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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-25
UP FOR DECISION.
The Question of Segregation to Be De-
cided bY judge McCartv.

Richfield. Dec. 24.-The suit brought ov
seventy-two signers 20 have a consider
able portion of the south and southwest
part of the city segregated from the cor
porate limits Of the city has been before
Judge McCarty this week Up to last
evening all the testimony for both sides
had been introduced and arguments will
be made today.
Up to noon yesterday great deal of
evidence had been submitted covering
the points in the complaint that of police
and fire protection and regulation AMI
the probability of the extension of CITY
improvements to this now unpIatted por-
ton. especially the waterw0rks system
At that time Judge McCaTty said Il was
not necessary to introduce any. further
testimony on these points. he would
not decide the question upon these issues
but upon the question as to whether Rich
field in the future would probably ex-
tend its residence section and improve
ments into this portion Of the city and
would need this land fer that purpose
The eVi dence then introduced was 10
this proposition. and several of the lead
ing citizens who We're familiar with the
citys growth and development to date
were put on the stand and were gener-
ally Of the opinion that. especially with
waterworks established. the tendency will
be to extend building improvements
toward the section in suit.
The case has aroused great deal of
interest and many warm street discus
sions have grown cut Of it. The court 5
decision viii be awaited with d great deal
of QNpeCtanCy
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PROVO NEWS NOTES

Provo. Dec "A. 1.-The family of Mr.. and
Mrs John H Allen has been increased
by the arrival of a son. All well.
At the meeting of the board of educa-
ton held last evening the question of Sc
curing more room, either by adding to
the present buildings or erecting new
buildings. was informally discussed. Mi
nor routine business was transacted.
Munda Giesllson, the Spanish Fork
young man who was sentenced TO i'm
prisonment for thirty days in the county
jail for battery on Ellison Bowen has
appealed to the Fourth district court and
has been released on bail pending the
appeal.
daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Christian Bandley. All well
a marriage license has been issued to
g. r. Haistead of Fergus Falls. Mimi.
aged 3, and Myra Meta Collins of Provo.
aged u
City Recorder Nystrom of Salt Lake
City was visiting friends in Provo last
]. c. c. GlanfieId was down from salt
Lake today.
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GERMANY WANTS
QUICK ACTION.
For That Reason Prefers Arbi.
tration by Roosevelt.
HAS REACHED NO DECISION
PRESIDENT GREATLY PREFERS
THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL.

FITAsHINGTON. Dec. 24.-The pres
w ident and Secretary Hay were in
conference this afternoon over
the proposals from Germany and Great
Britain about the arbitration issues in
VOWED in the Venezuelan controversy.
They went over the communications
very thoroughly. considering the sub
Jet from every point of view. The ac-
ceptance or declinatfon of the proposals
by the president is believed TO hinge
Oh the nature Of the restrictions the
allies have imposed on the arbitra-
ton.
If any conclusion was reached at the
conference between the president and
mis- secretary Of state today the fact
was not made public. Inquirers at the
White House regarding the presidents
intention were referred to Secretary
hay and the latter sent word TO news
paper reporters VINO called on him that
there was no news TO be given out on
the subject TODAY
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WASHINGTON COUNTY LIST.
List of Names Drawn by Commits
sioners For Jury Service.

ST George. Dec. 22.-The jury commits
sioners have completed their work and
me following is the list of names drawn
ior Jury service for the year 1903:
STaspar Bryner, J. L. Bunting, Benjamin
Blaks,. Hayden w. Church. F. l. Dag
ggett, Arthur Empey, Albert o. Fawcett,
sherman c. Hardy, Alex Y Milne W.
Q. Miles, ]. NJ Moody, David A. Moss
Alex F. Mcdonald, jr., J. W. McAIlister,
n A McQuarrie, J. r. Michels w IS
Mathis, Peter OstensOn, NJ H PrisbreE
Iteration Pickett, John Schmutz. John
Sturzenesger, Charles w. SeegmiIier ir
william H. Thompson William Webb
r.. Arthur Woodbury. B. p. Wulfenste-
jim, EDhraim Wilson
TOquerville-Peter Anderson. C5eorsa Z
Batty. Isaac Duffuin. Benjamin For
sythe, Enoch N Maggie, Martin Slack.
IT.. John e. Stapley.
Bioomington-H. c. Atkin. Alfred Car
Wheeler-E. H Ballard. George A. Glib
son. Charles H. Jones. Frank Russell.
Washington-Alma Bastian. Arthur
IRA WORD, Miller Iverson, J. w Larson,
Peter Nelson. Neils Nilsson Frank sta
nell. Alex Thayne, Charles MISSIONER. ir
Guhioek-fenry Bowler, Josiah Leav-
Pine Valley arceIlus Bracken, Robert
Gray. William Gardner. Jeter Snow,
HebrOn-C. H Barnun
Enterprise-Emil BarlOcker.
NlrSen-F'rederick Beebe, John n Hin
ton William Spendlove, J. A. Stratton
Jr;i j.. NJ; Sanders. A. j. Workman
Rockville-Oscar De Mill. j. H len
nings, Christian Larson, Frank PATTY.
A r stout John R. Terry,
Santa Clara-Herman CubIer w
GRAZ, John 5, Stuck.
Harmony-E- c. Grant, James E. Tay-
Leeds-william Harris. B. Y. McMuI1fn
T.. G. Olsen, William Stirling. ir
Pinto-W. J. Knel BENJAMIN Plat
SprlnSdale-JacOb Reusch
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GREAT BRITAIN HAS A NEW SCHEME
FOR THE TRAINING OF NAVAL OFFICERS

London. Dec. official papers have
been issued which give full details of the
new scheme for naval educaffon under
winch !. the training Of officers is to be
sinpllfied by the adoption of a single svs-
ZEN To- the training of recruits for ali
tnIee branches OF the service, executives.
engineers and marines
Earl Selborn, lord OF the admiralty. in
an explanatory article. in which he ar
sues tlat modern developments OF the
navy require a change in the personnel.
- In the old days it sufficed if a naval
oIllcer Was seaman. now he must be a
seaman. q soldier an engineer and man
OF science as wen. Today more knowI-
eoge and study is needed than in the
PAST, ana the highest type OF a naval
S,,ll y that in which great professional
ni 4.Srn GELS added to force OF character
ne danger within the navy itself Is
lest insufficient Importance should be ar
tdcned 10 the results of study. and lest
me value of what is called .DracticaI
CHARACTER should be placed higher than
II deserves
The scheme as now detailed confirms
the previous forecast. It will become
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CAN ACCEPT OR REJECT.
Arbitration Proposition Is Up to
President Roosevelt.

A1OoAuCuL hOOSeVelI.
Washington, Dec 24.-The proposals
OF Great Britain and Germany that
PRESIDENT Roosevelt arbitrate the Vene-
zuelan dispute have reached Washing
ton. They are in such form that the
president can accept or reject the
proposition outright. So far. the mes
sages having been received while the
president was absent from the White
House, ne has had no opportunity to
consider them and until he does so his
oeclslon cannot be known For the
same reason nothing can be gathered
mere as to the details of the proposals.
ana although great interest is felt as
10 the extent of the limitations which
the allies Will ask to be placed on the
arbitration curiosity on that Doinr
must remain unsatisfied until the presi-
dent has made up his mind what he
shall do.
II is known that he is disposed to act
WITH All speed in this matter. for he
realizes that the conditions on the
blockade line are such that almost anv
moment an unpleasant incident may
occur through the obstinacv of some
skipper or from a genuine misunder-
Standing as to the terms of the block
ade that may diminish the chances of
a peaceful settlement of the Venezue
Ian trouble
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CONFIDENCE I'M p1EHL.
Commander Is Expected to Exercise
Good Judgment.

Good Judgment.
Washington, Dec. 24.-The navy. de-
partment up to noon today had re-
ceived no word from Commander DiebI
OF the Marietta concerning his reDorted
protest against the action of the block
aiding squadron at Caracas in refusing
to allow the Red D liner Caracas to re-
main in the harbor yesterday long
enough to discharge her cargo. No re-
quest for instructions has come from
him. The officials of the department
have entire confidence in Commander
Diehls ability to handle the situation.
and unless they hear something from
him in the shape of a protest against
the action of the allies they will make
no move. As a rule it is agreed that a
biockading fleet can do pretty much as
II likes. 1t is intimated. as a possible
reason for the position taken bv the
allies in declining to allow the Caracas
TO remain in the harbor at night that
in the dark il would be difficult to ex-
ercise surveillance of what was being
taken out of her hold. For the same
reason the allies may have decided that
she should not return to the harbor
today but should take on her passen-
gers outside
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-25

operative next July. For the first several
years All cadets viii receive identical
framing IN every branch of the service.
special attention being given to scien-
ufic study Theneeforward from the age
Of 20 the cadets viii be drafted into the
different branches and wiz begin 10 spe-
elailze- The scheme enables speedier pro-
motion provides for revised rates of paw.
the disappearance Of engineers disa bill
ties and promotion TO the rank of COM
mand by selection
Inc new spapers this morning generally
commend The scheme as move in the
erection OF a very necessary reform. but
It'll expected that il viii meet with
mucR- opposition. It's defect. IL is pointed
out IN editorials this morning is that
engineers and marines will sfilI be de-
barred from attaining flag rank, and all
cadets therefore viii want to enter for
the executive branch. The Standard
We do not hlame the admiralty for
neSltatlng TO follow the example OF the
Jnlted states, in whose navy executive
and ensine er officers have been combined
Win very dubious resultsl, hut the adj
mlralty has gone so far that IT certainly
VIII be compelled to go further"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-25
EIs MopEsTY FoRBIDs.
G. T. Bean Decides to Withdraw as a
Candidate For District Attornev

Richfield. Dec. 24-G. T. Bean has sim
plifieG the matter OF appointment of a
district attorney. in case a vacancy oc-
ours. to some extent. by announcing his
withdrawal from the race Mr. Bean
says ne reached this conclusion by tax
ing INTO consideration that he was prob
ably too recent a convert to Republican,
ism 70 ask for such an important recOg-
milton at the hands of the party
This leaves the candidacy lying be-
tween J. II. Erickson of Richfield and c.
r. Beebe Of Junction. Mr. Beebe was
in town this week and says ne will now
make all the stronger pull for the place
since Mr. Bean has WithdraMn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-25
italy Is Willinn

Rome. Dec 2A-Italys reply to the
a ~ proposal of Venezuela
through Minister Bowen and the gov-
eminent Of the United States among
otner things says it would be pleased
II the question Was settled blythe ar
duration Of President Roosevelt and
adds that If he does not accent Italv
VIII have no Objection to submitting the
solution TO The Hague tribunal
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pFATH OF &c PFTERsoN

Richfield- Dec. 24.-Ole Peterson. one Of
the citys old-tinle residents and wei
known citizens. died yesterday morning
from chrouic and acute stomach trouble
During the last twenty fouf hours he suf-
Tered intensely. craving food. but the
functions OF the stomach had become so
utterly useless that H0urishment afforded
no relief. He had suffered from his from
bic for several years past
Mr.. Peterson settled ia RfchfiaId in
1910. coming from Denmark He leaves q
wife and twelve children. He was a very
highly respected citizen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-25
PREFERS ROOSEVELT.
Germany Thinks The Hague Tribunal
Would Be Slow.


Berlin, Dec. 24.-Germany is anxious
TO receive President ROosevelt's ac-
ceptance of the formal invitation from
germany and Great Britain to act as
arbitrator in the Venezuelan contro-
Versy. The German governments
preference is very decidedly in. favor
OF arbitration through President Roose-
welt, rather than through The Hague
tribunal, because it believes the presi-
cent will reach an early decision.
whereas The Hague court would take
many months. The officials also insist
Inat II is 10 the advantage of The.
eide the natter
Inc German steamer Siberia. which
sailed from, Hamburg for Venezuela
yesterday, carried an expert in inter
natIonaI law who viii act as counsel
LOT commodore Scheder in technical
legal questions arising during the
blockade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-25
Unable to Land

La Guayra, Venezuela. Dec 24-Tbe
Dutch steamer Prinz WiHem II from
New York, Dec. 3, arrived off IA
Guayra this morning, but owing to
difficulties with the blockading SQUAD
ron and to the refusal of her agent 10
pay the port charges. she left without
communicating with the shore
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-25
QUIET IN VENEZUELA.
Blockade Not Causing Any Great
Amount of Excitement

Caracas. Dec 2L-The Red d line
steamer Caracas was cruising today be-
fore La Guayra.
The steamer Merida Of the same line
has left Willemstad. Curacao. for Mara
whether the blockade is effective
Ihere vas much Indignation among the
people of La Guayra with Signor de Rivs
and Herr Won Pilgrim altazzi. who arr,
considered responsible for the sheiIinp 80
the forts at Puerto CabeIIo The en-
Noys promenade daily on the beach At
La G1ayra, and 1t is feared they may b..
The object of some Demonstration ~
At Caracas everything Is quiet. Presi-
dent Castro went to La Victoria TODAY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-25
Winter Courses.

Beginning Jan. next, the AgricuI-
tural College, Logan, Utah, offers win
ter courses in the different subjects OF
agriculture. domestic science and art
and mechanic arts. Studants taking
these courses may pursue any other
subjects for which they are prepared.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-25
Blockade News

Berlin. Dec. 24-Commodore sSeheder
reports that the German blockade of
Porto CabellO began Dec. -. and that
the oiockade of Maracaibo by the Ger
mans commenced today.
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aurrying to Venezuela

Berlin, Dec 24.-The German cruiser
Sperber is hurrying preparations 10 sail
from kiel for Vesezuela about New
Years day.
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ANARCHISTS ARE WATCHED.

Rome, Dec. 24.-SeveraI alleged an
archists who were refused admission into
the United States have arrived at Genoa
on the way to their homes. They have
been placed under police surveillance.
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Vessels Captured

La Guayra. Dec 2f.r-At O'Clock tnts
evening the British cruiser Tribune can
tured sloop aid schooner outside this
port.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-25
HOLIDAY RATES
Half Fare Via R. G. W. Railway.

Dec. "A, %, 81 and Jan. 1 we will sell
TO all points in Utah at one fare for
the round trip. Final limit Jan 2
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07
County Telephone Service.

The Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph company wishes 10 oper
ate In Connection with its exchanges
in the county county service, and
to this end reql. 'ts th- farm srs OF
the county 70 give It an opportunity
OF pr. sening It's plans.
By the use of this greatest OF
modern inventions the farmer can,
at a minimum cost 10 himself, keep
in touch with the markets, and on
the days that the highest prices are
offered for the products OF his farm
he can be reached over the tele-
phone by his merchants, or by his
confidential advisor, thus frequently
in one transaction saving the cost
of his telephone service for the en-
tire year.
The farmers in this section are
To confer with the com
pany's nearest local msnsger, or
make their wants known directly to
the executive office at Nashville,
Tenn
CUMBERLAND Tel. IL TEL Co.
e.. f.. DOANE, Local M gr.
Feb. Tit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07

We know OF no Say in which We can
be of more service TO our readers than 10
tell them Of something that will lie ~
real good tc ihe.u. For tins reason We
want 10 acquaint them With what We
consider one of the very best remedies
on the market for coughs. colds, and
that alarming complaint. group We're
fer to Chamberlain Cough Remedy
We have used il with such good results
in our family 80 long that u ha- become
A household necessity BY III prompt
use We haven't ans doubt but that II ha-
time and again prevented Group The
testimony j. given uPOl our own exie-
Renee. and We suggest that cur readers
especially those VINO have small chIl
drvn. always keep il in their homes a.
safeguard against croup- -Camsen :
ca Messenger. For sale 10y MartIr
friedman, druggist
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07
BOONE BUBBLES.


The weather is fine for sleighing
Mrs. Susan Breidenbaugh is down
With the grip.
Mrs. Anna Weishelt is on the
lex list.
Matte Mehne returned from JAS
per, where she had been staying Tor
quite while.
Wonder what has distracted Bro
Estas' attention, so be doesn't vl-l.
the cross road school any more?
Cora Schnarr was the guest Of
Minnie Breidenbaugh Saturday and
Sunday.
aElla Traylor says Van is all right,
If he does buy fur.
Chris. Senuing and his sweetness
we're out sleigh riding Sunday.
Geo. Weber attended the debate
at Portersville Thursday night.
We are sorry to say that Villa is
sad since Minnie came back and
beat her time.
Messrs, Conrad Schnarr, John
Weber, A. l.. Gray and Henry
Hoffman went to French Lick Mon
day.
Bro. Estas preached a very inter
esting sermon Sunday morning.
CT arlev Munkel changed his color
the other night, when he could moi
carry the lamp.
Elmer Lansford says Minnie il
sweeter than ever since she returned
from Shoals.
There is talk of having "tacky
social" at the cross roads in TIT
near future.
/ Lawrence B. says he don't SCI
why Helen don't 60 TO school an.
morel
| Ella Petry looks down-hearte'
since Jake don't notice her an,
\ more.
Thomas Vice, the horse-trsde
and telephone pole skinner, Is 90
ling to work for Ell Rudolph Thu
looming summer.
Bill Breidenbsugh and Herr,
Ruckriegel. special opossum hun
tiers, have quit hunting. Bill say
Iopossums ar getting scarce.
BUFFALO BILL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07

yIScExxEs And JASPER ELECTRIC
RAILWAY MIR. r. +. CLappell, OF
Petersburg, was in JAS er Monday,
interviewing the county commits
sioner- in regard to right Of way 10
thi, county. He did not present
any PETITION formally, but took
notes OF what amendments were de-
sired in the petition, and the order
accompanying it, and took them
back for revision in accordance
Herewith, and will probably pre-
sent them to the Board at its March
session. II the company succeeds
in building this line it will be Q
great advantage to the people with
in reasonable reach Of il Push Il
along.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07

81 was troubled for about seven years
with my stomach and in bed half my
time, says +. Demick, Somerville, Ind.
~ spent about II 900 and never could
get anything to help me until tried ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure. have taken fe~
bottles and am enlirtl,weil You don't
live by what you eat but 10y hat YOU ~
gest aud ass mila e. Ii your stomach
doesn't digest your food YOU are really
starving. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does the
stomach's work by digesting the food.
You don't have 10 diet. Eat all you want.
kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures all stomach
troubles. Martin Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07
Child Worth Millions.

"My child is worth millions to me, :"
Jays Mrs. Mary Bird, Of Harrisburg, Pa,
yet | would have lost her by Group had
not purchased a bottle OF One Minute
,ough Cure" One Minute Cough Cure
sure cure for coughs, Group and throat
md lung troubles. An absolutely safe
,ough cure which acts immediately
The youngest child can take il with en-
ire safety. The little ones like the Ia te
md remember how often il helped them.
Every family should have brttle OF
Jne Minute Cough Cure handy. At his
season especially it may be needed sud-
lenlv. Martin Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07

BLISS my soul!' exclaimed the
man with the iron gray beard, cor
daily extending his hand. Amt
you the tow-headed boy that used
to worry the life out Of me rs years
ago. back in old Chemung county,
by climbing my orchard fence and
stealing my apples?"
"lf you're the Internally mean
and stingy old hunks who owned
that orchard, and used to set your
dog on any boy who came within a
half mile Of it, am" replied the
younger man, grasping the proffered
hand and shaking it heartily
Chicago Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07
Watch Dogs.

EVER ON THE ALERr-ALlNE TO
EVERY FORM OF OPPRESSION
KEPT on EDGE BIZ RDENED Be
YOND ENDURANCE \ + RN + ;
GIVE OUT.
The machinery of a mill that grindss
dav and light has TO shut down now and
then for repairs. 1t is the same with
your nerves. Overyork, close applica-
tion. our way of living brings about
nerve waste, that sets up symptoms oil
various kinds 1t may be falling
strength ~ weakness - lanEuor-head-
-sleeplessness, etc. Whateverlt u
nerve force is lacking and the means OF
restoring rests with DR. A. W. Chase :
Nerve Pills. A great many people
YOU IA for this. Among them is Mrs.
7 Nennis. OF Columbus street, Oakland
CITY. Ind. who SAYS; II was troubled
With nervousness. sleeplessness, dizzi-
ness and nervous headaches. / got a
box Of DIR. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills
and now. although I am getting up In
wears and do not look for radical results
from any medicine, still can LAY got
very satisfactory results from this medi-
cine. | think it an excellent remedy
for nervousness.
Bv calling at Brannock's Drug store
information can be obtained regarding
this great snccs ss of DR.. A. w. Chase :
Nerve Pill : and how they were tirst IN
PRODUCED 10y proof OF their merit Dr-
A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills are sold at DOC
box at dealers or DIR. A. W. Chase
Medicine Co. Buffalo, \. Y. see that
portrait and signature of A. W. Chase.
NJ. ID. are on every package.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07

The Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Co. directors al the sug-
geslion Of President Caldwell, voted
Christmas presents Of weeks sal
ary to those faithful and efficient
employees Of the company that haze
been working regularly since July
i. 1901. Those al Jasper received
their checks this week, ard are IN
consequence rejoicing and making
new resolutions To do all IN their
power to push the interests OF that
liberal corpora ion 10 the highest
pinnacle OF success
The line will be largely extend d
in this county as soon a. the wealth
81 admits Of proper out door work
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07

Worse than an alarm of fire at night
il the brA-sy cough of Group, winch
sounds IKE TIE cnildren's death knell,
anu It means death unless something l.
done ,lucsly. toley's Honey and Ter
never iAis 10 give instant rellei and
quickly cures the worst forms OF Group.
Mrs. 4. L. Cordier, Of Warrington, n.y.,
says ~ three year old giri had ase-
we're case u Group; the doctor said she
could not i've. got a bottle OF Foley ,
Honey and Tar, the first dose gave qulck
relief ana saved her lIfe." FOiey's ZION.
Is ana Tar II best Tor Group ana whoop-
lDg cough, contains no opiates, and
eares quickly. Careful mothers keep II
II the mouse. Refuse substitutes. a. b.
hammock.