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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
forward to further and larger in
tlux of this altogether desirable ad-
dition to our population.

THE TWO-MILE-LiMIT LAW.
This measure, which was 80 much
discussed in the late campaign in
this state, and which republican
spellbinders insisted was enacted
by a republican legislature, is by
no means new thing in Idaho.
The law asst stands today was first
enacted in 1875, when Idaho was a
territory, and it's application was
applied solely to Ada, Alturas and
Boise counties. BY act OF the
territorial legislature, January 81,
1879, its provisions were ex-
tended to apply to Cassia county,
and by subsequent enactment Feb
ruay -, 1879, during the same
session, its provisions were extended
TO Nez Perez county. In 1887 it
was made general law and incor-
porated into the general laws of the
then territory. It was continued
in force by the schedule OF the state
constitution. The act of congress
admitting Idaho as state accepted
and ratified our state constitution,
and Idaho was admitted sovereign
state without restriction upon her
power as such Under our state con-
stitution the police powers of the
state are very large, and by the de-
cision of our state supreme court
these police powers are extended to
the state public lands. The police
powers ipclude all measures for the
protection of the life, the health, the
property and the welfare OF the
Inhabitants, and for the promotion
OF good order and public morals.
The policy of the republican party
in the coming legislative session in
regard to this law will be watched
with much interest by cattle
growers throughout the state. Al
ready there is talk Of amending il
so as to make a "one-mile-limit
law" But we shall see what we
shall see.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Estate oil Thomas Nelson, deceased :, a..
Notice 10 hereby given that letters Nssop,
ministration on the estate of Thomas n aod an
deceased, were granted to the undefsisp1psoSs ls
the 18th day OF October, 1902, by the 1'V
Court Of Idaho county. Ia ..ts,s
All persons having claims against s a.. sllos
are required to exhibit them IA me !oI a FAN.
anee At the store OF the Bargain store t. NH
pany. Limited. ut Grangeville, ldaho " hi,
ten months after the first publications y
notice, or they shall be forever barred
This 18th day Of October. 1902 ,orpy.
DAVID H. SA3ENbEE l,.,u.
Administrator OF the Estate OF fhnhisr fs.
Deceased. a.. admin.
Mcdonald 4 DeHayen, Attorneys fof A'
istrstor.
First publication Oct. %.
Last publication Nov. 20.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13

q oueeutI, tdAluS testimony. r ~
The following claims were laid over:
James Wilson, wit fees and milage; delin.
quent taxes.
s. 9 Franklin, bringing insane to Mt Idaho;
delinquent taxes.
Edward johnson, wit just court
G Hodson, wit fees, State vs. Ogan.
McKinzie hauling sawdust, ETC.
Q NJ Day. tax rebate.
We're approved:
VIM H Eller. Rice creek ferry. Idaho.
N Perry, Dixie, Idaho.
The petition of VIM Strueckrath for 4 public
road was rejected on the grounds that said petit
by law.
In the viewers report on road petitioned for
the board that Geo sigler and Lovey Larson do
not consent TO the opening of said proposed
road, 1t 10 ordered that Tuesday, Jan 2t Igl3 at
o clock p m OF said day be fixed as the time for
the hearing Of said report.
Mat Schubert, U G Ward ct al was referred to thu
viewers making same for correction.
The petition of johnson Boyd ct al for a pub
lie road was rejected, another petition for the
same road having been filed with the board.
~ appearing to the board that public conven-
ience makes II necessary that new bridge be
Quilt across the south fork OF the Clearwater
river at Stltes, in this county, to replace the
present wagon road bridge across said river at
said point, 1t 10 ordered that A ] Turner of
ulanngevilie be employed to inspect said site for
SAID proposed bridge and to make plans and
specifications for the same, said plans and spe
cihcatfons to be filed with the clerk ~ tbis
board on or before November II, 1902. at q
o'clock IN OF said day. = .
,o The board adjourned until Monday, Nov il.
lN2, ~ O'Clock q. m.
a. H. BISHOP, Chairman
Attest: A. " DARLINGTON, Clerk
BY w. b. HlNKLE, Deputy
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
General
blacksmithing,
Wagon Making
and
horseshoeing.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Annie e. Cone. deceased. ,o.,..
Notice is hereby given that letters g., ss' "A
mentary on the estate Of Annie I. Oone' az 4.
ceased were granted to the nndefsgnneeuoh s \,
the 10Th day OF August. 1902, by the rfoV'-
Court Of Idaho county. -. ..,st,
All persons having claims against say s eI1
are required to exhibit them to me loI nth
ance at Graugeyiiie. idaho, within four mo ,ss,
after the first publication of this noliee VI WV
shall be forever barred.
This 18th day OF October 1909, a,.o,
CHAS. p. CONE, txeeuso'
FIRST publication Oct. i6.
Last publication Nov. 13.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13

A carload of Universal Ranges
ana Stoves just received. This
was bought before the heavy adj.
vance in this line. We will savo
you money. Let us show Won
u. 4 ii. Hardware Co.
Headlight Oil, best on earth. for
sale ut the Big Buffalo store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
Cure of Piles After 40 Years

Mr.. G. Haney, of Geneva, Ohio.
had the piles for forty wears
Doctors and dollars could do him
no lasting good. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salve cured him permanent.
". Invaluable for cuts. burns.
bruises, sprains, decorations, eczema.
letters, saltrheum, and all other
skin diseases. Look for the name
Dewitt on the package all Others
are cheap, worthless counterfeits
u. A. Bonebrake, Pearson & Wood
Walking Skirts, new models.
new materials, made from all wool
cloths in black and pretty shades
OF oxford gray and blue. Gail
ana see them at the Big Buffalo
store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED Fun
BATE OF WILL.

State OF Idaho County OF Idaho.
/ In the Probate Court OF said county, Aueh
In the matter of the estate OF Johh
invole, deceased = ,hs auh
Notice Ia hereby given that MonnaS M d
day of November, 1902. at 10 o'cipteas ,.aprt d
said day, and the court room Of said es Ssa,e
the court house In the County Of Inah, 'me and
Idaho, has been appointed ~ me ne n inhp y
Auchinvole, deceased, and for bearing sal is %
plication OF Della J. Auchinvole fot ,so
ance to her OF letters testamentary the'''
Dated October 81, tg02. fudge.
j.,l H, TAYLOR, Probate .u sTs
and ex -Offieio Clerk " "
Probate Court.
First publication Nov. o.
Last publication Nov, 20.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13

The following county warrants were ordered
p aia oat OF any money not otherwise sppfOpri-
than 60 days. .o's
:, No si3. series OF lss9-lsoO, on road fund 70,
slo, drawn in favor Of Chas Crawford No a.
series OF ls0l-lso2. on road fund for ,25, drawn
IN favor OF Henry Uhlenkott
current expense fund, series OF ls0O-l9O1 No
40 ior x63 s5, drawn in favor OF N II Truacot,
NO $50 for xl5. drawn In favor of Inland Tsl "a.
series OF I90l-i902, No SIS for SIS drawn in Il
vor OF Pacific States Tel 4 Tel Co; No Isl for
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
w Z Cook
Jonas Law rnco
NJ Il Hindman
49, NJ IA


County warrant No 2a6, seriee Of 1soi-lo02, on
road fund for 49,. 10. drawn in favor OF Moses
Montieth was ordered paid out Of any money
not otherwise appropriated, the same having
been advertised more than 60 days
The following four witness and Jurors certn-
Gates were allowed and the auditor ordered 70
draw a warrant therefor on the current ex-
pense fund in favor Of NJ H Truscott for the
sum of 1856
IF bearing, trial jur cert ..S2 50
TR Eddy, trial iur cert. .......... 50 20
VI Day, wit dist court. ZW
Ale Randall, wit dist court -. ID Is
| The following three trial Juror certificates
were allowed and the auditor ordered TO draw
| u warrant therefor on the current expense FUND
| in favor Of 0 M Forbes IN the sum OF w w.
Frank Forney......- ...t...........W ~
EP Maxwell .......... ........... 50
Geo Hovey. ............ ......... W
| The following witness certificates were al
| lowed and the auditor ordered TO draw war
| rant therefor on the current expense FUND IN
| favor of A Freidenrich for the sum OF ~:
| turner .-s...t.t...S y so
| &c Bates s................. II -
| p Turner .. % 50
The following Is trial jur and wit certs were
| allowed and the auditor ordered TO draw war
| rant therefor the current expense fund in
| favor of the Bank OF Grangeville In the sum OF
l e.tfnl n.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
9 F. LELAND, Agent.
stops the Cough and Works
Off the Cold

laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Q Ire a cold in one day. No cure,
no pay. Price % cents.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
Northern Pacific
Railroad

Leaves Sites at 6:45 A. M.
daily, Sunday excepted J for
Lewiston, Spokane and all
intermediate points, making
connections at Spokane
with trains both east and
west, returning, leaves Lew.
lston at 2:30 p. NJ, arrives
at stites at 600 P. M. For
any information call ON or
write
G +. LELAND, Agent.
dRANGEvILLE, IDAHO, or
A. ID. CHARLTON, A. GP A
Portland. Oregon.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13

I M ny oIuWIHB II 1IIaI Jur ana Wit eerts were
showed and the auditor ordered to draw a war
| rant therefor the current expense fund in
! favor Of Patrick Toal in the sum OF 1855:
John stadfman, trial inr cert 49,. SIS so
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13

liquors were granted az follows.
william yon Berge, Grangeville, Idaho.
Foulks, Raymond road house. Idaho.
Brockman Ranch, Lucille, Idaho.
George Bassett Resort, Idaho.
The ofhcial bondsof Thomas Browniee,
who WAS appointed overseer OF road dist No q
on July 10, 1902, was approved.
The petition OF John Gatzinger w williams
ct al for division of road dist No IL and for the
appointm ent OF an overseer for the new district
10 be created thereby was laid over for further
information.
The following road over.eers reports were
therein allowed:
Andrew Hansen, labor overseer r DNo
r. ..,... ..s............. ..z4.. s79 IS
4 Bedford. labor overseer r d No 2s 81 50
Oscar Eakin. labor overseer ID No 80. n 50
Joseph Schmidt, labor overseer road dist
Nolan, labor overseer road dist No 10 lo5 %
" Trueblood, labor overseer road dist =
A N Donnslly labor oversser road dist NO
IL. ...,~... -. IS %
7 y RatcllH. labor overseer road dist No 10 Il %
craig labor overseer road dist No 10.
9 Smith, labor overseer road dist No 81 IS 80
Metz, labor oyerseer road dist No 81. 81 Is
John Nuxoll. labor overseer road dist =
8 Bartlett, labor overseer road dist No l6 SO IS
and or 1902 ! .......,.... As %
Geo X Getty. labor overseer road dist Nos 5 10
I W Rig. labor overseer road dist No IA " 80
McComas. labor overseer road dist
No %. Observation-Disclosures. .l24 80
H 9 Denny, labor overseer road dist No
40 ;...,.. .......s......s....,...... lbs Is
A J Carlson, labor overseer road dis No IL Sc So
s Craig, labor oyerseer road dist No 10.
d thompson, labor overseer road dist Z
Nos .....4t...S....... ais. ~ 81 90
County warrant No SOS, series OF isol-i9O2 on
road fund, drawn In favor of John Uhlenkott
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13

| Aohis io"niu, coyOt0 6hu WllQchL
Arthur Hollenbeak. coyote and wildcat
The claim OF Robert Kyle for coyote .esis
was laid over on account Of delinqu e ut taxes.
"a, The viewers report on road petitioned for by
The following claims laid over on account 81
delinquent taxes were allowed and the auditor
ordered to draw warrants therefor on the car
rent expense fund.-
W II Cone, trial juror certificate Sl2 81
Alvin Chamberlain, wit dist court - q
| County warrant No 239, series Of l90l-l902, fol
$40, drawn In favor OF N T Farris on road fund
ordered paid out OF any money not otherwise
Appropriated. the same having been advertised
more than GO days.
The viewers report on road pstitioned for By
AZ AZ curtis. Charles wilson ct q, was taken sn-
The following claims were allowed on the
road fund. '>
o,bannon CLARK, mdse. ................,l7 II
Albert kaein, labor Recommendations. ~ O(
: I carp, labor. ...................... ~. 50 q
a. 'aieutihe IL OF
Powers lumber ..,........... ii
n Power repairing sites bridge las o.
The report Of VIM storz, oyerseer road dist No
shown therein allowed and the auditor ordered red
70 draw warrant therefor on the road fund in
the sum of $lSS
A Carpenter, overseer road dist No 50. was
authorized TO purchase 1000 feet bridge plank A.
the expense OF the county.
:, Inc viewers report on road petitioned for by
Riley Rice ct al was approved and the road de-.
scribed in said report ordered opened
The viewers report on road petitioned for by
A Carlberg, A okerberg ct ri, il appearing
y the board that the following named persona
Mrs Niecccmus, or we-ya-ta. ma na toe -iore
and - Arlanson owner, OF the ne X OF se
!. OF see ~ tp Ss range 1, do not consent T.. the
opening OF said road without damages. II In
ordered that Wednesday. January IA 1908. at i
O'Clock m Of said day be fixed o. the time ior
hearing said report. ~
The quarterly report Of J Overman, assessor
and tax collector, for the quarter ending Octo
Der II. 1902, was approved.
The amended viewers report on rosd r.,,,.
TONED Tor by Geo Hoover, Geo II Sheldon =
al is approved and said road declared to be
paolic highway. The following award of dam.
warrants therefor on the road fund for the sane
aud the road overseers OF road districts Nos. d
aud y respectively tender to the respective par.
ues IN whose favor they are drawn az follows.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-09-01
A STRIKING COMPARISON.

The Christian Standard Disciples
of Christ, Cincinnati) has a timely edi-
torial comparison of the relative i'm
portance of the steel trust and the
liquor traffic as possible foes Of labor.
The Standard speaks in part as fol-
lows:
The magnitude of the United States
Steel Trust and it's threatened destruc-
tion of organized labor are topics upper
most Just now in the industrial world:
The great strike Of the Amalgamated
Union against this trust is an Industrial
battle of more consequence by far than
many and many military conflict.
But, however antagonistic the steel trust
may be to organized labor there Is a
deadlier foe to it and to all labor. 1t is
astonishing to know that sum equal to
the capitalization Of this leading industry
Of the United States is SUNK annually by
the people Of this country. in the liquor
traffic The sum is more than that. The
statistics for the year 1900 give the drink
estimate that two-thirds Of this enormous
people. Granting such an estimate, we
have the working people of this country
allowing themselves to be robbed annually
Of $7S1, ,662,29 This directly, and indi-
rectly Of much more. Within twenty -four
months at this rate the working people
could buy up every steel trust bond, water
ed stock and all, at figure far above par,
with the savings Of their beer and whiskey
bills
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-09-01
DRINK A POOR EMPLOYER.

The leaflet. "a Study of the Crime
of Hunger" put out by The New Voice
in 1900, shows that the expenditure
of practically a billion dollars in the
case examined, $1,041, ,000, ,000-for
drink, gives employment in the manu-
facture and the production of raw ma
terials to not quite 100000 men, to be
exact, 299,696. It is also shown that a
billion dollars expended in the pur-
chase of the common necessities of
life, in the ratio in which such things
are used as shown by the census, will
give employment in manufacture and
the production of raw material to
1,649,586 men, or would provide en-
ployment for 1,349,890 more men than
are employed in the manufacture Of
the drink that sells for a billion dol
lars.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-09-01
PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT.

If 500 be spent in the manufacture
of boots and shoes, labor would re-
ceive as it's share of the $100 the sum
of $20.71. If that $100 were devoted
to the manufacture of furniture, labor
would receive $23.58. If to carpenter
ing and building, $20.8S; manufacture
of bricks, $32.75; carpets, $17.21;
mems and women's clothing, $17.45;
cotton goods and mixed, $17.29;
woolen goods, $12.86; meat, s21.45;
sewing machines, $26.66; books and
papers, $26.90; worsted goods, $16.41;
bread, $11.44; -four, $4,000.
But if that $100 be spent in the
manufacture of alcoholic liquors, LA
BORIS SHARE WOULD BE ONLY
$1.67. These computations are from
governmental statistics.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-09-01
LIQUID BREAD.

remember once seeing over q pub
lie house door in Liverpool: "Good ale
is liquid bread" I went into the
house and said: "Give me q quart of
liquid bread"
The landlord said: "Ah, frst-rate
sign. isn't it?"
'sYes." said I, "if it's true"
"Oh. it's true enough, my beer is all
right
"Well, give me a bottle to take
home" He gave me bottle of this
liquid bread. I took it to DR.. Samuel
son, an analytical chemist, and said
to him: 81 want you to tell me how
much bread there Is in this bottle"
He smelled it and said: "It's beer"
mo, no." said, cts liquid bread"
"Well," he said, "if you come again
in week, I'll tell you all about it. He
charged me three guineas. In
weeks time went to know all about
the liquid bread. The first thing
about it was that there was SO per
cent of water.
'It's liquid, anyhow" I said, "well
pass that. Now let's get on to the
bread
alcohol, five per cent"
Whats alcohol?" I said.
There's a dictionary, you can hunt
it up for yourself" I hunted it up
and found alcohol described as a
powerful narcotic poison" WELL"
I thought, "this is the queerest de-
scription of bread ever read in my
life." Then he gave me a number of
small percentages of curious things,
which he had put carefully down on
each corner Of piece of white paper,
and which amounted to about a quar-
ter of thimbleful of dirty looking
powder. That was the bread-two
per cent "And there would not be
so much as that" said DR.. Samuelson,
"if it were Bass or Allsopp's. This is
bad beer"
$50 the better the beer the less
bread there is in it?"
Certainly. It is the business of the
brewer to get the bread out Of it, not
to put bread into it." This is the SIM
pie, scientific truth with regard to
beer, and the case is stronger with re-
gard to wine and spirits. There is
practically no nourishment in them at
all.-Selected.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-09-01

moral courage as are to the credit of few
men.
Mr.. Pearson served his country as SOL
dier in the Civil War, afterward gave way
to drink, was reclaimed and converted and
thereafter gave himself to mission work in
Portland During nearly all Of his term
as sheriff he conducted services at his mis-
sion.
Formerly Republican, he, on certain
election day, found rumseller in front of
him and another behind him preparing to
vote the same ticket that he did. He de-
clared that he would never again become
the filling for that kind Of a sandwich" !"
wrote the name Of Neal Dow upon a piece
of brown paper and voted It.
In 1900 he was the nominee of the Pro-
hibition party for sheriff and was elected.
He put to rout the hundreds Of law-break-
ing saloonists who had run things to suit
themselves during the preceding years Of
Republican rule: But 1t was a terrific
night. The betrayal of his confidence BY
some of his deputies, with the thought
of the possible injury which this would
work to the cause, was his death blow
He is dead. But he has given his coun-
try a clearer idea of an official oath. He
has shown that prohibition can be enforced
when entrusted to the Prohibition party.
He will not die.
Close the ranks and forward
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-09-01
A BRoAD-MINDED LEADER.

It was Frances E. Willard, who was
at the time of her death national and
worlds president of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, who
said:
Why not then reduce to eight the hours
of daily labor, and make room for these?
It would seem to be a rational division of
the twenty-four hours; eight for sleep,
pursuits. This change is sure to come, and
IS not more revolutionary than was the
change from sixteen hours to ten. If not
by the same slow processes that have al
ready reduced the enforced period Of toll.
But it ought to apply to men and women
shop.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-09-01
This is by Bob Burdette, the we'll
known humoriSt:

ln1S is Dy BOD Burdette, the we'll
known humorist:
nose, while you are stirring up the sugar
in a 10-cent glass Of gin, let me give you a
fact to wash down with it. You may say
you have longed for years for the free, in
dependent life Of farmer, but you have
never been able to get enough money to
buy farm. But there is where you are
mistaken. For some years you have been
drinking a good improved farm at the rate
Of one hundred square feet at gulp. If
you doubt this statement, figure it out for
yourself. An acre Of land contains 1850
feet: Estimating, for convenience, the
land at $43.56 an acre, you will see that it
brings the land just one mill per square
foot. Now pour down the fiery dose and
imagine you are swallowing strawberry
patch. Call in five OF your friends and
have them help you gulp down that five
hundred foot garden Get on a prolonged
spree some day and see how long it will
take to swallow 9 pasture land to feed a
COW. Put down that glass of gin there is
dirt in it-three hundred feet Of good rich
dirt, worth $43.56 per acre.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-09-01
THREE BEERS A DAY OR

/ Barrel of Flour,
SO Pounds Of Sugar,
20 Pounds Of Corn Starch,
10 Pounds of Macaroni,
10 Quarts Of Beans,
4 Twelve-pound Hams,
l Bushel Sweet Potatoes,
3 Bushels Irish Potatoes
10 Pounds of Coffee,
10 Pounds Of Raisins,
10 Pounds Of Rice,
20 Pounds of Crackers,
100 Bars of Soap,
8 Twelve-pound Turkeys,
5 Quarts of Cranberries,
10 Bunches of Celery,
10 Pounds Of Prunes,
4 Dozen Oranges,
10 Pounds of Mixed Nuts,
FOUR BIG BARRELS HEAPED
UP! and in the bottom of the last bar
rel, a purse with two pockets. In
one pocket a five dollar gold piece
marked "a dress for mother" in the
other pocket ten dollar bill, marked
ito buy shoes for the children.
Fathers! Look at that list. Show
it to mother. Show it to the children
Ask them how they would like such a
donation every year.
Three beers day will do it!
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-09-01

Dear sin:-Having II been accustomed to te
that by saving it can order from you and
pay for during one year:
bbls. -four.
100 lbs. B. w. -four.
100 lbs. granulated sugar.
100 lbs. oatmeal.
70 lbs. corn-starch.
20 lbs. rice.
125 lbs. macaroni.
l bbl. oyster crackers.
so lbs. white beans.
100 lbs. hominy.
6 lbs. ground pepper.
18 lbs. mince-meat. :.
1 doz. pkgs. herbs
40 lbs. laundry starch.
l doz. scrub-brushes.
doz. brooms
so lbs. sal. soda.
II bottles machine OIL
20 lbs. roasted coffee.
20 lbs. oolong tea,
25 cans tomatoes.
"a cans green peas.
"a caE1 mackerel.
20 lbs. dried apples.
80 lbs. best rafsins.
25 lbs. prunes.
40 lbs. Goldfish.
% lbs. table salt.
25 lbs. lard.
2 gals. chow chow.
u bottles maple syrup.
100 bars Bee soap.
ream note-paper.
500 envelopes
The Voice, 1 year.
The Inder, year.
I had no idea my drinking had been cosv-
Ing me SO much, and believe now can live
better and do more for my family
Yours truly,