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La Junta tribune., 1900-12-08

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MAeo, Mr.. Pablo
c0inuuA, Geo
Noble, Mr. VIM.
Pnyne, Mrs A b !
Shea r. J. . x
Schneider, Carl
0cuet, Mr.. " -. 81
Shannon, Mr J. :. a
6Ymin91o0, 0r. Geo
6pencef. Nrn Rosy
loan, Wm.
0sntth, Nf Martin
Turner, Mr.. e = v
TarfY. Alao g. =.
TewfD. Mr.. Dam
Vincent. Frank
Mi!liauss. NJ. ~ n.
WA9ur. ~. j.
" Ilson, Mleo Llujo
Whn)e1 AnxlroW
white, NJ. Charaea
Nhtte, Elsno. q.
Wegren. 0r. n.
Wa1ls, ~. j. ~.
eg1ors II ~ shove ~
~ Al1a GlNa 0ato. "A
i 1As1E9 Rnoeuo1ese.
La Junta tribune., 1900-12-08

Vii III " ~ - "a "a e ssss esss.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

NJ bald "a the Court House. II Salem
on the 10th. Current bills from the
township and wards were oldered paid.
Mayor Z. a. D. Alien OF W0o9stown.
presented : petition from the Borough
Council Of WoodstoWn, asking that the
Board relieve the Borough Of $545. OS Of
Slate School and County tax because
the Borough would suffer a loss OF $706.
IS. because the Court Of Errors and Ap-
peals had decided thst the assessment
of the stock Of Woodstown Bank as
$500 : share was unlawful, because the
$4,000 Of u. 8. bonds lad not been ex.
empted, also that The assessment Of
ST. 900 on the building HAS unlawful.
Freebooter Redstreak reported sale
Of old stoves aud iron from q net sum
Of $3.50 which was paid Owe 10 County
Collector.
a resolution OF The Green Glass Bot
tie Blowers Association was presented
in which they ~deprecste the hiring OF q
night engineer for the public building
81 : rate Of wages lower than the com
mon rate.
Since the steam heater has been put
IN 70 heat the public building it has
been necessary during the cold weather
to have 9 man attend it at night. /.
does not require 3 skilled engineer, and
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19
South Jersey News

GuS LoV0rOn0, OF VineIand, was III.
victed Of the illegal sale Of liquor in the
Cumberland County C0uiE on Tuesday,
although he made 4 vigorous defence.
The testimony showed that Leyerone
keeps : grocery in Vineland, aud when
some Of his customers bought groceries
he threw IN few cold bottles Of beer
None Of the witnesses would swear that
they paid for beer, but admitted to
paying high prices for groceries. The
jury assumed that the extra price went
TO pay for beer. aud Leyerone was con-
victed. This Is his second conviction.
The More Jonas glass works at
Bridget0n. which still continue TO run
n~on-uniou. has appealed to Mayor APP
legate for police protection, claiming
that the employees are interfered with
By guards stationed about the plant.
A big surprise was sprung in lhe
Democratic politics Of Camden Tuesday
night. when former State Senator Geo.
Pfeiffer. q OF The leaders OF the c0ull-
II Democracy. Was elected ctfairman
OF the Regular County Executive Com
mittee. The Democratic leader says
that all differences that have existed
Tor years between ex-senator Pfeiffer
and former Assemblyman William j.
Thompson have been settled and Pfeif-
els SELF cti0n IS the new chairman
means the cementing Of alt wings Of
the party.
Action Is being taken in Atlantic
County TO have 3 vote 10 change the
County seat from Mays Landing, where
It has been since the formation OF the
County. because of in being out Of the
way. Pleasantville Is being mostly
spoken Of Tor the new location, while
Hammont0n would like to have it.
There Is talk Of The w. j.. and
Seashore Railroad Go. building i branch
from Wolfert station OIL the SWedes-
boro line To Mullica Hill.
The newly elected Board Of Directors
Of the Swedesboro National Bank are
Isaac n. Vanneman, john Z. Rulon,
John 5. Batsen, Samuel b. Gaskiil, Al
bert Il Talman, Ira Coles, Chalkley
Coles, Charles K. Wolf and !. s. gono-
YER.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

Auburn Accounts.
Jan. 16-J. NJ. Given will lead the
Epworth League meeting Sunday even
ing. Topic, ssSend me- = lisa. Clio.
Mrs. Fannie Horner. who has been
suffering with the Iumbago Is some
better.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clark Steward, Of
Psnn's Grove, spent Sunday with rela-
tiyes here.
Mrs. Anna Pedrick. Of Pedricktown,
is spending sometime with her sister
Mrs. Josephine Roberts, who is very
sick with the erysipelas. Mr.. Roberts
is also sick and two OF their children
have the mumps.
Several school children have the
humps.
Jesse Darlington. Jr., OF Philadel
phia, spent Sunday with his parents.
A. M. Strobridge and William
Haines called on Mr.. Carr. at Alcyon
Park, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Given, Mrs.
Harriet Darlington, Mn. Hannah Eng.
land and three sons. Aquilla, benjamin
and David, Misses Jane Watson, Bell
Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner
and Mrs. Maria Turner. Joseph Turner
aud Emma Turner we're among those
at Samuel Turner's hog killing last
Wednesday.
Asa g. Turner, Of Penn's Grove spent
Tuesday with his brother Frank Turn
or aud family.
The masons will begin work at the
church Is loon as the heater arrives
which is expected every day. The
chandelier given by the Swedesboro N.
3. Church has arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Perry and daugh
ter Matte, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Girls.
pen aud daughter Ethel. OF Harrison.
vile Station, Mr.. and Mrs. Truitt
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy Layton, d
Shs, ptown, spent part Of Sunday with
Mr.. apd Mrs. Stacy Layton, Jr
At the business meeting Of the Ep-
worth League last Friday evening the
following officers we're elected: Presi.
dent Jacob Hunt; Vice President, / j.
M. Given. 2 Lizzie Hunt, 3B.R Jones,
4 NAME Given. Secretary. w. NJ.
Haines; Treasurer. A NJ ~Strobfidge;
Corresponding Srcrt afy. Anna Hunt.
About % gave Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy
Layton, j. quite 4 SUI j, ist Inst We'd
nesday evening. They had i good soci
III Time sewing caipet rags. Tlsose
present were j. NJ. Given and dauginers
Name and l3tancil. Alex Park and wife
Benz. t;ariiey and Hiir. john Park and
wife. William IIailtss and wife md
daughter Editia. Frank Turner and
wife, Samuel iiunl aud sisters Lizzie
and Anna. YernH Chtesman, B. &.
Jones, Hell StsObridRe. Bell FOeter,
Ver.a Roberts. Emma Featherer,
Waltar H~rndsieksun. and Bett Park.
Mrs SAllie IIRtnes lias chestnut Iaill
stakes and post for sale.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF A DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOT |

direction OF the Salem County Orphans
Court to sell lands to pay debts October
The adnsinistrator of Richard Laytonldeceased
win sell at public vendue on
SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1900
Jersey. at 8 O'Clock p. NJ
The following described building lot, tract or
place OF land, situate in the Borough Of Penn's
Groye IN the county of Salem, State Of New
This lot has a frontage OF about AZ feet on FL
YIN Avenue and about Us feet In depth, adioin-
ing n OF Charles Osborne, Clement B.. Ian
ming and the Delaware River RailrOad contain-
Ing about $40 square feet OF LAND and is worthy
the attention of these DESTROYS of building, or
Will make q good investment.
GE0RGEH. ELKINTON
acc. got Administrator
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

Jan. 27-R. G. Tuu, Pedricktown.
Jan. SD-Ebenezer E. Sparks, Pedricktown.
Feb. 7-Amos Justice. Perkint0wn.
Feb. ls-W. r. I. and N. D. Leap, in U. 2.
Feb. aO-Elijah Harbeson, Perkintown.
Woodstown has an epidemic Of meas
les.
Henry F. Werle has moved into DIR
j. II. Grof's house.
Revival services will begin in Wright
School House Sunday afternoon.
John $. Hampton has been granted
an original pension Of S. q month.
Robbins 'No. 8" cures the cough.
A good truck farm for rent. Apply to
+. s. Harris, Penn's Grove, NJ.
The Ice disappeared very rapidly from
the river on Wednesday and T~hursday.
George W. Sheppard. Of Salem, has
been granted q pension OF S. . month.
Word has been received that the
PENIS Grove fishermen at Georgetown
&. G.. have begun to catch shad.
Sophronia Wiley, at Salem, has been
granted an original widows pension
OF s. a month.
~. ts,srhora vorkmen left town on
Thuraday. They we're q gentlemanly
- - man and ,eft considerable money
iu town.
us,t;r y Cnrriden at Pennsyille
,.. h.d h,s mansion increased from S.
:. . month
n R,ohm makes
r-.s..-..-. a. Tho state Street
n,s uoa. - r~.nton
-. hoo,
on.l'o' : :. Nm Castle
Dos'u'ns 49,.
"as ~ 'O"n '1's
Use Robbins ro"u0'
Benz. Reign has bought ths 'ss'au,-
ant and fish stano AZ tue 1901 " Wan
street OF Jos. G. DoiDoW.
Johnson's White Pine Cough Baisam
SUR cure.
For SALE. . complete sturgeon OUT
.. 2. .ou nd D exss l1' q Nv Woon. PENIS
Grove. Al. II
u,.. f..n.e,,or Rcd has decided
......a al. - Tho Thomas
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

Ian. T7@[ |,ka 4 Warn ~
! Bfidrefon srs rsnewinr ecn,,oi mn .scss
I'M foun laat 1esk
Mis- E3vth Wonl IL f.an,aan hee
been viaffine har frisnd Afiss pedr,cr
Mrs. EmmnyYYaomnson 81 wcoih1rv
| Was 4 recent cnest ~ Mrs Ja,nes
BWeeten.
Peter Htrimple. Who has hen ailino
The past year. Ind another ~operafinn
performed last week at bis doctor;s n
Camden. He is doing well at tho
present time.
The wedding OF SamI B. Locke and
Miss Lillian Holeton hae been annOnnc.
ed for Feb. l4tl.
The revival meetiDgs at the M. e.
Church are progressing nicely.
Shadrick Snyder moved into Chalkev
Somer's tenant house last Tuesday.
Chas. T. Molony, or Woodbury.. was
III town last Tuesday.
Frank Titus has Frank Dawson's
new house on Railroad Ave. incloged.
Josiah Dubois will move his family
10 Richman Mills In tho spring, where
he las secured employment.
MI. aud Mrs. Freelan Sparks spent
two daYspf last week In PhiIa.. With
the lattet's mother.
Mrs.. Frank Ferguson and Mr.. and
relatives ii Salem.
Chas. Allen, Of WoodstoWn, visited
ibis place last Tuesday.
Tne.ias 'u u,, nh 81. i'oS o 1ol.oh see..s
Wage e. Saism -
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

M
Good reading for the new year pre-
dominates in the January issue Of
1.-THE Cosmopolitan" Among the six
teen well known writers who have con-
tributed to its pares are A. r. Gun
LER Couch coy. with q stirring hi
Of fiction entitled 1.-THE Lady Of the
Ship; JOHN LUTHER LONG, who has
furnished a story in = new field, which
he entities Dizzy Dave";; KIRKE LA
SHELLE, who tells of the tricks OF
s'The Theatrical Advance AGENT, and
SHUMAs MAcMANUs, who brings forth
another Of his clover Irish stories ua
der the title Of "Patrick's Proxy
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19
County Gleanfngs.


Senator Miller bis introduced q bill
in the Legislature to allow the Govern
ment to purchase about 40 acres OF DIR.
Sharp's farm adjoining Fort Mott, on
which To erect barracks and other
buildings.
This is Prosecutor jon. w. Actons'
last term Of Court after ten years Of
faithful service. HIS successor will be
appointed BY Governor Voorhees, and
confirmed by the Senate.
The new steam heating apparatus
was used to heat THE Court Room for
the first time at the present term Of
Court.
The Old buard OF directors has been
reelected by the stock holders OF the
Salem National Hsnking Company. ss
follows: Robert 5 Bunting, john N.
Carpenter, George Hires, Jacob House,
David D. Lippincttt, Wyatt W. Miller,
Thos Sinnickson, Dr.. Josiah Summer
III, Henry NJ. Rulbsey. The directors
reelected w. Miller, President. Henry
N. Rumsey Cashier and Walter w.
Acton Teller.
Elmer's Borough Council has tabled
the ordinance 10 have all taxes collect
ed placed I'M bank TO the Bor-
ougirs account and drawn out only by
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19
For Sale or Rent

now occupied by Jos. Norton. For terms in.
WIN. q. e N. SIMMERyII.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

FOR DIS.
! In this state to ropres-
surrounding counties.
st0O, payable weekly.
,ltll unusual ~0ppOrtuBt-
Enclose selEad-
s. A. Park, $40
}. l2r8<8t.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19
PUBLIC SALE
80 l-2 ACRE&

q land. situate on the road leading from PENIS
Grove 20 PedricktOWn abOuE 0ne-haif mile from
Magnolia station. The farm extends from the
Deiaware Kyer to the public road and the
headOw Dank lSfn first class condition. This
properly Is IN hrst-class condition CONVENIENT
70 schools: Churches and Railroad staten q
would make a desirable place either for = home
the place can do SO by calling upon me.
Conditions at sale.
ID 81. REIMER HEINRICKS.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
cures them, also Old, Running and Few
er Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns,
Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best pile
cure on earth Drives out Pains and
Aches. Only IS cts. a box Cure guar
anteed. Sold by Johnson's Druggist.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19
Boroueh COUNCIL.
Church Notes

The all day meeting. holiness ami
versaIy. will be held in Emmanuel
Church. Wednesday. Feb. 9Th. DR.. W.
w. Moffett and Rev. D. w. G. McIn-
tire have been engaged.
Rev. Geo. 7. Harris's subjectin EN-
manuel Church will be Sunday morning,
1.-THE ark in the house Of Dagon;n even.
ing, "a great sin.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

For Rent
4 good truck farm of so acres. in Oldmans
Apply to
JACOB HE'S,
i1lo4t. Pedrickt0wn. Nj.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

Building Lots For Sale
On Delaware Avenue and Penn Streets. All
tnese l0ts are high and water good. Can be had
f1-u. 8 g. TURNER.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19
At Private Sale,

AT Private Sale,
House and Lot on Delaware Avenue, Psnn's Grove N. ]
The house and lot better known as the prop
erty OF the late Joseph Mnnvan. deceased THE
house IS a two and a half story house. in fair re-
palr, ana contains s rooms, with we'll of good
water IN shed. For particulars inQire OF
GEO. H. ELK1NTON,
izrI94t. Penn'S Grove
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

Abraham Cochran, Esq.,. made ap-
plicatiOn to the CoArt for three COM
missiOrers to adjust unpaid taxes in
the Borough OF Elmer, under the Maj.
tin act. The commissioners asked for
were Henry Coombb, E. g. Hitchner
and John Hood. As there was no OBJ
jections the application was granted.
The . 8 Of Howhrd Shnltz vs.. Eu.
gene Dupont. trading as E. /. Dupont
de Nemours & Col In Tort, J.. w.
Westcott for plaintiff, j. Forman Sim
dickson for defendant was put of by
consent.
The Grand Jury found only three
bills Of Indie. mest. They were Eliza
beth Murray, comrnitting All assault on
Blanch WiuruW fT9ns which she died.
Plead guilty.. Thd ease will tried on.
Tuesday Of next wSsk.
John Howell, cotored, for the lar
ceny Of = pocketboRk containing $3.50.
Plead not guilty.
Thomas stewart, Harry Dulbow.
William Ryan, William Bennett for
breaking and entering the store OF
George DolbOw Ind the larceny OF
goods thersfrom. Stewart plead guilty
The others being oIat Oh bail were not
present. to plead.
The lirst ease called was that Of
Robert Casperson Us. Hannah Casper
son. executors. &f. Upon contract.
This was = suit brought by Robert
Casperson 10 lecoyer $l742 AZ with in-
terest that was alleged to be- due him
from the estate of ths VIM. II. Casper
son, which lie owed to joseph &. Cas-
person deceased. After occupying
Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday and
Thursday morning. Judge Ludlow said
it was a case more for the court of
equity than i jury and stopped the case
Thursday afternoon the DR.. Campbell
case against the Older OF Heptasophs
foa $1,000 insurance was aiken ur.
The order refused 10 pay because he
committed suicidel
Druggists guarantees every bottle Of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and will refund
the money to anyone who is not satisfied
after using two-thirdb of the contents. This
is the best remedy III the world for la grip
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-01-19

MI. and Mrs. Geo. w. Davis enter
tanned a few friends at their home
Tuesday evening in honor Of Mr.. VIM.
A. Johnson's birth day. A very enjoy
able time was spent in games and music,
both vocal and instrumental. The last
but not the least we were invited out to
the diuiDg room to partake of the re-
freshments that had been prepared by
the hands Of Mrs. Davis. One There.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

The republican county Geptral com
mittee, through tho earnest requests
~ Tho voters ~ MI parties III tho
valley, ms arranged the following
dRteg fOp GIaplaip George q, btplL
GandidDte fOr tho legislatHret
Canyon GrG0k, October M,
laurel, October gB,
Park gity, October w.
Th0 p0OplN NJ the yRlley without
regard w pHFty belief aW anxi0Hs w
beav and meet Chaplain HtWlL, aud
This faot gHgHrs well far the sppasss
NJ the republican ticket Hepegts
eome from alI sections 0f the county
fhnt Are 0f 4 very e"nG0Hpaging nRtpYe
W the republicans, bnt " N faV W WY
deApit0 NIL tlis tlg republicans 1Ta mot
Oyev1GODddeDt and They viii knep Hp
llle nght mill Tho polls Gl0se 0H the
night 0f eleetion dry, They ave I'm
nv0sstnR ih0 people moro and more
every dAy NJ the Sincerity III fheiV pNv-
p0sD and " N eavpying weight With w
The neSt pepHbliGnR dam0usVHti0u
VIII be held IN W0IHesday night nj
most week, which VIII Ryen exGell
~ Wednesday, Dishf Msf, Al
that tlme Hon. ppyia W. Folsom ~
county, the next E0YeTnW nj
MOntRnn md Hon. ", n Porter nj
Mt!lns Gify, tha next attorney EeNerRL
VIII ba present w addreAs fhA gitiv
both EenfleMen gpe known In
INlliDas md M audience, only HHGh MI
heard Ooh W, w. Sanders and others,
VIII alaO be present M gvAef those IN.
tiDHHished ApeakNrh Previous m tha
spanking fIare VII! IN another Erand
pnIly when " h0pad That enough
DagaphnuHlM md f0rGheH may he
W supply nh taking parf IN
EIa parad0,
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To NoKT DISEASE.
Need Of State DoaFd Of KssIth II Very
Eyidsst In Those Times.

An effort IL 10 be made 10 induce
Governor Smith To appoint q state
board Of health 10 net until tho neEt
legislature can enact Tho laws Deoess-
sary for tho control and regulation Of
snoh y body. This step Ii deemed ~.
yisAble In view III tho extstepee Of
smallpox Ia many localities and the
prospects Of tho disease spreading
during tho coming winter.
James y, Sanford and DR., A, ",
LOngoway ~ Great Falls are behjnd
the movement looking To tho appoint.
lnaDt ~ sDeh y board, They are yis.
ifiDg the different eities comforting
with tho mayors and Health officers
relative 10 taking steps tor organized
action IN Montana with regard w
stamping out tho smallpox epideMie,
The plaH which these gentlemen
propose Nv 10 petition tho governor t0
appoint q state board Of health which
shall have power IN NIL counties ~ tho
state 10 adopt measures tending BIZ
abate The prevalence of contagious
diseases, especially smallpox, This
board W0nld be only . temporary NJ.
pedteDt and would e0ntiDuG In exis-
tenGe only until Tho Legislature meets
In January when aH effort will he
made IN secure the passage III health
laws which Will ineigde In their pro
Visions the establishment OF u stats
board NJ health
The question ~ tho governors
power 70 appoint snGb q board until
The Legislature Inns enacted tho neoes-
sary laws ~ u debHtable question, IN
~ expected that III BIO bHs Tho power
that tho communities most Interested,
thnt " those where smalla0x Nv now
prevalent VIII bear tho expense nj
maintaining tho commission until tho
Legislature meets and passes Tho Deees,
sapy laws, The matter " deemed w
be worry Important Massrs, IODgeWNy
md Stanford have met with sHGoess
where They introduced the matter
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

that 10 cut one block Into equal partl
with crayon. 10 500 them NJ the,
told that since this block liz one, thai
one IL oIle-and.a. half showed that the,
saw the relations existing between tha
two.
Professor Brnyton discussed ths
subject Of spelling, telling 0f tho Lin,
coin method tried In tho Billing,
schools with sncoess The past year.
The list Of spelling words In put on
the blackboard and the child then
draws u picture Or pictures illnstrat.
ing the meaning VI oneb word, Dnea
fixed In the ehild's mind In This way,
tho word ~ no longer abstract 10 him,
hence he ~ interested Ia knowing how
10 spell nv well ~ picture II, Con.
sentrnted attention, only, Will fix the
form and spelling.
From The subject 0f sIDllinH, Pro.
fessOr Brayt0n passed Dn 10 that d
rea1iDg. He took ls u basis, II lesson
from the fourth raDdoE From That
led, by Il series VI questions, IN r0ad.
Ing betweeD tho limos In order 10 iIHd
hints trentiny OF, iirsl, ineideHts sneIl
~ time md place second, mood and,
third, character III sho person p per-
Sons of tho story, ia this why, more
tbnD the moro story Nv brought out
md remembered.
superintendent Carleton discussed
language and literature ~ found III
the state course 0f study, IN order
10 obtain the best results the child
must lose his Holf.oonscioDsnosa IIis
emotions must b0 aroused In order
that expression follow. ~ . mistake
be made by u child and hD III lad t0
discover " for himself N IN probable
he VIII never mako tint mistake
DEnin,
The last subject discussed In tho
afternoon WIS Tint III advanced gram
mar by Professor Hnwkjnh Gram
mar ~ but The study ~ English, IN
", wa o~0rrolntD pnding, writing md
history, The study NJ lntiD disol'
pDinos tho mind. Docs not tho study
81 IguglisbY Tho aims ~ Studying
grnmiDnr nro, first, mental develop
mnnt, second, " inneIlos NV w reAd,
not only words, but thoughts. third,
II tnnehes w 10 srnnh, mnd md write
our own language correctly, ~ ~
the means by which we got every
thing olso, Scarcely M hour NJ tho
llny pnsses when English " not IN nse,
The question arose, nWhDn 10 pupils
lDnu lnnRnDgD the most mn1ilyV'
The basis Nv lniJ bDtwnon tho 1RGB NJ
! mud ~ " tho small child l0Ays the
beyi ~ English VI homo, ~ school oh
him, he VIII HIS " himself,
lDeOnseiOnsly,
Tho question bos Olosed tho days
programme Tho institute resolved
Itself into u pending class, choosing
Judge Gloss NV tenchnr, fOv the n0st
Ito did not nce0pt, nor yOt de'
cline, tho offer
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

Fr9m FriaHs's Nallg GHFalih
HIVE g0H FasistfFedi
mH ~ daGabs M MHaalsLmll IN In
fhe CIV
~vVNaA hes fia MneiaH lgf nj
aigiiea evF offered N dN hliinss
It0plA,
MI md Mrs w. A. Rakar M
HNkveA wele Walters IN ha alty
xesfeFdAgf
wrftah H9WgGE WpTaMDfing
HayeElegts mlebFnted MinslFalh WA
IN Hlltthas g%AsfardHgt. Thls a0lalWHT
lAs 4 RrsAf reputation f n Areat
sh0Wf
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~ NsysfaL

ThN nye III fhv window NJ Tho s0HlI
be GnrafHl how Yen Hse W. Won can
n0t afford M abuse " Ivy wearing
ahAap impapfaatly Gffad ElRsses w.
pOdd, eya specialist M Butte, WIN hs
M mo GRIND Nov lHssh,. where he
WI Inv pleAaed m meet M who NVe
snfYNvinH fran my aye trouble, Nv
able, All work gHapWnfaed, NIT
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Oyer 1000,

During his GW years Waetieo IN
RHfM Nv U0dd has cured over h0O0
people NJ nevy0nsDess, headaebe, dizzi-
ness, etG w Nv tho only man In Nom
tam who has made G0mpliGatHd GyG
troubles, A0WpINd with muscular IN
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