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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-07
WAS DOING HIM.
Ihe rnold m Man. Coree.

Few people know how many persons
are made sick and kept sick by coffee
drinking. A trained nurse relates her
experience with q number Of different
persons. she says quite a long time
ago ! discovered that coffee was the
cause OF the violent palpitation Of my
heart and frequent sick headaches, and
attacks Of INDIGESTION. so | quit coffee
and went onto hot water. not knowing
then Of Postum Food Coffee.
Quite a while after ! quit coffee my
husband began 10 complain Of coffee
coming up IN his mouth more or less
during the forenoon and II made IL
very disagreeable for him one day
said, Suppose we Try that Postum
Food Coffee which is advertised so
much. SO we did and ! prepared u
according 20 directions The beverage
proved delicious and we liked II so
much and II agreed with us go well We
have used it for over two years now.
MY palpitauon OF the heart head
aches and indigestion have gone alto
gether. II Is very easy 90 make by
boiling " 20 20 minutes with a small
piece Of butter put in the pot TO pre-
vent rs boiling over
MY cousin. who Is telegraph opera
tor. had nervous dyspepsia, having TO
stay from work every few days He
gave NJ the use Of coffee and COM
menced using Postum, and since that
time he has not been troubled with
dyspepsia.
"One woman told me she had suffer
I'd with indigestion for three years.
she drank nothing but tea, I malo
Postum Tor her and showed ner how 10
make Il. She liked u and now uses u
IN her family regularly and Is well and
haTpy
Il cOuh name dozen ormor Q sim
liar cases" ~ \. Clark. 322 ogden
Ave. Chicago, IN.
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ABOUT TIE COOLING MOTH.
Circular Regarding Pest Sent Out BY
Department Of Agriculture.

Tho department Of agriculture at
Washington has sent west the follow
Ing circular about the cooling moth:
The investigation against the codling
moth In the Pacific northwest and par
ticularly In Idaho, will be continued
this season There are many things
which the frultgrowers might DO %
aid the investigation. on account Of
lack Of time Il is deemed advisable
not to send out circular letters. OBJ
seryations upon the following points, Il
made boy the fruit growers, win be Of
great value.
The dates OF the opening Of the bios
SONS. full bloom, falling ol the bios
SONS, FOR the leading varieties Of APP
pies.
The time Of the appearance Of the
FIRST moths eggs.
The date OF finding the FIRST worm
apple.
The date Of finding the first larvae
under bands.
1t is strongly urged that every
frultTower keep daily or 70 tri-
weekly band record This would be
especially valuable In localities where
but few moths occur
Determine per cent Of wormy APP
pies. caused by the first generation;
the second.
Give number OF boxes of clean ap-
pies. and wormy apples when picked
Estimate windfall caused by the In
sect.
Keep an accurate record Of the dates
Of spraying. solutions used. and results
OF spraying.
II Is hoped that every fruitgrower
who reads this article viii make these
observations and submit record Of
them next fall
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day. Some Of the best sprinters In
training were engaged I'm this race.
Ballyhoo Bey was fayorite, but per
formed badly, finishing away hack in
the uck. Results:
First race, Six furlongs-Bon Mot
won; Khita second, Colonel Bill third.
Time-l:l6.
Second race, the Withers mite, selling
DIR, Riddle won Jack De Mund sec
ond, Rough Rider third. Time--l;it.
Third race the Larchmont last seven
furongs Of Wither's mile-McJoNell
won; Grand Opera second, Flying Bat
tress. Time-1:2SN. Wota" n1y Nun
but was disqualified for fouling.
Fourth race, the Toboggan handicap,
Eclipse course-Old England won Ar
senal second, Cervera third. Time
l;l2%.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs o.
Irish Lad won; Nayasota secon l.
Rightful third Time-:5ih.
Sixth race, the Withers mile handl-
cap-Kllogram won Carbunche sec
ond, Francesca third. Time--l41h.
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SPorti3e Notes.

League magnates will meet on sat
urday night.
McNichols Is giving a good account
OF himself In San Francisco.
Fred Meakin has returned from the
east and will race at the Salt Palace.
Jack Root and George Gardner are
signed TO box in San Francisco for
purse Of 5000.
sharkey and Roche are IN a contro-
versy as to which Of them is to man
age Dave Sullivan.
Lefty Houtz OF the Butte team. has
a fiat wheel on the left side and this
lameness has retired him from the
game for while
Flake has been released from the
Logan team and Immediately gobbled
up by Buck Weaver, the veteran Of
Lagoon.
on Friday, SATURDAY. and Sunday af-
ternOons, Logan and Lagoon will dec
crate the diamond at Walkers field.
From now on the games will De inter-
esting. because there Is no time 20 be
lost In the pennant chase.
Jack Wade has been quite sick In
Butte for two weeks and was out for
the first time Saturday. II is doubt
ful II he win be able 60 get into fight
ing trim on short notice" SAYS the
Butte Miner As Salt Lakers remen-
Der the clever little fighter he was
pretty sick the last time they saw
him.
Ralph Frary. a hard-hltting catcher
OF last years Seattle team win Play
In the Spokane outheld In the opening
games against Portland Tuesday.
Transportation has been sent by Spo-
kane 10 Hickey. Adams winning
southpaw pitcher for Spokane last
year. He win be here IN time 70
pitch against Helena. Miner.
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tees hands and that the council take
immediate action on the same. lie
stated that the people Interested IN the
matter should know at once whether
The city was going TO take any action
on II or whether this was just q
scheme TO kill the measure
Robertson argued against taking the
matter up before the committee had
an opportunity to report upon t. He
said that the railroad franchise had
occupied the committees attention on
Thursday night and that Fern3trom
even voted for an adjournment without
considering any other matter
paVeler moved as an amendment
mat the committees have one week
further time, After comments by
Eordley, Sharp, Robinson and Dayeler
the amendment was carried by vote
OF Z 10 g.
SOUTH TEMPLE WATER MAIN.
City Engineer Kelsey called atten-
ton 20 the fact that before the pave
ment can De laid on South Temple
street It win be necessary TO lay a
new water main on the south side OF
the street, the estimated cost of the
same being Sl0i5755 The board OF
public works was authorized 10 pro-
coed with the work and advertise for
BIDS for the Improvement
City Auditor Reiser submitted the
names OF the following as assessors of
water rates for the year 1902 together
with the amounts due assessors for
such services Joseph Hull Jr, $50;
Frank SWenson SiS. g. r. PalmQuist,
sd. William Edwards, 2jl; John
Acomb. 500; and w. T., Appleby, 500,
The appointments were confirmed ana
the amounts placed upon the appro-
prlatiou list. Robertson objected to
the method used I'm making the APP
pOlntmCnts and also TO the amounts
paid the assessors because he said the
records FOR the past four years would
show that they had been paid only
$3.50 per day instead OF So rer day as
provided 10y the amounts submitted by
the auditor lie also objected 20 the
allowance OF the Increased nay because
Of the fnancia, condition OF the city,
Tie therefore voted against allowing
The proposed amounts.
chief Decline reported that he had
ascertalncd the terms upon which q
truck could De purchased TO be shipped
at the same time OF the new fire en-
CINE lie stated that a truck could
De purchased for 5f500 with privilege
20 pay for the same the last month OF
| this year. The truck would be re-
cciyed here On August, The matter
was referred o the committees on f.
nance and FIRE department,
The appointment of William II. BAR
nett as a member Of the fire depart
ment was confirmed,
AGRICULTURAL PARK DRIVE,
u, Ii. Davis presented resolution
| which authorized the expenditure OF
! $1,000 for the improvement of FRS
North street with a view to making
| &c fine driveway to Agricultural
park The resolution was adopted.
The Utah state Medical society by
| IT'S president, Dr. Lyons, asked per
mission to use the council chamber foi
the annual meeting of the society ol
next Tuesday and Wednesday Th'
petition was granted.
The semi-monthly payrolls in tn,
amount Of SS32I9l were referred fol
| approval.
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EXPOSITION SQUARE SOLD.
Purchaser is David Keith and the
Price $4,000,

Last night the city council disposed
OF the Exposition square to David
Keith for consideration Of $4,000.
Members Of the board Of education
have been after the property for High
school building site, but when Mr..
Keiths bid was opened, the envelope
was found 20 contain q check for $500
as a guarantee Of good faith The only
other bid received was from +. +. Nc
Gurrin. who offered $2S.Oo0 tor the ten
acre tract, hut Of course the higher bid
was promptly accepted.
The bid for the i20xl65 feet on the
corner of First South and State streets
west Of the police station was rejected
and the council decided to readyertse.
w. +. Cotton offered $}L50O for the prop
erty and his bid was accompanied by
q check FOR ten per cent OF the amount.
In the published notice Of the sale Of
the corner. a mistake was made in not
stating that the ten foot right Of way
at the south end Of the lot would be re-
tanned as an entrance for the use Of the
iail and fire department.
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PUMPING PLANT.
Its Installation Discussed by the Coun'
ell and Postponed for One Week.

Councilman Fernstrom made a
strong effort to push final action on
the pumping plant contract at the
council meeting last night, notwith-
standing the fact that no report had
been made by the committee on the
matter Of amending the contract so
as 10 provide for the citys part Of
the work to be done by the board Of
public works. lie moved that the
matter be taken out Of the commit
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TIME TO GET
DOWN TO WORK.
o...b,lI Teams in Local Leae' Q
Have No Time to Waste
oaDays LEAD is STRONG
an, from the Beginning 10
win the rsanan' Others ""
wake Up

IN the very beginning ,S.n ., '"G Father
,a.eball league season >. Ma WA eala with
S Smn put his men into the ,h le'a 1oa ml
s sl and the IoG ss.s S nag' 70 pay o%
Uo' . dime The other teams seer" W "
lnat , nognn with a "well-wait-awhile'
nave ,, V,o and in some instances care
ln'en emu has resulted in defeat or aocl-
les'u' has brought about results that
cen, ., " Sove been more favorable os-
' n', 10 away ahead and has got s.roi's
Nv" w., - aver all the others, These lat'e J,
,eau NO NO time to lose If they wahi ,a 10
nave ,b nO remnant. They must play ., oall
WIN , n,vat start in doing Il right now
ana mus au,ybileo doesn't go any long
or play BALL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-07
OGDEN SHOOT.
n.,..om for Next Weeks Tourna'
.ort NJ the Gun Artists.

wodnesday and Thursday Of next
uE ~ ogden Gun club viii hold a
W. mont M the Junction city CUTIE
l ou'is'i tbere Is to be distributed $zoO AZ
nr ICES The principal event WIZ W ANY vne
sho0 Of the state champlohshlp ~
' "aIved al 500, and offered by broWhins
p T,S Here is the entire progra'h' a.,
i'i Syent No Fifteen targets hn'
uS Eran, No Fifteen targets, En-
,.arcs n 80: $40 added money
uS raan, No S-Fifteen targets. En-
,.Ir , 81 bO. $40 added money
uS rgant No. i-.Entrance, Sl.5O. First
.r,o davenport hammerless eJectoi
sboinrn. second prize, gilt clock thlIl
s snC's Gye.pound box candy fourth
prize. 81 cash. - II,
Event No. 5--Twenty targets I'm
trance, s.; $40 added money. ~.
Tvent No. G-Flfteen targets I'M
trance 81 80, $40 added money
Event No Fifteen targets. I'M
trance 81 30, $40 added money
Tvent 10. S-Fifteen targets. I'm
trance 81 90 First prize, stevens ham
merlesy shotgun, second pnze' ldWn
mower. third prize, case canned irull'
fourth prize, 81 cash -.
Event No. 9-Fifteen targets. I'm
h1nce 81 so, $40 added money
Event No. l0-Browning state chal-
lenee cup event, fifteen targets En-
trance $3.50 Open to any shooler To-
siding In Utah nj.
Event No ll-Entrance, N'eV' flrst
prize value $40; second prize, case
oranges. third prize. case canned trult'
fourth prize, 81 cash,
Special Match-Fifty targets. pc
tween w. II. Parker Of Salt Lake ana
A. p. Blgel0w Of Ogden
Event l2-Twenty targets. Entrance
81. $40 added money
Event l3-Fifteen targets. Entrance
trance 81 so; so added money.
Event Fifteen targets. Entrance,
1850. First prize, value SlO second
prize, pair shoes; third prize. alum
mum toilet case, fourth prize 81 cash.
SECOND DAY LIVE BIRDS.
Event No l--Sevcn birds. thlrty-yard
rise. Entrance. s.. Three moneys-5O,
50 and % per cent
Event No 2-Ten birds, twenty yard
rise. Entrance, s..
Championship Event, Event No. B.
Fifteen birds, thirty-yam rise En-
trance $3.50 Four moneys-l0 &c. 20
and 10 per cent Also gold medal en-
bematic Of state championship.
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Injunction Sustained.

Philadelphia, May 6.--The common
pleas court today entered n decree re-
fusng TO allow the appeal taken to the
supreme court by Second Baseman La
Joie and Pitchers Bernhard and Frazer,
the enjolned players Of the Philadel-
phia American League Baseball club,
TO act as supercedeas The three
players we're ordered to enter $500 SEE
curity to insure the Philadelphia Ma
tlonal League club against damages
and loss. The effect OF the deci sion Is
that La Joie, Bernhard and Frazer are
to continue TO obey the iniuncti0ns re-
straining them from playing with any
other than the Philadelphia National
League club until final settlement Of
the cnSe Is made
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TO Prevent Speed Excesses.

New York, May 7,-Strenuous meas
ures have been taken by the board Of
directors Of the American Automobile
association TO prevent excess Of speed
limits In endurance runs and viola
tions q rules generally in open motor
vehicle contests of all kinds
A resolution was passed declaring
that any contestant disqualified or sus-
pended for violations Of the rules OF
any contest promoted by a member OF
the association shall be ineligible to
participate in any competitive event
promoted by any other member for so
long as the club against which he has
offended shall refuse TO revoke his dis
qualification.
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LAST Snow TONIGHT.
Gentry Bros. Conclude Their Salt
Lake Engagement This | ening.

Gentry Bros conclude their Salt Lake
engagement this evening. The last OPP
portunity during this engagement for
salt Lakers 20 witness the wonderful
exhibition given by Gentry Bros, mar
yelous collection Of trained animals
will be tonight Their engagement at
Fourth South between Main and state
concludes with this evenings exhibit
ton and the show leaves town at mid
night Last night hundreds Of people
were turned away, as the mammoth
tents were not large enough to accom-
m0date the crowd.
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Decide This Week.

New York. May IA committee OF
the Nottingham club will hold q meet
ing this week TO decide. cables the Lon
don correspondent of the Herald on
the composition of the team which will
meet the Americans in the interna-
tional polo matches,
Foyhall. who had not sufficiently re-
covered from his hunting accident to
play on Saturday expects TO be in the
saddle for Thursdays game at Hurting
ham.
English critics say the American ag-
gregation has a good chance Of WIN
ming
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PLAYERS ARR FooTLoosE.
Court Refuses TO Enioin National
League Basebalists.

st. Louis, Mo. May Elm the circuit
court today Judges Fisher and Tally
denied the applications Tor an injunc-
ton made by the National league to re.
strain ShortBtop Wallace, Pitcher Hac-
per and Center Fielder Heidrick from
playing with the ST. Louis American
league team. The daCisi.R Of each
judge IL based on a lack Of mutually
Of the contract. its abrogation OF per
sonal liberty which, &c is declared, may
not be tartered away It's opposition to
public policy and It's showing the eX-
istencc OF a combination In violation
of The anti-trust laws, The last show
ing s stated by the decision II or a
sufficient bar TO the enforcement Of the
contract were ID valid
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Pendergraft Released,

Cheyenne, Wyo, May 6,--Harry Pen
dergraft, the pitcher, has been released
by the management Of the indians
Pendergraft has several good offers.
He may go 70 North Platte and then
he may decide to return TO the Utah
league, where he pitched for several
seasons.
Ten Green Of Junction City Kan.
and a Missouri pitcher have been en-
gagged, so that Pendergraft's going will
not cripple the local team. Russel and
Thomas, inhelders who have been
playing in the Three | league, win ar
rive here in about 10 days and join
the Indians
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JOHNsoN's OPINION.

Chicago May 7-Presldent Ban
Johnson Of the American League was
much gratlned az the decision of the
Missouri courts at ST. Louis, which de.
MED the restraining injunction asked
against several stars Of the new Amerl-
can League team says the Tribune.
Concerning the situation there he said;
while I anticipated the decision,
stlll II naturally is satisfactory to have
the matter finally decided by the courts,
] think our contention at Philadelphia
would have been sustained had We
brought in other points than the mutu-
atty Of the contract. The reserve rule
under the national agreement | think,
win turn the scale again In our favor
when we appeal against the Pennsyl-
vana verdict When the national
agreement was In force player signed
a three years contract containing the
reserve clause Before he had particl-
pated in more than five games of the
next championship season he was re-
Quired by a league rule TO again sign
a contract, also for three years. Thus
he was bound perpetually for the orig
inal three-yoar contract had no chance
10 terminate Most ~ the contrlcts
signed by national league players now
with our league were while the nation
al agreement was In force
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f'N hhlHllN,
\, chicago, May 6.-Chlcaeo-st Ionis
""''O"al league game postponed; rain.
AT CHICAGO.
T,,hlcago May G-Worlh summary.
,,r HAl race mlle--Gra. My-Che won
l;H& ''' '"l'u' linle'
second race, six furlongs-small
, TDn Aratoma second. Dodle S. third.
lhird race, five furlongs Phllo won.
1;O1. ''07' 'n''u' iilhe'
Fourth race, mile and twenty vards
handlcap--Artlcumte won UoodUink
'' Tis,L' ulcan third Time, 1851.
rum race. six furlongs Draw Lad
MN Jerry Hunt second Peace third.
Time, 1921 3.5.
SlHtn race, mile and sixteenth
~, L3Nlof Won G. b. Campbell. second.
O'soy heil third. Time. 1858 3-5.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville May 6.-Churehill Downs
summary.
slls' race four and a half furlongs
N1ple Won, The Pickett second,
Nlahu Mary third Time, 1.55i6.
e. 9eVOhd race selling seven furlungs-
~ uyNe Won, ltlnloch Park second.
MaslerIul third. Time, l.2g
IhlId race selling, mile-Audiphone
won Troador second, Cross Ties third.
Time, ll3.
Fourth rooo e.1tt,,. g.,,.. - . lte
tutlohSs-Frince Of Endurance won,
il,Ll3in second, Senator Morrison third.
Time J6%,
.tlith race, mile Monarka won. Al
gle NJ second, Merito third. Time,
Sixth race, nye.eighths Of a mile
Golden Rule won, Foneda second.
FTlme u third. Time, lOla.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, May Clair grounds re-
suits:
First race, half mile selling Bear
creek won; DinOc second, Don Ernest
third Time, 1924.
Second race, six fur,ongs, selling
Parnassus won; Little Master second.
Maggie Cl0pt0n third Time, 1.lSi5.
Third race half mile, selllng-Goud
won Geheimucss second. Maltoferi
third Time, .2li5.
Fourth race mile, purse-Alce Tur-
ner won Dewey second, El Caney
third Time, 1916.
Fifth race, six and half furlongs
Peter Duryea won; Tom Collins sec
ond, Jake Weber third Tine l:25h.
sixth race, mile and an eighth-All
Saints won; Walabout second, Ida
Ledford third Time, 2'0OH.
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Cleveland O., May 6-The largest
crowd ever present at a baseball game
In Cleveland attended the opening game
today there being llfg paid admis-
sions. Both Griffith and Taylor were
hit hard, but McCarthys error gave
Chicago the game.
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Long Hammer Throw.

New York, May TN the annual field
games Of Fordham college, John Elan
agan has equaled the worlds record
for hammer-throwing He hurled the
metal III feet, inches.
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HORSE RACES.
Old England, from the Pacific Coast,
l. a Winner

New York. May G.-Old England,
fresh from the Pacific coast in the coll
ors Of G. b. Morris, won the Toboggan
at odds Of 10 to !, at Morris park to-
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

Boston, May 6-Wth one out and
three on bases in the ninth inning.
Freeman drove a hot one past Williams.
scoring Parent and winning the game
Dineen was very effective except In
the second, while Foreman was batted
hard throughout. Attendance 1855.
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National League.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Cincinnati May 6-Up TO the ninth
inning Phillips and Chesbro had In
dulged In a genuine battle with honors
about even. In the ninth, however
Pittsburg punched two doubles, triple
and home run with a base on balls
and won. Attendance loo
r. II. f.
.,..,2 Q 0
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Tor rIr.i.CIass I,re.sed

and wire cut brick call at Improved
Brick companys Office. Si7 w. Second
South street.
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Spokane, May G.

r. II. f.
Spokane... . d. =, =. ..,.1 1
Portland, &c.. 600. goo. IS y l
Batterles-Boln. Kostal and Frary;
Engel and NigneuX,
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''''purb"'" ." ." -. .n.6 s 0
bro and thinner ' e's'"' O"e"-
Umpire Emslle.
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r. II. h.
Cleveland u,...... ..,...,.3 n 2
Chicago .....,. ...............g IA I
Batterles-Taylor and Bemis, Griffith
and sullivan.
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sTANpING OF ann TEAMs-
Seattle, Wash, May c.

r, II, +.
seattle o.. e, g.. O., 600, o., D.. 90 D
buNie'''s' zee ...' 90, 80, ,,.,,,
Battenes-Stoyal and Stanley; Haw-
ley and Fearless.
Umpire-CoIgan.
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Pacific Northwest,

Detroit Mich May 6-Detrolt-St
Louis game postponed rain.
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Tacoma, May g.

r, II. r.
Tacoma. ,.... e.. n,..1O IA 3
Helena...,.,. 90, &c. ....,l 4 8
batteries White and Smith Part
rilge. sullivan and Feefe.
Umpire - Cunningham. Attendance,
500.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-02-20
Same thing tnat vii

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can be Of more sery
ers than to tell then
that will do then
this reason we w
them with what wei
the WY best remed
ket for coughs. COLI
arming complaint, 4
to- Chamberlain s
We have used it !
results in our famI
has become q houi
By its prompt use
doubt but that it b
prevented croup,
given upon our owl
We suggest that
pecially those wh1
dren, always keep
as a safeguard ngaI
den Is. CO Messed,
the Middleburg DI