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The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02
DIED.

COLEMAN-On Friday, August /. 1902
WILLIAM J. COLEMAN. eldest and beloved
son of Patrick and Elizabeth Coleman.
Notice Of funeral in Saturdays Star. mi
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02
THOSE Who WOULD We'd
BOTHERED BY THE CODE
Marriage Licenses May Garry
Clergyman's Name.
Bride-to-be Finds Minister She Selects
Is in Europe-Notiies Clerk
Another Will Tie Knot.

The provision of the code requiring
the applicant for a marriage license 20
give the name OF the minister who will
perform the ceremony is proving vexa
tious to parties interested and not in
frequently causes inconvenience to them.
An illustration may be had from the
experience of young couple that haG
planned to be welded July 2S. but are
still pursuing their way in single bless
edness. The parties inconvenienced are
George B. Wiseman, butcher in the
X Street market, and Miss Annie 1.
stopper. The ceremony was to have
been performed at 639 l Street south
west.
Bride Secures the License
The groom is a hustling young busi-
ness man and the br1de-to-be a prov'-
dent young maiden of twenty-five years.
Rather than have her lover take the
time from his business to get the nec-
essary permit. she went to the Office
OF the marriage license clerk and Sc
cured the document. When asked what
minister would officiate at the ceremony
she. of course, stated her preference.
Unfortunately the minister named was
Rev. Joseph E. Smith. who is now
abroad. The young lady Learned this
when 1t was too late. and there was
nothing to do but to postpone the mar
riGge.
Yesterday the young lady went to tn
home of Rev. E. Hez Sven. I3S Fourth
~. i ~
man If he would solemnize the weddir.;
Receiving an affirmative answer the a. =
rangements for the nuptial event are
now progressing. and will take place
next week.
Bride Notifies of Change.
1t was necessary that a change be
made in the license and the name of
the Rev. Mr. Sven inserted in the place
OF the Rev Mr. Smith. The Young la "
sent the license back TO the clerk with
the following note:
Dear Sir: Rev Mr.. Joseph E. Smith
Is in Europe. Rev z. Hez Sven said
that he would marry me. and would like
for you to change II to his name. He
has put his name on back envelope.
would like TO get married this evening.
Very respectfully.
ANNIE I. sTEPPER,
Kindness Of the girl
The note was handed to Mr. Return
Jonathan Meigs. who made the necessary
change on the marriage license record.
placing the name of the Rev. Mr.. Sven
In the place OF Mr.. Smiths name. To
show his authority for doing so Mr..
Meigs pasted the note in the marriage
license book. thus making Il C1rt of the
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02
Has Declared Himself.

LAS a citizen of the United States and
the chief executive of the miners or
ganization, / have declared on innum-
cradle occasions and in language not
susceptible OF misconstruction that !
am opposed TO lawlessness of every
character; and do not propose to alter
my views to conform 10 the tenets of the
Citizens Alliance and wink at capital
crimes while inyeighing against minor
offcnses
Your association. If you properly rep
resent It's aims, is not formed for the
suppression OF lawlossness on the part
OF all who are guilty OF its commission.
on the contrary, your actions convey the
impression to the miners and to other
good citizens that your real purpose is
20 destroy the miners union and render
futile its effort 10 uplift the standard
OF citizenship by obtaining for the work
ers Of this region higher wages and bet
ter conditions OF employment
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02
Bureau Lower by SIS 5000.
Morgan to Sail for New York.

LONDON. Aug. 1-Mr. ]. Pierpont
Morgan will sail for New York on Au-
gust 13.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02

public. s005742; postage due stamps.
so 007756: special delivery stamps,
50 15505: books OF stamps. 12-stamp size.
50; 24-stamp size. s3452; 4S-stamp size.
s4463. All bids are per thousand.
The bid Of the American Bank Note
Company. New York, was as follows:
Ordinary stamps for the use of the
public, s0O57: postage due stamps,
sO.O65; special delivery stamps. s012;
books OF stamps. 12-stamp size. $3.50
24-stamp size. s4.25: and 4s-stamp size,
$40. All proposals are made per thou
sand.
Bureau Tower by $4,000.
The figures OF the bureau are lower
than those OF the American Bank Note
Company by about $4,000 for the whole
period OF the contract.
The contract will be awarded by the
Postmaster General. It Is the general
opinion at the PostofTlce Department
that he will gladly continue the contract
with the bureau. which has given such
satisfactory work during the past eight
years.
The news that the bureaus figures
were lower than those of its opponents
caused much joy at the bureau. where it
means bread and butter to good many
employees.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02
Minor Alexandria Notes.

If present arrangements are carried
out John Homer or Lomax. an eighteen
year-old negro, who is lodged in Jail
here on the charge of attempting to
criminally assault Miss Susie Costen-
bader, the ffteen-year- old daughter Of
Mr. Robert Costenbader, of Potomac
Mills, Westmoreland county, which oc-
CURED little over a month ago. will be
taken back to Montross next Monday
afternoon, and the grand jury will in
vestigate his case Tuesday morning.
1t is more than probable that the Alex
andria Light Infantry will be detailed
by Governor Montague to act as an es-
cort to the prisoner. and stop any at
tempt that might be made toward mob
violence.
The announcement of the death of
Miss Costenbader his alleged victim
which occurred yesterday from burns re-
ceived while lighting a fire with coal
oil, has had a tendency to intensity the
feeling against the negro. Whether or
not her death will have any effect on
the trial matter OF conjecture. 1t
is. however. said that Miss Costenbader
identified Homer as her assailant i'm
mediately after he was arrested and
such being the case 1t is believed that
her death will not materially effect the
trial.
Samuel Mills. who was recently SEN
fenced to serve term of two years in
the penitentiary for forgery. was today
taken by a guard TO that institution.
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin has purchased
from the heirs of Henry Bontz a house
and lot in West End for $500,
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02
One Sided Rewards.

your objects is correct | should advise
that you abandon the field. as the work
for the amelioration of the toilers will
go on and viii succeed. despite the lily
disguised effort to thwart it,
THAT there is justification for this be-
lief on the part Of the workers and the
general public is demonstrated by the
fact that rewards sufficiently large to
invite perjury have been offered in your
name for the conviction of persons gull
ty of certain specific acts. but | have
heard of no reward being offered by you
for the apprehension and conviction of
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02
Corbin to Succeed Young.

General Young will serve only. five
months as commanding general of the
army. as he viii reach the age limit
January ., 1901. Upon his retirement 1t
is the plan to appoint Maj. Gen. Henry
C. Corbin. the present Adjutant General.
TO command of the army.
Gen. William c. Carter, at present act
Ing Adjutant General. during the alb
sence OF General Corbin, is slated to sue
ceed the latter officer as Adju:ant Cen
eral
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02
BUREAUS BID LOW
FOR STAMP PRINTING

CONTINUED from First Page.)
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02
General Corbin's Aspirations Known

officers of the army have been aware
for many years that General Corbin as
pired to command the army. Corbin has
many friends In Congress. and it was
largely due to his efforts that the nomi-
nation Of William Crozier, to be Chief OF
Ordnance, was finally confirmed by
the Senate. over the adverse report OF
the Committee on Military Affairs
He has managed to keep himself in
accord with both the Mckinley and
Roosevelt administrations. and has more
influence with the Secretary OF War
than any other officer in the army. Be
sides this. General Chaffee. who would
be the most prominent rival of General
Corbin 20 command the army upon the
retirement of Young. is warm friend
OF CorbiE, and rather under obligations
to him.
General Corbin will not retire for age
until September Is, 1906.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02

Mrs. Elizabeth Martin has purchased
from the heirs OF Henry Bontz house
and lot in West End for $500.
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Continued on Ninth Page.)
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28
DELIGHTFUL RECITAL.
That is what the Saginaw Parers Said

That is What the Saginaw Pagers Said
Miss Gertrude Whiuug, Alma's gltreo
pianist, played az a recital gwen by the
Euterpean club IL Saginaw last Friday
afternoon and both Of the Saginaw
papers spoke with great praise of her
part on the program. We quote the fol-
lowing paragraphs from each Of them:
An unusual delight was gwen the
members OF the Euterpeau club yester-
day afternoon, IN the program at the
home OF MTs. d. NJ. Morley, 33l North
Warren avenue. Miss Gertrude Whit
ing, OF Alma, whose ability a. piano
performer and standing a. a musician
are recognized by musicians all over the
state as of high order, had been IN
vited 10 play before the club, and Miss
Eva NJ Lacy was present from Detroit
and assisted With several vocal numbers.
Miss Whiting Is not entirely strang-
er III Saginaw but there were many who
had not heard her play. She viii Ger.
tainly never be a stranger again, for she
won from all who heard her, not only
the highest praise for her brilliant Per
Torrance OF difficult compositions, but
admiration for her artistic iuteTpreta-
ton OF their beauties and for the sym.
pathetic feeling whlch she displayed.
Miss " hitting Il said by members OF the
club 20 be- the most wonderful amateur
player ever heard here. she thoroughly
charmed her listeners yesterday certain
ly, and they are enthusiastic ln her
praises. Her program wa, well CHOSEN
for variety lt included some exceed
ingly difficult numbers from the stand.
point Of execution as we'll as some IN
which the spirit Of the young player had
opportunity OF showing itself ia inter.
probation II emotional passages. Ihey
included the first and third movements
from Schumanu's Sonata, OPP. -, No. 2;
PaderewsNs Polonasc, OPP O., 10. d;
three numbers from Mcdowell and the
Nalse Caprice by 1au-ig Her technique
Il as Unusual a. Is her love OF her art
and she is full OF the soul OF music
News:
A piano recital was given yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs j. NJ.
Morley. 33l North Warren avenue, un-
der the auspices Of the Eut rpoan club.
As IL usual on such occasions of this
nature given by this club, the program
arranged for the occasion was one Of tx.
Ceptlohh ineIlt,hhu gave tie tNo phitlc-
ipants ample opportunity TO display their
ability. As the pianist of the Gay, Miss
Gertrude Whiting, Of Alma, displayed
more than usual ability, and her selec
tions, nearly all OF which were OF the
most difficult kind, were executed in a
mastery style. Miss Whiting has at.
tanned in no small measure the difficult
art Of combining with perfect
technique the spirit and sentiment of the
composition, two qualities invariably
characteristic Of the artist.-Courier.
Herald:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28

suing tFfft A'ft
o.. Pres. deu,-Wm a Rtu.ke
FLOR rIrrk-W |'HW "a krrh.
For IRE -nrer-tttDI-e Wilson.
IDr Assessor NirgI " Wilson.
and F,- tt.d.n fud VI" i-cH
Trustees, IN' years Du q b. -audrrl ~
Assn WurHrt- a-l it 8ppear- from tHc .erfii.
eare- .I tI. ..rrciur- 80 .'p.tu. ut a.,
CLOVIS ffr. thaf upon th. utop -f'ou .o hli d
sad .H-fr... $3.50 wa balI .Ut fu.piiH-- iOr
r.. --.,Ty grounds therefor VIZ. upon tt. pro
position
Ar. you .u favor of tne .--utuc. or municipal
bond Hl fhr b.. .Hf iu tu. aw.utt OF INrIt'
.h.u-.ud dollar t.i4.uLD fnr the e.u-ffU .-.nf
OF v.Hs. he. aUd purrbH-o of grounds there
toTt
rbut There were s2} Votes 2,a voted 'Nr~'
ou said proposition and 80 voted "No' ON said
proposition
ANu NHtHFA-. said proposition received as
uu Affirmative vote t1 pNf.ea % fNo-thirI- itI
VateDi uII 'ir-ior. voting on -a'd prupos ton az
said election
Therefore Doe resolved aud determined by
the Common connect of the NiIla-e Of Nina THAT
said proposition tO bond the Village of Alma IN
thc sum OF $1,000 no for s4Id purpose De- and
the Same l- hrrrby declared rurrivd end adopted
Motion carried hy thr following vote.
lc.-; Trustees De- va, Nou.iEei. Hannah
and huyt
Nst-- Norr
Trustee Thompson and Fishhcct absent
Tho resolution having received fhe Affirmative
vote off the members oft the council present wa.
declared adopted
ON motion eouuD' ud.ourrrd.
IS a.. H4HrKF. ". W. kIN,H
President. Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28
PLAIN TALK.

Straight Talk and to the Point.
The Virtues Of Ur y. w.
ChaSe's Nerve Pills Told i'm a
Few Words by an Alma Citi-
zen Who KnowSl
Mr. 4. Frits OF Anna, Mich SAYS:
IL was feeling poorly all spring and had
good deal of rheumatism and nervous
headaches. did not rest we'll al night.
! had tried different medicines without
success when ] got some of DR. A w.
Chase's Nerve Pills at Sharrar * Mulhol-
land drug store and had used them
about two weeks when / was feeling
splendid. have 70 hesitation in re.
commencing them DIR. A. w. Chase's
Nerve Pills are sold at soc box at
dealers, o. DR. A. w. Chase Medicine
Co Buffalo, N. Y. See that portrait
and signature OF A. w. Chase, M. ID.
are on every package.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28

nkukt OF HtAklNG:-~tate OF Michigan,
" County 81 Gtauotss Al "a session ol the
Probate uurt Orsaid county hcldat ihe Probate
olhtc boo TIE Village OF Ithaca ou tue eleventh
Jay OF March in the year our Thousand nine
hundred and two. Prtrtut. Isaac ~caver.
judge of Probate. I'm the matter OF the estate.
of ~Amue u. Lo,cl nd. deceased ON reading
uut hurE thO petition duly verified OF Euseba h
Ov and widow 20 .etessed praying that
the AumIufs ration OF "a q estate may he granted
to tue Itiiuuner or some other suItahlc person.
Thrrcupun % Is ordered that Tuesday the sth
ia, OF April next ut ten o. IOck in the forenoon
De assigned Tor The hearing of said petition
ana that the heirs at.law of said deceased. and
All other persons interested 10 said
estate, are required to appear az ~ session of
said Court. then Ia be holden AT the Probate Of
fee, Ia the Village of Ithaca. and show cause
u any there be. Why the prayer of the petit
tOuer should not be granted; And II Ia
further ordered that said petitioner give notice
20 the persons interested In said estate Of the
pendcucy OF said petition. aud the hearing
thereof, by causing copy Of this order to be
published i'm the ALMA RECORD. a newspaper
printed aud circulated In said county, for three
successive weeks previous 10 said day OF hear
ing. A True Copy.l Isaac :. SEAvER,
(SeaD S-liiw Judge of Probate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28
Churches : Societies.
CHURCHES

iItlkl HIS,
The subject Of the morning sermon
at tine Presbyterian church VIII boz, A
Living Christ the World Hope in The
evening the Sabbath school viii give an
Easter exercise. All are welcome
SOCIETIES.
The Womau's club viii meet with
Mrs + Hannah ON Monday next
Special meeting of Alma Lodge No pa
f. * A. NJ. Lodge Will be held on Tues
day evening. April /. commencing al
seven O'Clock. Work IN the fellow craft
degree.
The Woman's Missionary Association
of the L. b church will convene at the
church April >. at 2:30 p. IN All mem
beers are requested to be- present as there
viii be election OF officers.
h. @ PURvIs, Pres.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28
To the Electors Of the township Of Areada

Notice is hereby given that 40 meeting OF
the Township BOARD of said Township held on
TIE 26fh day az February. ltr2 the following
resolution was adopted by a two birds vote OF
All the member elect OF said board viz:
RESOLVED. That the que .tion OF adopting the
township road system De- submit q ca a vote oi
the electors OF the township of Arcadia at the
general election 90 be held on fhe
Seventh bay Of April, Nineteen Hundred Two.
Notice Is further given that said question will
be stated on the ballot 20 be- u q az said Clec.
ton, follows; shall the Township Road
system b. adopted by the Township Of Arcadia
Dated March 4, 1902 sETH A. TUBBs
CLERK
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28

We sincerely wish - thank the kind
friends and ulehbors who lent u their
aid and sympathy during our recent sad
bereavement, especially for the kind
words and flowers.
ARTHUR CAMPBELL.
MIR And Mrs. O.. +. RENNEE
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28
Boy one u your retoiler IR no

Farm Of 50 acres Fla miles northwest
of Merrill. Good SOIL n improved and
good buildings Price, $1,000
Farm or 40 acres two mile, east of
Meuil. - acres improved Good barn
Ou premises Guou soii Price. $1,000
40 acres three miles south ctsI 0f
Merrill 30 acres under cultivation.
balance oa-Iv cleared. Puce. $1,000
Also Wil0 Lands For sale ar follows.
so acres ON Section s auC g6 acres on
Section is an Fremont Towush -; 2j0
acres IN north part OF Marion Township
and 60 acres in Township of Wheeler.
Apply 10
1901 w. O MASON, Merrill, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of the Township OF PIN,
River will meet BOO the Town HAT, Forest Hiu
Saturday. March 20, 1902. at goo . m.. fOi
the purpose of putting lu domination town
ship ticket aud tbc transaction of such other
business as may come before the caucus
BY OHuER CON
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28

NnFraAGE oaLE. untAs default mas mas
vi b.el m.a job tn. ua' mont "I money
..e.t.I .' H. r.lHE., t"lte iNr sew
da qt fent.afl. D. .r.' /, pc 'Uito U1 WIZ
H.Irt. WDa.tr .ui IHt. 10 Mtd.tr, h.- h..e To
ti.irIt -. N aII, lIu- .t i.T IN n. Iuf " '"-'
ut m.. Nfn.g.. tuI.H -a.4 mortgages .t- it-
coI..,I .U f....r.. Uf tHa REGISTER 1t oDDo- oi
. tHrruU.tt OBJ e.rtNui. ODD .Itri -- OBJ. in.i iet'
.r ua pt IIs uu 900. -l-. day 1i d bru r} h De
I-tt 20 -h u 1"1 ' ..'i
gage ha- Deem .4.l H--. -i.N u - -'i' 't'
r. N .f.t Iru tI. tu t'r-l -i.tD DAM. H. fIiiti
Michigan. 0y H--I..H4.Ii h.ul.l. date tuU I'm
uut CD, Deluh.r. s. o.. I..I. HHI ...'ri.a .H --id
office uu iut -i.t c.5 Cd. laiulttA ID. i'I At
60 u'e.uCe TO- BOO. lUIIItr rt OBJ uIuI tti.tr nN ia-e
bIi. Huu whereas Doe sHid OBJ rt-fse Dos '.cu
luIF Ass. -rud D} the said fIr-l STAT. blhN OF
+ hlmh N.ltilHHhtn ht4hutu g. MteI.i. t' % .ihl'-
dcul bearing date the I2ih day OF February.
a IT,. i.t2 Hud recorded .I -H'u ONCE oH lhc
l,th day o. FcDtu8ry. a. ID. l.n&Ht = ci".h a.
ul.. boz Iurf SOB .l mortgages ou page l"-' huu tue
said mr-tEH-t benny now OWNED 10y uiul. Ahd
whereas fhc amount claimed to 'e Que upon
I -Hid murflHrr at thr date ul thlS notice ls tbe
SUM OF S.N huudt Cd and i've and ie.l0i 600 az
dollars uf prirripa and interest aud tht further
SOM oft 81 Goa. au attorney Zee provided for 40
said mortgage iu rust oi foreclosure, aud Mhlcn
i- tb, WI.ui.. sum chained tO DO, due and unpaid
uron siid uurlr .t-r, aud 600 suit or proceeding
having been Instituted at law 70 recover the.
debt now rpma niuy secured by said mortgage
or Rty part tscr OF, whereby The power of sale.
contained iu sad mortgage has become opera
tive.
Now therefore. notice is hereby given that by.
virtue 90 the said power OF sale and in pur-u-|
ancc of The statute iu such cases made aud pro-
Vided The said mortgage VIII be toieclosed by
sale OF N premises therein described, at public
suction To the highest bidder. az the front door
OF the court house iu the village OF Ithaca, in
said count, of GratiOt. on the nineteenth day OF
May. a. H., 1902, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon
OF that DAY which said premises are described
IN said mortgage as follows, tO-wit; The west
twenty-oue acres Of the north sixty one acres OF
the east one hundred acres Of the north west
one quarter OF section No. seven ca In town
eleven ull north Of range three CD west,
Gratiot county, Michigan. except two acres Ina
the north east corner
Dated Alma. Mich, February 18th. 1902
MELBURE A. MKDLER
WILLIAM A. BAHLKE, Assignee OF mortgage.
Attorney for owner OF mortgage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28

We sat at the table together,
She cast shy glance over az me;
She certainly looked like an angel
on, Charley Please order me Rock
Mountain Tea
1899. I'm -Bivtns a Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28
.R OF HEARlNG.-Smtc Of Michigan.

hhlIk OF INb--~i4tt OF Michigan.
" County of 6utIUt. --.-
Alta session or TOE Probate Court tar td
County. he'd 20 the Fr1tat. Othce. iu 100. Vile
laRe 81 Ithaca uu uc @ltu day o' N.I.h
b. The ycar one thousand nine hundred
TWO. Present. Isaac H. ~caytr. Judge OF
Probate. I'm he matter 0l the estate ot Dem. g
McGrtN. trr.f.~Dd. Ou reading aud uI.Ug tue
petition. duly verified. OF Dennis McGraN. SOU
and hcir-ui-.av lf said deceased. praying thHt
this Court Hd. IdI.afe Hud determine who ere w
were 40 90 tuu OF h.~ death thr .cguI b..r- .f
SAID dttta-td as1 EN-. tiled 100 inherit -a e-ttir
Thorruuun be- s ordered, That Monday tne -..t
day OF Ap.. t.zI 20 tea O'Clock lu In. force
noon. np assigned .or tbc hearing or -.ia rt.I-
ton. ana tnaf fhe heir, ..tt.iaW OF said ttr.a-,at
aud all other persons Interested in SAID estate.
are required 'u upp,ufat a r-siul 90 said lHufL
tu.u t0 Hc holden aI tNg Probate once, u INC
Village u ithaca u.a -luH cuu-c. lt aHN mere
De-. W Day rhe prayer The petitioner should NOT
be- granted
Auo DE- further ordered. that said petitioner
Civ tuUr, to ftr persons interest. Oh Iu ,uIu r7
tate ui tho ptuurucy 0i SAID petition. t.u the
hearing thereof. Uy causing Htpp5 uI thl- ORDER
Co. bee published u Jhr ALMA RECORD. news
Iap,r painted uuu r.u.u..t. Boo -aiu county
three successive Weeks rf.N.u.- 90 ,.ia dt} 7i
hearing. Isaac -. ~tAN ti-,
f.. true CODY judge OF rrT bate.
.-FaI 3---.4N
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28

The best -rrug medicine, Alexander
Liver auo kidney Tonic ami Blooa
Purifier. SOLD ou strict guarantee by
Sharrar q Nulholland only. 1900 3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28
Triton Pereale Wrappers
Buy one of your retailer-TR IT. ON

STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
OFF THE COLD.
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure
aioold In one day. No cure. No pay.
Price % cents. lle4-Iyr.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28

OpIIIS Diy [
coming in everyday. We carry tie only upto.
are III position to show You styles siX months
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-03-28

~ Noticr, under this head wil. bc charged fpr
40 the rate ul uNr cents per ILr- $50 prge
less than ID cents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-11-20
One Minute Cough Cure

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Group. bronchitis. whoopirg cough. pneu-
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aud cough. failed rapidly; lost is lbs.
My druggist recommended One Minute
Cough Cure. The first bottle brought
relief: several cured me. l am back TO
my old weight, 14s lbs. One Minute
Cough Cure cuts the phlegm. relieves
the cough at once. driws out inflammation.
cures Group An ideal remedy for chill
dren. Cook & Odee.