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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-11-21
A AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Coz. Uiuey Says Cdmas Prairie
Can Get 1T, If the People
WiU Only Hdif Try.

BOISE Cry, IDAHO, Nov. IS, 80.
EDITOR FREE Press: There
is now in the Treasury, at
W Washington, and Immediately
a valuable, the sumsof $4,000,
appropriated by congress for
the establishment and mainte-
NJ ance ofan Agricultural Col
lege in the State of Idaho. A
similar sum will become avail
able before July l, 1891. Leg
islative action is necessary to
establish a site and provide
means for buildings and other
purposes. Doubtless there
will be competition among the
various towns and counties of
t he state to secure the loca-
ton of this school. Now, what
will Idaho county do in it's
own behalf? Without detract-
ing in the least from the admit.
ted merits of other localities
we may properly claim almost
every advantage that each
possesses and more in the ag-
gregate than any others. We
have soil, climate, facilities of
travel, mines and agriculture
in judicious proximity. l will
suggest that petition setting
forth these and such other
reasons as occur to you be
prepared and extensively cir
culated. A tender ought also
10 be made by the citizens of
the locality suggested and pro-
posed of at least part of the
necessary land. Our members
of the legislature will prove as
able and faithful as the best,
and | see no reason why we
should not be successful in
this matter, if the effort is
only made. N. B. W.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-11-21

Items OF News From Lake District.
Overman and Jas. Girton are break
ing horses.
w. M. Hopkins has purchased w. d.
Nincents ranches, cattle, hogs, etc.
M. V. Jarrett is farming Bradley's
place. He has forty acres of wheat in
already.
E. s. Spooner has lumber hauled for a
new residence on his farm near the lake.
A very large acreage of wheat, rye and
fall barley is being put in in this end
of the Prairie.
H. G. Johnson has discovered a rich
ledge of silver or lead, or perhaps both
combined, on the headwaters of White
Bird.
1t took three headers and five thresh-
ing machines to gather in the grain of
Lake district-and still they" say we
don't farm.
]. G. Gill and J. Nj. Mclean have
purchased the mining property of By
rom and jarrett, on Clearwater, for the
sum of $500.
Kirk, Jas E., and Baxter HOPKINS
have taken ranches on Sarvice Flats, at
head of Chapman creek, and are busy
building houses and fencing the same.
Hopkins and Wyatt turned off anoth-
er bunch of about $50 beeves last week.
and have 10 deliver 100 in December
on their contract.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-11-21
Five weeks to Christmas.

The state legislature meets Dec. s.
Quite a number of our citizens have
severe colds.
We take county warrants at par value,
on subscription to the F. P.
The youngest child of w. C. Pearson
has been quite sick the past week.
]. McDermott has returned from the
Sisters hospital at Walla Walla, restor-
ed to health.
Rackliff made the last trip of the sea-
to Elk City with supplies for the Stuart
company this week.
S. l. Mcpherson was over from Clear
water yesterday and reports prosperity
in that fertile country.
The young people are organizing
dramatic troupe and expect to give
their first entertainment during the
holidays.
Look over the FREE Press to-day and
ask yourself if it is not a credit to the
town and county, and worthy of more
support than it gets.
Mayhem, of Idaho, will not contest
Sweets election, but it would be the
greatest joke of the century if the next
congress unseated Reed, of Maine, the
speaker of this congress.
The latest novelty is the new Charter
Oak stoves at c. c. Runnell,s Thev
have the celebrated GAUzE door for ovens.
Have you seen them? Call and examine.
No more burnt pie crust. No more
underdone biscuits. Everything baked
to turn by a carefully distributed heat.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-11-21

Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, November 20, 1890. we will offer at
public sale between two hundred and
three hundred head of cattle. consisting
of about l50 head of beef cattle (com-
prIsing 2. 3 and yeor-old steers, with a
few dry cows.) The balance cows,
calves and yearlings.
Also few choice thoroughbred Here
ford bulls and heifers, and graded bulls
and heifers of the same breed
Sale to take place at the town of Mt.
Idaho. Stock to be sold in lots to suit
purchaser.
Stock can be seen at the ranch, 81
miles north of Mt. Idaho. Cattle are ia
fine condition. Cows bred during the
summer to thoroughbred Hereford bulls.
Terms OF SALE:-One. half cash, bal
ance in good bankable paper at six
months, with interest al one per cent.
per month. l.. F. Brown.
X. e. Brown.
November IL, 1890
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-11-21

CARD OF THANKs-I beg to return nv
most sincere and grateful thanks to
Henry Risdon, Elmer Remington and
other friends for the many acts of kind
ness and attention they bestowed upon
my husband during his late sickness.
and to assure them that these acts will
not lightly be forgotten by
Nov IA. 1890. MARY NrcesoN
David Nickson was born in Monrow
Morrow county, Michigan, July 10 1889
Died November 10, 1890, aged 81 years,
3 months and days:
A loving one from us is gone.
A voice we loved is stilled;
A vacant place is in our home
Which never can be Glled.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16
Wedding Party.

A wedding occurred last night OF the
resid-nce OF the bride, No. 1890 Maryland
avenue. Oscar Jones aud Ella Jones.
both Of this city. were the contracting
parties. Rcv. W. G.. Koons oificiatei,
Charles Jones was beat man and Belle
Crossan was bridesmsid. After the cere.
mony refreshments were served, affer
which the now couple lett for wsshtng-
toL on toe S.22 train. They will bc gone
from home about n week. From Wash
ington they will visit fricude. Among
those present were X. G. Jones, wife and
daughters. II. Jones, George Forthen-
baker, Susie TIibet', Jcsso Jones aud
vile, Georg. vancesriit and wife of New
Castle. While Jones and sister, Lizzie
Mccullough, Samuel T. Aiken and wife,
Elmer AcCormick and wife, Charles
Ayfes and wife. james Writ, wife and
Daughter. John keown and wiie, Mrs.
Rooms, Hector Hannsm, Mrs. Cieaver,
George W; Moore. George Taylor, Mi.ses
Eslle Hasksns, Emma, Mary and Ids
Little, A. Il. Rhodes, Edward Dcuny.
Amos Hill sna wife.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

HARLAN q. H., KY, April 16.-nn
Sunday the Jury in fhs. asSsd o1 William
JaIalngs, on trial fer the murder OF
James Bailey, brought in u verdict Of not
guilty, aite, "a hours deliberations. The
testimony indicated that there was n
running light in the streets OF Harlan At
was postpored. A delsct,vo ltom Ms
souri, Is At harlan ssrkibg to have all
cates against Jennings dismissed. lie
wants to take Jennings to Missouri,
whero ne Il wanted Ter comp lcitS In the
murder OF deaf mute. 1ns trial oi NOBLE
Smith Tor killing Charles Caywood at
Harlan has begun. 60
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

iTc. -rcv-nw ~-eniDp tive mile skatin p.
race Will take place at the Cnristisn
street Rink, Philadslphis. The prize
for the winner Is . handsome gold med 81
aud the champ onship OF Delaware,
Pennsylvsnis aud Nsw Jepsey. The
skaters from this o!ty have frequently
beaten those from New Jersey AMI Penn
sylvania, and It 10 hoped that some oil
tho best will be present tomorrow night
and bring home the medal. The admis.
sion 10 only 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

CHICAGO. April l5.-1he circums stances
surrounding the mysterious disappsar-
ance OF Vernon l.. Everett, . third.vear
student at tho Chicago Medical College,
Indicate that trap was Get for him BY
soipe unknown murdcTers for the pur-
poss OF robbery.
He 10 tho son Of DR.. J. T. Everett, 4
prominent physician OF Grinneli, IL,
dc made his home during tile college
term at the house OF z. II. Montgomery,
NO. 1888 South Park avenue, which Is
only few blocks from the college. He
lett the bouss early Thursday evening,
April 3, telling the family that be was
going TO Halsted street to see Q sick man
wholn no had been assigned 10 attend by
the college, and he never returl ed.
Calls Tor medi =, attendance are frs.
quentiy received at the college, and 10
most cases the s,udsnts respond bee ausc
OF the experience II gives them. 1t was
probably one Of these calls which tho
nissipk s'ulent attended, but the police
anu college authorities now believe that
1t was q decoy summons.
The Gala COME In various ways-by
letter, word or telephone-and no record
Is KEEP! oil sueh ca.es unless the student
sent has something Of medical interest to
report.
The strangest part OF the whole mys-
tory 10 that all Efforts TO hnd out from
what source Everett received the call
have been unsuccessful, aud the tough
character OF Halsted street at night has
aroused the fears OF his iriends that tie
summons was either q dccoy or else the
student WAS waylaid, murdered ard
robbed on his way TO or from the sick
mans house.
When lie left South Park avenue he
bad with him valuable gold watch and
chain, considerable jew.lry and we'll
filled purse.
His habits were strictly temperate,
and no explanation except that OF foul
play can be given for his long absence.
He was an ath'etic young man, weigh
lug 1S0. pounds.
Hts father has been here several days
trying to find some clue to lead to the
discovery OF bis son, dead or alive, aud
his failure to fnd any trace OF him 10
worrying him almost to death,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

CHEYENNE, Nen., April 5.--Gdyernor
Thayer, OF Nebraska, is in receipt o, in .
formation from Banner ard othar lar
Wesie u Nebraska Q nnties, giving an
account OF a disastrous storm. Tho
wind blow SO hard that grain which had
been sown WAS blown entirely out of the
ground over thousands of acres. Farm
ers must commence vt tho beginning,
and are unable TO do go. They have no
iunds to buy seed, and the Governor will
Issue a general call tor aid for the unior-
tunate people.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

DoNIrnAN, Mo-, April l8.-Four
masked man visited tho house OF an old
man uamed Holland, near this place, on
Saturday night to whip him. One oil the
gang held ths horsss while the others
orccd their way into the dwelling. They
knocked the old mar down and were
kicking him wnen Hollsnd's l4-yssr-old
ron openei fire on them with double
barreled sho'-gun. killing Ell. Gillian,
Jr., a son OF n prominent and weli-to. do
farmer Of that section, with one barrel,
and AJaSss,itirr Gate~'va, with tne other.
The other man fled.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

a. a. 1yson VIII nave sale OF norSei
at Chester tomorrow (1hursday) after.
noon. In the lot arc several hno large
horsss. suitable Tor coach or dray, Al well
- several travellers that aie we'll worth
looking after by gentlemen who wish to
keep clear of the dust OF their neig ghbors.
etidham will call the sals. and hs would
like TO see some Of the fast tio.tcrs come
70 our city.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

HUNTINGDON. April 15.-G. A. Carver
q Pennrylvauia brakeman, lost his lie at
Granville bridge yesterday in a peculiar
manner. A. his train entered the bridge
0raver jumped of to go to the rear, not
realizing that the train was crossing the
bridge, and, falling into the Juniata
River, was swept away and drowned.
His body has not yet been recovered.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

The Ambrose L.tcrsry Association will
give n ball In the Institute Hall ON We'd
Ie,day evening, April 23. The members
oil this association will try and make
this one OF The leading events of the sea-
son, and all those who wish to enjoy q
pleasant evening should rot isIl to
attend. Those who wish to procure
t.ckets had better got them now, as q
Tickets can te procured at No. 2l5 Wet
Fourth street, or from any OF the mem
bsra.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

Coal And wood, 1our aud fosd. Lshixh
coal, 6chuylkiIl coal, Lee coal. ALI
grades oil spring and winter wheat -four
Minnesota Gour, Hungarian -four. Lea's
horr, In barrels or hall barrels. All
kinds ei mill feed at mill pr!ceA Oak or
p.ns kindling wood in blocks or split.
Careful drivers aud 2s40 lbs. to the ion
guaranteed. Otfice, yard and warehouse,
SIT West Front street. Tslsphons 5Os.
l2-Su
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

The Phiisdsiph'a Press. In describing
!hc spectacular drama Of "Cus.er's Last
RALLY" ~ enacted by the two hundred
iudians, scouts, cowboys and sold Iers IN
the great ForepauRh and "WAd West"
combined shows, Gays:
"5itting Bull was not there to give q
shocking semblance Of reality to the
struggle. Reno. too, was missing, as
some say he was on tho day that the
dashing cavalry officer and his men rode
into the ambuscalc, a.d fell before the
fro Of the Sioux.
There was enough In the conf ct,
however, to bring Thousands Of specta-
tors al Forepaugh's to their feet and
watch with exciting interest q sham
repetition Of the famous Custer mas
sacre. To those who had read the story
Of the struggle IN the canyon. the pic-
tnrc revived all the recoIlections OF the
story told by the only survivors. The
scenting OF the Indians BY Custer'a
daring scouts, tho following Of thc trail
y the savsges, the trick that brought
Clusters men riding fearlessly into the
ambush, thoraking flre Of tho Indians
Aher tber fret fierce onslaught, aud
the battle to tho death by the blue.
coated cavalry men were all depleted In
. manner that sent . thri OF passion
through many of the spectators.
"Ihe indians wero In their war paint,
fully armed with rifs and hatchei, and
he sol iers were OH their horses just %
they were on the fatal morning OF the
slaughter. The charge Of the cavalry
men, tho yells Of the IndisDs, the rattle
OF the musxetry, all added 10 the new
feature that 10 sure to prove ono Of the
best OF Forepaugh's attricti0ns.'
All the Wild Wcst ieiturrs will appear
Ia !. q street parade on the morning oil
the day oi the exhibit III ia this city,
Monday, April %. including = mounted
cowboy brass band, the vsriiable old
Deadwood coach and y realistic repre-
sentstion Of an etDigrant trslh crossing
the prsirics. together with all the In-
dians, scouts. plaiusuien, e,c., In addition
to The circus celebrities and tbs menaR
erie and hippodrome attractions.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

Jos Han,y, who whippsd Jimmy Nit
chell in a fAir stAnd-up light, has arrived
In this city IRON Buffalo, N. T., and
brought his brother Austin, who IL en-
poyea ia trd paiiat sj,oe At the !. ". y
b. Esilroad shops, = largo i1astiH dog,
Weighing l6U pounds. This is the largest
dog In this city.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16
RADAM'S
MlCR03E KILLER
Cures all IDiseass.

AFTER myself and wife had used your MI
crote Killer with great benefit, although 1
bsve not o fArthing,s pecuniary interest In
your remedy, unsolicited ant on my own re-
spoastbiiity, I wrote to nearly ferty OF those
whore eeriincates yon,. publish. embracing
ent Impressions OF WIN. Radiam's Microbe
Killer ! am happy to state the replies
we're not only iav irsble but enthus'ast'c.
IAny OF the cures OF complicated diseases
almost sarpass belief. sinc srely yours.
I. W. BARSUM.
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books explaining how microbes cause
disease. and giving i history OF the hficrobc
Killer given away or NAILED Irce to any Ad-
dress. Agents wanted everywhere.
Agent for New Cas- lie County, John y.
Wilhelm. onlee 20 West Second street, VII.
IN ington.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

faith. then Will we enter the same ster-
sss .o9 9. c9d ..d faithful oss SSss father
in Isiae IL dead.h But il t soT Dead
be may be to u. We may not converse
with him again. But he 10 not dead.
Over on the other shore these two good
men who 90 long occupied this chair on
this platform are holding communion
to-day. Doubtless they exchange con-
Rratulations on their safe arrival home,
while their o.css blend In the songs Of
heaven. No, they are not dead. Our
ir.ends who sleep In Christ do not die.
"Thcre is no death! Tho stars go down.
To riso upon some faircr shore;
And bright In Heavens jewelled crown
They shine forevermore.
There Is no death! The dust We tread
Shall change beneath the summer
shower
To golden grain, or mellow fruit,
Or rainDow-tinted flower.
There is no death! The leaves may fall,
~, The flowers may fade and pass away;
They only wait through wintiy hours
The coming of the May.
There is no death! An angel form
=, Walks Ger the earth with silent tread;
He bears our best loved things away,
And then We call them dead.
lie leaves our hearts all desolate,
=, lie plucks our fhirest, sweetest flowers;
Trnnsplanted into bliss, they now
Adorn immortal bowers.
''rhis voice of age, now still whose tones,
Made glad these.sccnes of sin und strife,
sings now an everlasting song
Amid the tree OF life.
"Bcrn unto that undying lite,
Dur dear ones go. but como again.
With JOY wcll welcome them the same
Except in sin and pain.
Thus ever near U.S. though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread;
For all the boundless uRtverse
Is life-there are no deAd.n
Presiding Elder Murray also spoke In
high terms Of the character of the de.
CEASED, and DIR. John simms, on behalf
OF tho local Preachers Asso :iAtioD, paid
q deserving tribute to his fellow mem.
b er. The choir OF Asbury Church ren.
dered some delightful music. At the
conclusion Of the church services ths re-.
mains wero taken In charge by Mechan.
ics' Lodge, No. 4, l. o. o. r., spd in
tered in the burying grounds adjoining
the church. The pail. bearers were
James ID. Carter, William Pernell
Charles Patterson and Augustus II.
| Dennis, inemncrs Of Mechanics' Lodge
The funeral was largely attended | y the
relatives and iriends oil the deceased.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

visit the musicale and literary entertain
ment by Sm Vth Post Circle, ladies OF the
u. A. r., this (WednesIay) eve. Ling,
April 10, at the headquarters, Third AMI
King streets. ut 7.30 o'clock. Tickets 10
cents, including re.reshmsnts.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

to fool away ones precious time In ex-
rerimentlDg wi h uncertain medicines,
when ono ID afflicted, witrout bin out
OF pocket ~ vel. The only medicine Of
Its class. sid by druggists, possessed OF
such positive curative properties AZ TO
warrant its manufacturer In guarantee
ing 1t 70 cure, or money paid ior 1t
returned, Ia DIR. Piercs's Golden Medic i
Discovery. For all liver, blood and lung
diseases 1t Is specific.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

HouseFeepers who would consult their
Interest should call on Chas. L. MeiIer,
No, 501 kinx street, when in want OF
smoked ham, and tongue, the curing Of
which 10 excellent. There arc no better
in the market. and we doubt very much
II there are any rs good.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

We give away watches, clocks, road
carts, carriages, and expect to give brick
houses with clsars. Chapman, monarch
oi tho tobacco trade, Seventh and Orange
and East Third street; fac ory, York
and Lancaster Co.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

]. Douglass Coverdsls of Clayton.
Kent County, has received letter from
his mothor, Mrs Sarah A. CovsrdAle,
stating that her residence 10 Wellington,
Kansas, was recently destroyed by fire,
With I'll their household 20 ds and wear.
e40O ON the Gssds.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

The celebrated 3 b. b. b. cigar, manu-
iactured by IL. F. Bourbon & Bro., No.
2l0 " est Second street. Sold at all tho
leading hotels aud cigar stores. Try ons.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

Well, chow Good EnouRh tobacco,
save 80 lin tags and get ono oil Durstein's
umti ellas, gold or ti,ver head. For sale
BY dealers.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

Two new honses for sale, now rented
at twelve dollars per month, will pay
twelve yer cent. Interest. Gail on J. q.
Picksls. 7v3k Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16
All tho Profit.

Thrown of OF patent medicines. rrices
lower than the lowest. Vexsey's PLar-
macy, corner eighth aud Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

Harmony Council, No. 1. United
Fii.uds OF America, will give u musicai
and literary entertain menh this evening
Ut tue hall No. ell Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

~n-n Baby was SICK, t
Wo gave her Csstoria,
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria-
When shc became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
Whom she had Children, 5.
She gave them Castoria.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16
War on the Podtliers.

The peddlers still persist In plying
their vocation in King strset market,
aud not ohly give Clerk bn,ltz con.
siderable trouble, but also annoy all who
attend the market. Mr.. smeltz has ue-
come very weary of this, ana this morn.
ing arrested u 5oang Jew named BERNARD
Goldstein, who, as he holds . psddlsr's
iice1se, bs Game very imperLinsnt. Shortly
after he wac taken to the hall Philip Co.
hen, who has stand on KING street
above Filth, came In and was very iud z.
nant at Cohen being t1ken In custody.
He eaid he would sernre bail for him
and wanted his hearing post iponed until
next week, 30 that ho could secure wit
nesses to show that Clerk Smellz as-
Saultei hin. Not long afterwards Con-
stable Dililn called on Juuga Ball aud
sworc out . warrant for Cohen Tor vio-
latirg city ordinance, and he too was
taken tn custody. Both are now locke i
ny, and Cohen, Instead OF getting hail
ior his friend, will have to hunt some
one to 10 on Ills bond.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

for 12 cabinet photographs aud one 16I2o
crayon portrait at Cumming gallery,
8o2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

1890 crayon portrait with one dozen
oAb net photographs for $500 are stiil
being made ~ hollands gallery, 307
Markok etySo6
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

like my wife to use xzoni's Com.
plexion Powder because i. improves her
looks aud Is a. fragrant ao violets.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

NEw YoaK, April l5.-The banks OF
New York have been specially warned
to look out Tor an impostor representing
himset to bo Chiei Inspector Bill. of
the United 3 ntes Secret Service. This
man has been mahiug calls Of inspectio
on various banks Grned with bog us
letiors. Lis object lie believed W be In .
formation tor the bsneft OF u gang OF
bank wreckers. lie is described ~ 60
yenrs OF age, poorly dressed, 9 feet 0
Inches tall, smooth lace and broad chin.
He in no way re.embles Colonel He'll,
Special Agent Books. oil the Secret Ser
vice, sends the warning.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

Persons Wishing . furnished or unfur-
nished room may be accommodated BY
cAliin: At No. AVS King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

George W. J,cksop, No. 800 Market
street,: >ov lty Aad varios9 stsrs.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

D1MPLES, blackheads, red, rough,
L lDl chapped and oily skin pre- won't
ed by CCTIcuRA SOAR.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

BODY covered with scales. 1tcntnS ter
ribls. Suffering endless No relief.
Doctors and medicines fail. Speedily
cured by Caticura 1t = cost Of %.
Cured by 0uticura
Ir ! had known ofthe CurIcunA REMEDIES
menis amount OF suffering. Ny disease
esH, ssn sens .pl..s 'i
over my body and Sot under my nails. The
y ny saiispins h @ ": @snsisss M and withoat r.lisf
One thousand dollars would not tempt me to
man. 81. s ef. sS % e d d n.: !sS.
worm. p,.riasis. etc. 1 took. -. and. 80.
% Sins too much much. they have ave m made my skin as
S.sa q rss rss bo... s Sis
sw9 s q s:ve
looked lie tGs picture in your book 81
person ever was. Through force Of habit I
once II % ~hiie. but e % NO purpose avn ali
got to be kind Of second nature tome. l
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loss of hair. from pimpies to scrofula.
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testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-16

kIeasles aud It's cough are quickly
cue by using simms' Cough syrup.
Mothers, use it. Contains no opium; al
ways safe. The genuine sells at 25c. BY
all druggists. Depot. 4.h ard King sts.