening was barely steady and
dull. but later developed weakness and
traders found some stop orders. The
tiadins was very professional all day.
IN the afternoon there was short COW
ering, but the rally met stock and
eiosed under the best We do not look
for much activity for present and do
not see anything In present situation
To bull stocks on.
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NEWELL VOTES 70
BUILD HIGH SCHOOL

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence
NEWELL. ". Va June 1.-The
proposition for bond Issue for
$4,000 % build a hieh school here.
carried on this. Grant district. by q
vote % 2Sg 70 So.
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Petroleum.

ar.ra $500 Runs l11rff. average I1f..
ESQ shipments lefUsb. avcraEo I5l..
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GEO. w. BARON sla and s SIS ses % s Bldg

today by the Western Freight hand
lers.
Bonds were slightly affected by de.
preston in stocks. Total sales par
value S1.s32.OO0.
U. s. Coupon two's and the coupon
and registered SIS and coupons as
declined y per cent on call.
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wSseiins TTaciion -. iso lS q: lSs IS 90
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New York Stock Exchange,

WHEELING. w. Va. June II. IL
Range OF active stocks on the New
.ork STOCK Exchange. corrected daily ~
A. f MRsten & Co. proKerr
STOCKS tf,,.-tt.t-.
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WHEELING. ". Va. June n. IL.
The active Pittsburgh storiSG. corrected
daily by A. Il. Aass=n g. Co. oanSers
and brokers. National Exchange sans
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SEW YORK. june ii-Ciore. Prime
mercantile paper SEA fu per cens.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business iu bankers bills 90 50 sHTb
Ter o. oHH Hnut 90 50 ~ 20 fsr demand.
Commercial bills Sc So Far silver
NIhr Mexican dollars CSC Govern
ruf bonds weak Railroad bonds
rHnI.
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SFW YORK. June IT-Wonev on
rslI steady o. r1 per cent. ruling rate
. e r.. closing hII gao. offered az 21ar
Time loans steady on dave B per cent
and a' days 3u3t4 per cent
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Baron's Local Stocks.
The roifONlnS Quotatloas 49,, -. 80.
active wheeling STOCKS sr~ 5orrsrt 81
naily TOT the lnteinKencsr Dy George -
bAion. local oroker. Snd X. L. Aiarrhall
MANAGER Fond DeDarlment
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Total sales 3.s45 shares.
New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. W. Va. June IL. II.
Reported by A. Z AIastsn K Co. l.. r
Brand. manager; members New Iorb
Stock Exchange.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
June l1-Cattle steady. supply light.
Choice - s5n3 10. prime s. 40Gs 90.
Sheep-Steady. supply light Prime
wethers 81 souj 90. culls and com
mons 81 sou 90. lambs 50 Oud 90.
Nealcalves 50 90 25
Hogs Higher. receipts 10 double
decks. Prime g. UuH = 90. mediums
ina heavy workers. So soar 90. light
Orkers s. 3uU5 90. pigs s. O0Q7 So.
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CHICAGO. june lI--t'attIe- reIcIrte
1000 head. ueet.s g. 900 y q. 80. Texas
steers - 4Uu SIS. wesgern steers gS.furr
$40. EtJCkFrs and feeders g4sUlf D. go.
cows and h-lfers SO ub.Iu. calves S.. 90
q 90. Hogs. receipts Is 600 head. mar
Not weak t1 &c. lower. tight $1,000 .sgt n .
mixed 1910. heavy 5000 20.
rouEh .409 5.4J. bsk OF sales $50 ~
50. Sheep. receipts 1000. warkefa
steady. Lambs strong 20 15c higher. mae
tive - % n Q %. western 81 GOf g. %.
yearlinEs $1,000 100. lambs. native s.. 81
y So. western 14Ju $50.
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PRODUCE MARKET

Yesterdays quotations follow:
Corrected % r7arker n Co
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Cash quotations were a. follows:
Flour Firm
Ryr-No. D. sgd90r
Barley Feed cor mixing 90 y Ssr: fair
20 choice mailing sI.lOuI19
Timothy Seea-g7. 90 10 Q 90.
Clover Seed -tltOu2nDn
Pork Mess. sisssl. 20 1900.
l.ard-lu tieTces glU.ssla.
snort Ribs Loose 5000.
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Wheeling Live Stock.
ghesling Live Btoeh CvnnmissigB Z

WHEELING. ". Va. June II. -
Cattle
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va. June 10. ~.
The following auotarUua on mo more
active WhesunE STOCKS are corrected
daily for the IntrInSeonsr BY Howard
HaHiett Son. IOcsl brokers:
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Pittsburg Stocks.
WHEELING "a ,

Total sales 5ai 400 shares.
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'TocKs. lopsrlIIish.i Low.Icioa.
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Price to Net.
investments.

See Us Before Making Your Investment.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-20
BY MEAD PUBLISHING co
otficisl Paper Of City ana County
Dedication Of New St. Joseph
School and Confirmation by
Archbishop Keane.

On Tuesday morning at 3 o'clock,
Dubuque, dedicated the new st,
Joseph's school, which was erected at
cost of ST., 1000: At 9o'clock sharp
the neighboring Priests and the Arch
bishop marched from the church to st.
Joseph's school, to bless the new edi.
fee. After dedication, the children Of
the parish and the confirmants marched
in procession from the school to the
church, where High Mass was sung by
Rev. Henry Loosbrock, former pastor
of the parish. After High Mass the
Archbishop addressed the people and
congratulated them for the sacrifices
they brought in the erection of the
new school and all things connected
with the parish He had no doubt in
his mind that St. Joseph's parish
would be one of the strongest parishes
in the archdiocese of Dubuque in less
than five years. In his discourse he
fervently asked the parents to send
their children, and especially the boys,
to the new school till they have finish
ed their course in said school, because
he said, II know that all opportunities,
and advantages are offered Them, and
it is there, he declared. where you
make him true Christian and loyal
citizen. His advice to the Christian
laity showed that his Grace is a deep
thinker and man of scholarly attain
ments. After the discourse, the Arch
bishop then administered the sacra-
ment of confirmation to class of rs.
The following priests were present:
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-20

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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-20
The Holy City.

The Congregational choir assisted
by chorus of the best musical talent
Of Cresco and accompanied by Miss
Ruth Connolly's orchestra will present
the sacred cantata "The Holy City" in
the Congregational church Monday
evening. Dec. 30th. Admission rs
cents Children Is cents.
PROGRAM.
l --Introduction- Orchestra.
2.-Chorus No Shadows Yonder. +"
3.-Aria--''My Soul is Athirsl for
Mrs. Haven.
Angel Trio. from Elijah. "
(Mendellsohn.)
5.-Chorus-'They That Sow in
6.-Aria~"Eye Hath Not Seen. -
Mrs. Z. H. Allen.
Chorus "For Thee, 0 Dear,
Dear Country"
s.-Chorus Chime is the Kingdom.
9.--Intermezzo- Orchestra.
10. Aria and Choral Sanctus- "a
New Heaven and New Earth. -
Arthur L. Hicks and chorus.
11.-Chorus-- LET the Heavens Re-
joice. Double Choir.
IL. Aria" To the Lord Our God. "
Mabel kratZ.
49, Chorus 1.-The Filming Pot is for
Silver.
14.-Male Chorus There Were
Shepherds.
Is. "A Divine Redeemer. (Gou-
nod. Mrs. Eta Abbott and
chorus.
l6.-"List! the Cherubic Host. p
Charles Nichols, Mrs. Haven and
Ladies' Chorus.
II. Chorus Great and Marvellous
Are They Works"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-20
now CHRONIC CoUGHs
Are Being Cured by Vinol.

Are Being Cured by Vinol.
Did you ever cough for a month!
Then just think how distressing 1t
must be to have a cough hang on for
three months.
Mrs. Maria Primrose, Of 81 Newell
Street, Brooklyn. N. Y, says: II had
8 very heavy cold which settled into
q chronic cough, which kept me
awake nights for fully three months,
and felt tired all the time because my
rest was broken so much. The effect
of taking your cod liver and iron rem
edy, 'Vinol, is that my cough is gone.
! can now get a good nights rest, and
] feel much stronger in every way"
1t is the combined action of the
medicinal elements, Gods livers, aided
by the blood-making and strength
creating properties Of tonic iron which
makes Vinol so efficient in curing
chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis
at the same time building up the
weakened, rundown system.
Try bottle Of vinol, with the un-
Outstanding that your money will
be returned II it does not help you.
P. A. Clemmer. Druggist, Cresco, la
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-20
How to Bankrupt the Doctor.

A prominent New York physician
saws. III it were not for the thin stock
inRs and thin soled shoes worn by wom-
en- the doctors would probably be bank
rupt." When you contract cold do
not wait for it to develop into pneu-
monia but treat it at once. Chamber
la,n's Cough Remedy is intended espec-
ially for coughs and colds. and has won
q wide reputation by it's cures OF these
diseases. It is most effecutal and is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by Fred Lowry.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-20
Mrs. Fenbee of Tennessee.

The stomach is such an easy organ to
get out of..order. One is troublediwith it
in the form of indigestion, another con-
alto M anoth Fsnbea f
Furnace, Tenn, suffered for seventeen
years from sour stomach. Naturally
she tried everything" and she says
nothing ever benefited her until she
took DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and
that cured her. 1t is absolutely guar
anteed to do what is claimed, and if
you want to try it before buying, send
your address for free sample bottle
to Pepsin Syrup Co., ll9 Caldwell Bldg.
Monticello. ILL., 1t is sold by all drug
gists at SOC and 81 bottle.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-20
First Lutheran Church.

Services next Sunday at 7:30 p. M,
in the English language.
Sunday school at $3.50 Il. m.
Special services Christmas Day at
l0:45 q. m.
Christmas tree and programme by
the Sunday School Tuesday evening,
the oath at 7:30 p. m.
LAURlrz LARSEN, Pastor.