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W f> ftAtt A MfWftftf A Otofflt to gMMto tfct pa**** - A *l»* rartfiil fcftaM* Mrivtatlog tt AM rt* •ft*. I maintain A»t if* legtt’atlre fjr A* ftmplt •* r*(*f*d«i tt iff •uh* l*ot!iiar* fonuth'* if* etort to* *tmi wM*h ronAI ha* f*> aiitkorHjr la. *all. Agton tt la wh ** Pifr- IlMdlll tbit If* itlolutlOV A Ull* roafftt off* if 1 * (bppltwbtr fa 1 Ml, v mounts to if onUniMt deeiann* lt»*t lotr> tvgni A tf* pallee cotnretreiott should wot reeved thjaarelvre bA I*, no iW Mb*r hm4 i (wiimlln* of pol icy ifpnn A* port of tht present admin* IntntlM which the* n*n»n*il tto '•** tsiature vo mak* operative by icvriala lina. irbScf pot', y thr ItclilHl'irt A •I virfiji hi* >l«t)ort4 .tfi.ißW to its rt- Mftl to pom tft* Ml. Ino hirtft? |« iittr Aal ts?» bAt will pilot Itiotf In rtbtllioo apaton th* pronoun*A lo tion A tbt Irplilatort la rffuttnp to lfu* rontrtrl tut a ban a A the ftnllrt (Ommlmlon Iron lureetdint thtoi •ilvci. Tbt rity of Aupuata axlat* only to ltplfliUvt inAority. It li limply ■ erratum A At aoetrtlpo ptoplt A An ttite. It bn on power whattotvtr m mpt aurb aa hit b*en ileltpatA to It by tbt l*«l»lintrt A Ocontla. Thl« l«lv la attaioa tonight ii At craaturt A tbt l°«t*litur*. with no lutltority bt yond that whlth i* UTordA It by th* aovertlpn powtr. And now tbif At tnvtrtlgn power of Georgia hive irltd upon thi* nutation and PPftuwd to re- Htnrt tht right* A rotmbers of tht polite eotnmlMlnn to aumted thtau eelvta. It tan birtly bt maintained that council tan legally do that whlth the creator haa but recently refuted to do. fir. Davison’* Reply. Mr. Phlnizy. from the thilr, lu Jus tice. as he *ald. to Mr. Davidson an<* himself, made the statement that In iug that Mr. Davidson was as "niy" representative, he did not mean Jacob Phlnliy'* representative, hut the representative of the mayor pro tempore, called in by the mayor pro tempore when Ae clty'a legal rep resentative* were not in the city, and when Ae city council needed leg il guidance. Mr. Davidson held that Mr. Jkui'l van's point* were Irrelevant to the question and ruling. Hta opinion showed that council could not change the time or manner of an election ar ranged by legislative statute. Thi* statute did not prescribe whether or Are You or any of your family troubled with Dandruff? If so, it would pay you to invest One Dollar in a bot tle of COKE DANDRUFF CURE AND HAIR TONIC Guaranteed to cure Dand ruff, stop HAIR falling out and to cure diseases of Scalp. If it don’t cure you bring the empty bot tle back and get your money. Soid Only At OH. HOWARD, J4*.’s jgsiiggi t, - - :*ii Dread bt. ~ vr.: ’.ziai* 4 * rraraagraw SmTJStm Aw> «• «wtot M* * tofWM * WA jr~ — a IMS’ AAW g***toA^|to** t ; n* fa.w m *f* hpiasW to W j rm* a» —» -mwm *« *•»***"■' to Ito ir»t- «to »A* to Aw At* A grs# Mto’- dtofteW IwM „ (apt f *Af* f* totto wf toto ‘ mm wto** »It* faa fw* *» *Stotr Into**A. KM W'Wse* *fWA A f* wn± *ii# •d* i m* fid ******** mm** HM»»«t> *>M the ltowt«(aM to to* ••*• •Mi psftetos* IWilU l * (to lawtws* is«M*"t s» to iw, Itot tfto to» j «an ay If* glpn- * Itor.si Mi !*<<• If I* neibS** SfA’to* * Mr. lUnitiwi ** 4to* to* Ml. itol'Ato- <to *«»«». M ;to A* toatowt*** with It* "W»> l * « a.isw** (A 4 tf* g**wwr tt msa* to «f* MptoMto* Me pneAmto— ’Mn A*f •*■" fsw !tlto ttoMMA !<**•' t lff* If I’to ** nMfMfn. m AM *swwd *ti A awmi [tto.t * . Mr, tAttivff —* p--* Ar the >•«'* ' ' uwn. arse* a itoww to »sw '«m»w»wWsw * j Mr. Pu*AiAl *<~«vto»» » »«* " I Ms. DartoMpl sat Mr **»ltr*a to** t**aa* invtovtoi A qatoiAto <to*l **■> M * • l * —r»m aiMMtos AMkiAf *t M*. Atl- I>* sa s*4 (toe* (HA etowrtfi Ae Mr. 'twlHvs* from tto a«4M«-. M- Ito i *Amm *atn*tfto tf** to fA* **%«•*• j | .j nn*, |n t%O t'HiWNKti wf Sf mm?* ' f** ' w^mm ■4om H* f*4 ton. to to 4 tow to' * Mi mu**m ******* *• m ; NM# NrfMil liM • ■ <*’ h** *l* E ,A|imw«> MP l&d* H : psfA W** (|i* ”k SHI %*' f t'f na j .Age to <Ae(to (to petoto •4- I* a te . . . wHhfcrfi k|f % IsttoCMl #r« I t lillM tO «fl**:«•«» t»f nit III# ##»* I -MM# y€*t Mlmii tIMM CV»*#rrt »* I vli It.pl Mtt( lafH V M i#Nktto (||« €f Fh ■mtsatna srllAwt ptotols nir.a, plena* Mat* * 'eawta «fy. with nu< lecWMtw an setty <.> iuM< e** legiatot* npo* if* *h.*MAu to 'to A* 1 ' idea (An to the r.' aatosa enmprtMvg AM tody*" pattpMxsKst SsfiaWH. Mr. torre*' got if* .<oo> H* pton lig as, th*' leer- we** bribe couprt' | diverse legal opln.Wf*. The city M loreey w*n no- pi«**nt. SAr« •"«* feeling tod fen inject'd into the pending fn*ln-«* It •»* nppnreot AM It a< tloo **• tod. the nr.atlc *l*l4 sere me n euwlew t>efor< the cowrii. Me moved Ant act too to (*• fcried (hat the city attoiney t*fe the eligibility qneetloo ftouie the fudge of Ac superior court and get * ruling Arrantt *l lo Ae eltgibiltty and Ineli gibility »d*r tpe pree*t>t statu*. *nd that council then, with ihe full ligtit before It proeegd wiA the election. Disco**> n caw* on in Irregular way. Mr. Ho* ard got A* floor lo aay to th* eggir A*t even If Ac chair did rule jihe gemination he made out of order. It wa* th* duty to th- et*rk to record j the vote* to cougcilmen, for whotnuo- I ev*r eoiiiMiilmen voted. The chair, j bower, r. b#M AM the clerk could net record vote* for an Ineligible camli tioVr, saying that that wag the opinion of th# ax-ting etty attorney. Mr. Da vidson ao gave hie opinion. In an swer to Clerk Patterson, who a»hed for bis own romance. Mr. l*avtdson * said that the clerk might make mmn oi and* of sorb vote* foi ref-recco. but 1 not record a# par’ to the council pro -1 icndingr or minute*. Mr. Davidson. In response to Mr. Longer, staled that, In ease of non ejection then, or postponement of election, the Incumbent police commif uloner would to the commisaloner un til bla ancr-aeor wa* chosen and had qualified Mr. Barrett was unwilling to vote until be knew the legal status. If Mr. Flynn was a legal candidate he wanted to vote for him If h- was not legally a candidate he could not have his vote. He thought a ruling from the courts was the proper course. A Hit when Mr. Phlnizy ex plained to Mr. Barrett that Mr. David son was acting as city attorney, and by request of the mayor pro torn., Mr. Barrett withdrew hi* motion to send the mattec to tne superior court judge. 1 snd abided the decision of Mr. Davld : son. in view of the explicit explanation that Mr. Davidson was acting as city attorney in th- absence of city attor neys and by appointment of tne mayor pro tern. Mr. Davidson, in reply to Mr. Brad field. again stated that Mr. Flynn would be commissioner until his suc cessor qualified. Someone pointed out th : case of Mr. S. -A. Hemphill, who h-ld over after the expiration of bis term, there having been a dead lock in the picking out of bis succes sor The seventh ballot came on without change. Till Monday Night. Council here dropped the police com mission election and cleared the calen dar of other business. Before the eighth ballot Mr. Howard got the floor ant! said: "If it is in the memory of cormcil.uen thlt I referred to the ptep-nce In ooun ,it 3 ( Mr, Davidson as the private at torney of Mr. Jacob Phlnizy in the matter before us tonight, 1 wish to try to efface such memory. I would ask th- representatives of the press to omit the incident In their reports. After ex- ajade to me, I now know that Mt. Phlnizy, the elected mayor pro *eni, v had, In the absence of the attor neys of Ae city. 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Km • git ilftifdly eofclet wraths r In fcr far aorthwewt. a maiVd rV In rtlflH’ la report## ****** * )ar## ] port lon of the country, j Horton, which It It tfegrreea alsoer ; itfo, la Urn t<*lay - D. ntHCR. Ofcaenrer. | |j« gjvpn an ay t*fntaht. Thanh* lor (he SnldAr Boys. ITe the lidltor of Th- H**r»ld— Air |b-a*» publish tbte (nr m- t I went to return thanks to th- soWM-r [boya at l*r«- for th-lr kind h-lp i’»i I they bav- r»nd-red in ua In our tlm jof need, but moat .ape.tally to Co, C. Mkiisiil f. tt. V., Kngln— r». at Camp ’ Msckenaic for their mnsi g-n-ruus h-ln land manly tonring toward us a* a com j mitt—. A* w- vfclt-d Ih-lr r amn. they tr-at-d ua with -very i-*p-ct. and told | is to tell thr people of Weal Knd that i h-y had th-ir »ym(»alhy and they ! wanted the people to know that the 1 .vniking class had friends willing to help ithem to win th- Rgbt In any way th-T ■nuld Many, many thanks to the Sol tier boys tn hlue; may they win frlrnd« everywhere they go as they have In the city of AuagsMi.mosi eap-i latly the peo ple of West Knd Very’ respectfully, AKNA LKE. THANKS TO TAE fIACHINISTS. More help for the Striker# Received Today. Mr. Forrest Gay desires tn return .hanks to the machinists of the rltv for th.lr generous contribution todav to the cause of the striker#. Their com mittee# appointed at the last meeting hove done exceedingly well, and the striker# appreciate their favor. Mr. Gay also desires to thank the weavers of Atlanta, who sent In quite a nice little sum. Contributions are coming In daily now, and the strikers are very enthusiastic. TURNED ’fcM BACK. Six Sections of Soldiers Trains Did Not Come Through. It was learned this morning that six sections of trains that were to convey soldier' from Huntsville to Charleston and which would have passed through Augusta today, were ordered turned au k at Atlanta. Why th- government ordered such -nuld not be learned. Perhaps, the nee •gsary transports are not at Charleston tn convey the m-n to Cuba, and they will he k> pt at Huntsville a while long er. YOU SHOULD Plant Some SEEDS IN THE OLD 12 DAYS. HYACINTHS, TULIPS and other Bulb* can now be Planted. Prices Reduced—~ SWEET PEAS Eicht choice " Varietus Ounce 10 cents—4 ounces 25c. jpgr-Wc have still a few Pretty Jar diniere and Hanging Baskets. We would be pleased to give any in formation on Seeds tbot wt cab. We invito you to cull on us- ALEXANDER SEED CO. #:t2 Brow! 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Thar* were geutletnvit from Lsmdoii visiting ttor* -onsMintly, but Itoir ga*e did not often waudar from tto stylish, elegent Nissee Leonard to seek any oth er attractions. I sew them glance round once or twice, as if to discover what rise in the church could possibly distract attention from themselves, and I frsr I felt more pride in Maudo • beauty than was quite consistent with the sacred place in which we were. But after she had gone and at night I wept for the first time to my room (lone I felt that she bad chosen the better part—that it was easier even to go forth among strangers, with her hand at the plow, tbau to sit down quietly ou the vacant hearthstone. However, I soon found plenty for heart and band*. My father grew rapid ly worse instead of totter, snd it whs hard work so tc to word my letters to Maude that ahssbui.ld not know of the skeleton in oi r r home—-the shsoow of coming doatb. Her letter* were bright uud cheery, and when at latt I told n«i that our fa ther grew no better, she answered she had met Dr. Melrose, who was a rela tive of tbe lady whose children she taught, and asked him to go down and see father and that she would defray tho expends. I almost ganpofl whan I rend thn name—Dr. Melrose. Hie fame hart reached even our ears. I wondered how she could have approached him with such a request, bnt 1 said nothing to father of her desire, ami one morning, about a week later, his card was put into ray hands. With quick, trembling limbs, I has teneil down to meet him and opened tho parlor door to find myself face to fpee with tbe stranger who. weeks before, had sat iu fits Leonards’ pew. My face grew red and pa!* us I recog nixed him, bnt be ct-no forward very quietly, and, (aklng ray hands, said: "Come, wo will have n little talk and ibeu yutt shall take in* to sea your father. ” I quickly obeyed him and sat dowu beside him, as he directed, while be, not seeming to observe my agitation! told me of my Bister—of her happinrfm in her new home, bow already she bad won her way into their beurts and how glad he was that litisiness at ibis time called him to this spot and enabled him to perhaps be of some assistance. Then I found words, arid when he left me to visit my father I found my self awaiting hi» return with a calm assurance that could mortal aid avail him ho would find it in Dr. Melrose’s healing touch. A half hour passed before his return, ans whan be entered the room I knew I might bops. 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I km* It all. Wa«it not *a 1 pie lured, lam led. imped! I only kuow that an impulse which sprang from some corner of my brain censed me to turn hastily Bp thr siaira, ami. burying my ( h«ol in ito pillow, sob aloud. "Lilia darling! Where are you?” questioned a sweel. girlish voksw And 1 sprang up ashamed of toy momentary weakness, to find mysclt clasped in mi aistar's were , loving embrace. She had come buck lowlier than ever. Ah. I could gn-M whet bad deepened the flush upon her cheek, the radiance t* her eye! i sraootbeii my disordered h*ir. listen -1 ing the while to her merry Ulk, though not a word did she say of him, whose deep manly tones I could hear now and then as be sat talking. "Look your best,” she said, with a roguish twinkle—"yonr very, very best! There—l am satisfied.’’ And, taking me by the hand, she ran rapidly dowu into the rown where they all sat. Dr. Melrose arose and came forward witli his old smile of welcome and made a movement as though he would already give mo a brother's kiss, but remembered in time that bis secret was not yet disclosed. The evening passed rapidly away in pleasant laugh and jest. Occasionally I intercepted a glance between Maude and her guest, full of meaning, bnt no one else seemed to notice it. At last he rose to bid us goodnight, aud as he held my hand a moment in his he whispered: "Yon have always been the most in defatigable-in pressing my small claim npon you. Tomorrow I will present it to yon for payment. May I see you for a few moments in the morning?” "Certainly,” I answered, but my voice trembled, aud I think hud ho staid a moment longer I should have burst into tears. All through that long night I wutob ed my sister, sleeping so peacefully By my side, waging my little war with myself. How natural that he should love her, eo young, so lovely! But, ah, why had my heart gone forth unasked to meet his? At Mart the secret was ull my own —none would suspect it. I had not known it myself nntil I had seen them rido by side. VVitb per haps a shade less color, a little quiver ing of the lip*, hut nothing more, I en tered the parlor next morning to greet Dr. Melrose, who stood waiting for me. “1 have come, as you kuow, to claim my payment, Kllie. Can you guess it.-” A momentary struggle with myself, then 1 answered bravely: “Yes, ( know it all. Yon have my consent, Dr. Melrose, although yon take our dearest possession." lie looked Bewildered, but suddenly seemed to understand, as be said: "Then you know, Kllie? Birice the day 1 first saw you in ohurob 1 have loved you, have cherished as my fondest dream the hope of making you my wife! Darling, yon are sura I have your consent-” “But Maude?” 1 almost gasped. "Maude is only too happy in the hope that 1 may win yon. She is en gaged to a cousin whom slu- met at Mr.- Marvin’s, and who is soon coming to claim her. He is a splendid fellow aud well worthy of her. But 1, ah. my dar ling, can accept uu other payment than yourself!” And, tb a wild bowt or passionate joy, of marvelous unbelief, I gave it to him, as be scaled it wjtb the first kiss of our betrothal.—Chicago Timet-Her eld. 0 tof* f*wtototo»s« v K . 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Look to jotmll Issd attorn away, and —(aind—g(c* ttosn up t« no nm mvv Brail in p«r*i» Tto kvy—-tor*. Mr, Henry, aren't (toy 1 maddeningly saperM” My (tpa pariwt simaHanvoasly wttk Ito lid. I star-d down with a sort of ' ito Min that I tod certainly never experienced at atgbt of I re-tola Ito Valto us -otto. Tto* re were to fevr npnJa and a lifll* pnekef of seed pearls—tot If Was ito diamonds, a necklet and a tiara id them. I snapped ito lid and 10-A-d actus* at issflefth- ißt-rwetnlotoly Did iahe mean ii! "Mid tor*—why, no!” *h**x®l*im*d, { guessing. "To he lodged at the bans. : , in th* wife you nndmtonnA. Mr. H*ei ry if «t husband had tto barrel Idea, he would eerme flying buck fma Ms I j Anility in Hi-of la tod at nwv. so I plae* j ftom with you in case of anything, j - Four Utterbutd!" ahesigbril. "It is his j tempwmni- tot. but he would re*li*r upon : butts* 1 1, if to could!" "To to given up lo no no* save your ’ s» if v Vary good, you will lock it and i retain tto key. please. Till morning— yee, for the tiuis la-ing ttoy oogbt lo to safe enough in this cabinet. One moroeut, ina-lsm* Yon must have a re ! oeipt," . 1 was conscious all the ee-uiug of a vague nneesinase— IS o'clock. My wife had retired—tto servants also. It was the queerest coincidence that I decided j to slunk* another cigar iu solitude, aud (bat the weed burned for nearly an t hoty, for jnat at the void of that lime lb* strangest thing hapjwned. Tbs hall Bell gave an nnoertain tinkle. So down I went, turned on th* elrctria switch there, opened tto door—and there stood — • Mine utteruornl" I said juel above mv breath. "Mo!" Looking past me. the said it in a dnll, mum! Hug voioe. “I have come for my jewel*. Let me have them, please. ” Her carriage—where was it? And inaiiame herself, ae shu stepped past me iuto the hall, seemed somehow a differ ent person. Howr I ooulri not sum it up till afterward, bnt tho richness was missing from her voice, she was strange ly white and haggard, and she stared ahead aa if some nameless trouble bad ovsrtakeu her in that six hour interval. Could it Be—-ao, it was mads me herself. "My jewels, please!’’ she repeated, just a Creak iu her dull voic*. “He says—he says lam to bring them back, or something will happen. I most." She followed me into the library "There, mUdanie, jast as you left thsin, ’ v and I liaudud bet tbs oase. "Thank you, lliauk you." As ulie said it I noticed a strikiug feet: Her teeth were gone—the two whit* rows J had often admired. J’liiee. then. That explained the alteration in iter voice, lint she was moving off without an other word. “Madame!" I gasped. Her baud wa» actually upon the door ratch. "Really, 1 must iiivist upon seeing you safely home in the circumstances. If you will wait one second” — 1 tan tip tb» stairs for lint and boots. But 1 had barely reached my room when 1 heard the door below click and close. And it wus not until 1 had got baok to tbe ainokiug room that I recollected I had actually omitted to ask her for the return of that receipt. • •••••• A week passed. 1 bud heard nothing of madam* or h'-r jewels. Another week. When at lust she was announced oDe morning, 1 felt,positively nervous for the moment. Then iu she swept, her teeth as while, her step as stately, her smile as fascinating as ever. Dear Mr. Henry! About those troublesome mining shares—should she sell or hold? “Hold, by ail means.” J sat baok, with a smite of relief. "Er—l see 1 ueed not ask as to whether you reached home safely with your treasure. Do you ti.pyeu to hnve that receipt with you, madame, or did you deetroy It? For the jewel*, I mean.” “Jewels? Destroy it?” Hot in a dozen years shall l forget my sensations » madame repent'-d that, her smile fadin;. Into a fixed .’Taco. “Mr. Henry! 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I tore to wmrtog that nas* •isc* I nil it isXi tonr tonga I dig In tft to us 4* with w* lifitiift fNit ntgrfct wurii v rtott# fc* 9*'\ tMI fur ftm 44 9*f I g »• tk# RdU# PlM#f# ftl* lo* Mffc lo ## * ■ Ms-lani* .are uxmrenl!** I wa* gaihsrii amy wtu I an* not l*t tor go off imi -linmsly Ilk* that "Will yes wan - jare thr** gays? If In 'hrs* daya n<> bin* rraespinsa I’ll call tn tto tom gs-i.-tire in lamden atmirwwn »ipanat Madam*, ywi mire* U «hrea is any tat sicrv tohmg lots, i( la tto mesa *-s trantdiimry *re 'bat ever nw tto light Will yon proms* that.’" Hto did -wsn'oally. and walked ont lo lire carting* Ilka a prraua Umrnagkly gaswd Tltom thr** day* w*at by—now I could never rey. 1 bad done notking Was merely wailing in au agony of vns twnre And (ton on tto third evening I received a telegram It was from ma dam* ’Com* her* instantly ” I stood is a swrei of hesitation for awbile. and then took a cab direct te th* offliw of a well known pnvat* d* tectiva By tto merest ebano* to was in. Five minutes lat*r ito pair of a* were howling along toward uiadama • house aud—wbat? A piaid. looking scared, showed at up at one* to madam* 4 boudoir. Tb*ra lav madaia* on a coush. aud there was a usncbof rends cologne, and a doctor, slisipiug ovsr tor. told op a finger ta warning, bnt madam* bad seen me Hh* sprang op, with almost a scream, aud held something ont Tbe jewel on*#! "Mr. Henry! Mr. Henry! I» woe there in my duchere* drawer under som# rubbish, and It was not there tbrre hours ago. bre, tb*y have not been touched. But—oh, lie*venal—lt waa not there three h oo '* *« o1 9bt. Henry, core* her. ! I never called for them—l uevsr did ia thi* world.” 1 took the rase mechanically. Ye*, there were tb* peto l * ■“d °P*'* *» f * enough—and the diamonds, above all. The on# thing that seemed clear now was that inadaine * uiind bad gone W'hat else? “Er—let me see these. ” It was tbe detective’s quiet voice at my shoulder. "H’m! I suppose the lad* knows that chose stsusa are only tk# vary best paite?" “Il** M cam** martama’a Iwtfcy wiii«p#r. “I»V— ebe broke Tbe door behind hud opened and a •mall, dark, pale man etood staring in the opening. > Btfore we rould tbiuk or be could tutu a bnaky whfaper hissed aoroaa tbe room and made na all *tarr ‘ Ab b !" It eaid, and her fingerreacb ad out at him. “Yon—yon dare to more. Otterbui u, yon got tbe caae from Mr. Henry. Yon know bow it was got, bow it was put back there.” "Don't be a fool,” be aaid, leaning toward his wife. ’’The oaae—you got it yotliself. Ob, you may stare. 1 taw you with my own aye*. You never walked in yonr sleep, did you?” “There’* Mr. Maraii. lie’ll tell you that be line known about inudame’a in somnia for year*. Her brain impels ber to do outrageous tilings in ber sleep, but sbe'U always deny it.” “Quite so.” Tbe doctor, looking round from the couch, was the first to speak. “I know Mrs. Otterburn too. If X may suy so, this gentlemen here says —well, he states that t>.a real rtonss have been extracted. I’eriibp* that oau be explained away too. " ' He baited, looking arena*. He one smiled. No one spoke Of » Mi» i en be snatched a small >»"*•> from als vest pocket and flung i; tawasd tk* on-sac. “All right, then, ‘.bars'* bar real precious stones. Now sea «en say aed do Nvltat she likes, ean't the?” —Tie- Kits. , - j*'"' ■ ■■ \ For LaGrippe and Influ enza use CHENEY’S EX PECTORANT. rise- you order for f»JI suit with «. 1. Henry & Co., popular priced tailors.