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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-21
Registers Notices.

Notice IL hereby given that the following
named persons have filed their Admini-tt,o''
cuar diau aud Executors accounts m the hsl =
tiers flee OF snyder County, and u" - -
having b,en certified IN under the late rules ~
Court will he presented for Conhrmati n Il
allo vance at the Court House In Middlebutgh,
Monday June let, l@d, viz
l. Firs, and final account OF George kuhn
administrator o the estate OF iiathara \. huhr.
late OF Washington twp deed.
! .. Fin, aud hnal account OF Amanda Young,
/ ESecUtrix Of Israel Young, late ot West beaver
twp, deed.
3 lirst and Hnal account of John A. Noa'z
Surviving Executor OF ,athain snyder late
! cf Middleb lrgh. decd.
! I. First and final account OF Jacob Gilbert,
] administrator Of the estate OF Elen Gilbert,
late II Adams twp decd
5. First aud final acc"unt of Joseph Kline.
! Ike, utor ot evi n. Treasicr, late OF West bea-
yer twp, decd
6 First and final account of Alfrcd spech,,
Executor ot the estate II sophia klock, late oi
Beaver twp, deed,
= Firs, and final accoun, ut Alfred spccht,
/ Executor ot the estate OF kias Specht late NJ
/ Beaver t~r decd.
:. First and unal account " Maj agarct, EnoS
and Samuel n lgcr, ENcCutoIs ~ the cstate oi
Joel Bilger late of Middle,l eek twp, deed.
o First and fnal account Of Henry Swarm,
administrator OF susan Swarm, late ot FranNin
twp, dec 4.
ID First and 6ual account of N, \. Rowcr
sox Executor N Rachael Boyer Decreased aud
| Attorney in fact FOR the heirs and legatces oi
elizabeth Boyer, both late ot Center township
deceased,
II. Firstand final account OF ". j Duck, EN
ecutor OF the estate OF Harriet Frantz, lac OF
Franklin twp, dec Il.
l2. Fir and dnal account NJ =. W. Tfutt \
n Nert, administrators Of the cstat' OF An
drew Trutt, late Of Monroe twp dec Il.
u. First and final account VI George ;. Rim,
administrator c 1. a. the estate u "a herln,
Riue, late OF CHAIRMAN twp, deS'd.
Il. First and partial account ~ Daniel amp
bell Executor Of the eSt,te of george tampbe,
late Of Uuion twp, decd.
Is ttrst and final account OF +. w. Teats
Executor OF the estate OF Mary Teats, late %
Perry twp decd.
Is. First and final account ~ VIM. II. Mus
ser Executor " the estate Of Eement Musser
late Of Franklin twp, dee d.
" First aud final account ~ Charles T.
Oliver 7. Hummel Executors ot the estate o
solomon Hummel, late of Mlddlecreek twp.
decd
is. First and final account Of &. A Moiser 4
Phlip Roush Executors OF TIE estate ot harle
kcSk late Of Middlecreek twp decd.
J. II. WILLIS, REGISTER
Niddlcburgh, Pa May ., 1913
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GERMAN CROWN PRINCE.
teresting Educational Trip for
the Young Man.

Further particulars concerning the
itinerary Of Wilhelm, the Prussian
crown prince. and his brother, Prince
Eitel Friedrich, have just been made
known in Berlin. On March tho
princes will set out from Trieste on n
two months tour through Egypt and
the Leraat, An English yacht, spe-
cially chartered for the occasion, will
take them. in the first instance, from
the Adriatic to Alexandria. From this
historic city they will visit Cairo and
the Pyramids, sail up the Nile, admire
the Cataracts, and see the progress
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sa,. g, l.ra v.n--~.-e@ many persons
ay the sa.a 70. bon aul stock o. pa.
EaEaula C2lpalr. -.~itel owning
extensive diamond fields IL South At-
rlca, v-l-l. with the company. e-s
said To De purely mythical
Record ~ 90 the c.rcIlars .saga. uy
the BRITISH African Finance COMPANY
members " the nobility lgJra among
tAe officers ant directors Sir Frea-
erick CammlgOu 81 named as yr.i.
dent Sir Percy &auLersgr. tle Lr.y
Isl cO-srr general. l.s informed tEa
police here 'aat 10 slcl person eA-
lists The other officers are given as
Genera Edmund T. WalieE, vice pre.-
iGent, !. Cameron Rogers. secretary;
EaL5eu |sr.yr, treasurer ans the
boarc q directors consists Of Sir Fred.
erick Cammiugt0r chairman; Siz.
muud EoJAscAiIt, ! CammerOn ROg-
ers, Thomas Kaaley Brown. Baron
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and Anti.P.il
Cured Grips
Days WI
Anti.Pain PHI. J
Headache RI

81 wish to say | hav. 49,
Pills and Nervine for I,cTl
il out and kept up mr. luH n
also used DR.. Miles I,su
times during the pa,, ~
and always with mos, ,,,''I
consider them the b.s
edies. l have also NIL
Cure in my family M
suits. Actual experlepe,s
your remedies have proy,i
l cheerfully recommend 4,
MERIT M. DAyros, Bp,''
Publishing Co, Publi,h,n
Weekly News, Cornell t.,y
Alumni News 20, N. n.y..
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in its after effects it ia on,
scourges that aflllc,s m.,|
the nervous system. W..
action, and lays the kounj,'
ease. The accompan,i,,
the vitality and rendey
tiblc to pneumonia, brcn,,
The best treatment con,s]
Nervine which quiets ,h.
brain, restores strength =
entire system; DR.. MilsJ
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nerves Of the digestive os'
to act In a nstural and he,sy
Miles Anti-Pain rli,vbrl
the torture of headache. \,
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All druggists sell and =,
tie DR.. Miles Remedies p
on Nervous and lleat
DIR. Miles Medical Co, r.
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After her marriage size lived for 4"l..e
ia Washington. where EoroR Won stern
berg 3ns one of the attaches of q '
German embassy. She was known IA
one of the bellcs and beauties ~ hat
city, and was prominent Us hostess at
diplomatic functions.
Miss Ivy LaLgA0m, younger Litter,
of tie baroness, spent last winter aifh
her IN Simla, and made her debut She
B. also q beauty and !s much admired
wherever she goes, Lord and Lady Cur.
mn being among those vino enter
taiued .n her honor last winter
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Benson, l. A, Books
Buck. J Il, cigars
Charles, II +. >toves

Benson, l. A, Books
Buck. J n, cigars
Charles, n 7. stoves
TAYLOR, r.. cigars
cary. u, groceries
Dcobler, u !, a Hur and feed
Dcoblcr, + r., restaurant
Dcoblcr, Z r, repairs aud ,optcctio"ery
Gemberliug, \ =. stoves and t,nwarc
Holmes Geo. +, s'ddler
Hiihish. = T, VI, Cclies
HcttrtCk, I, cigars
Hendricks 4 SON hardware
Hummcl td NJ lumber
kceley \ son clothing
kcSslcr, J {, Tobacco aud 'tgars
Rlliard tables
Keek, \ II, shOes
Rogers \, udse
I audt uslagcr +, cCal
Livingston. n II, furniture
Meek, a ", mdse
Miller. u y r'dse
OsmuU Clrich notions
RtNm' Stiup NV, wall paper
wis :. mdSe
Maccnseiier. Geo. G. drugs and coal
smith. Frank Y, meat
kcllar \ FOrgN meat
SChrONer. VI :, shoes and hardWaTe
khuSler. lr Peter, drugs
Guudrum, Edw. e., confectionery
Ludwig. f. groceries
Clark, NJ, confectionery
Faust John. confectionery
SChuure, u, grain ,,-,,
NuSsclman, \ " N, bllllari anu poor Sh'es
BAKER, l. II, wall paper
UNION
Bower. W VI merchandise
Rovar & Bingaman, hour and feed
Arnold. Adam. cigars
puUtore, y T merchandise
Flanders, Geo. =, mdse
Flanders, :, md>e
Rinc. C'eo r. groceries
Sprenkle, | &, confectionery
SNYDER, Jerry q, hardware and furniture
SechriSt \ = mdsc
SchrAwder. W cigars
Troutman, II ud>e
Williams Mrs +. &, mdse
Wise John II coal
SChra WIDER, II II. confectionery
Ram.r Jacob h, ieNelrv
WASHINGTON
Charles. Jerry. merchandise,
FiSCnhaur ! =, flour and feed
Fisher Lewis, cigars
Harley, r F, mdse
HaiuS p /. furniture
Mover " y, drugs
Shotrherser, Calvin, confectionery
Strauh, X Z, nd-e
Shirk J Il stoves and tirware
Schncc : -four and feed
NanHorn, ! Il, cigars
Weaver, q ". cigars
Mace Jacob, cigars and confectionery
Riee-le Chss A, confectionery
Appeal will be held at the Comm'ssione
Oficc, May 23d, ~ s.
Mercantile Appraiser,
April IS, 'e-S. TroSelVille'
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which Khartoum is making under Brit
ish rule.
From Egypt they will sail for Jaffa,
now famous for little more than its
oranges, and then push on to Jeru-
salem and other holy places which
their father visited in imperial state
a few years ago. On their return from
This pilgrimage they intend to pay their
respects 10 the sultan In the iildis
kiosk, whose regard for Kaiser VIII
helm is still unimpaired, and from
Stamboul they will visit King George
at Athens. A pleasant excursion 10
the site of Troy and the isles Of Greece
will be the conclusion Of this educa-
tional trip. They will leave their
Yacht in southern Italy, return home
via Naples, Rome, Florence, and Venice,
and reach Berlin about Mayl.
1t is rumored in ST. Petersburg, but
the source of information Is not the
most trustworthy, that later ON the
crown prince will visit Kiao Chau by
the overland route, travelling in spe-
cial train over the Siberian railway.
"It is scarcely neccesary TO say" says
the Berlin Gazette, that no political
significance attaches to any part of
this journey. The princes will not be
~c.Ha ...., as siVo.Vocrr dirlhY stisds :"
They will take their two ordinary
military attendants with them and
Prof. Clemen. of Bonn, who accom-
panied the crown prince in Holland,
Switzerland and South Germany.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-21
KEEPING cows CLEAN.
Little Device which should lie
Carefully studied because It's
worth Introducing.

The illustration shows n cow stall in
actual use. The contriyance over :he
shoulders of the COW is the unique fea-
ture. Cows. when urinating, natural
ly arch the back. and II confined by
rope or stanchion, will crowd as far
ahead as possible. thus allowing their
waste to fall exactly where they would
stand when feeding. The little device
shown in the illustration in no W. .
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wANT$D-Several persons Of character and
good reputation in each state one in this Co,
required to represent and advertise old estab-
lished wealthy busln house Of solid financial
standing Salary S2l weekly jth expenses ad'
ditional. all payable in cash each " ednesday
direct from head Offices Horse and carriage
furnished when necessary. References. I'm
close self.addressed envelope, Colonial Co,
SS4 Dearborn ST., Chicoga, <-lg-lt
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Everybody should joln d, II
lsic Club Of America. Th,ssJ
Ianywhere. 1t costs alnos,,,sl
benefits u gives are wonds.S
purchase books aud periots,s,
instruments at special cri -,
duoed rates at many ho,eI r
free Of charge. IL ofer -
BILE cash prizes 60 mcms.s n
IrOoms In many cities sfo,i,,x
every mem ber rcce ives th,,s,
tiled !" Ev'ry NJ onthnsrs
Itself. including 6 piecso!t,,1
strumenta1 music fun 81 ~
extra chargei Y pieces ~
loan GET ALL OF TEgsl F.
IMOST NOTHING.
| Thefull yearly menhens,t
which you get all above, q
draw any tlue within h.
want to 10 so and get yavrl1l1
don't care to spend 81 q, ~
months membership. Noa.rS
this offer BY. You viii ~
va1ue many times oye,. Gl1
sent free OF charge, tuieu7
send in your Request f..E
Iproper fee at once. hesa1
bership OFFER will soon c,nE
dressing your letter a.. -
Iyear's membership or uz56
months to 4
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COW IN THE STALL

interferes with the arching OF the
spine. but does force the cow to draw
back instead OF pushing ahead; thus
the gutter back of the COW catches
the filth and the floor remains clean.
There is no rule to give for the ex-
act placing of the structure, rs diff
ferent breeds of cattle differ 80 In
height and length; however, piece No.
. should be located just back Of upper
point of shoulders. and from one and
one-half to two inches above the back.
This gives chance for free movement
and in no way interferes with the COM
fort of the COW. My cows are Jerseys,
and frame is Just 20 inches from
stanchions. No. I is block on
which to fastsn No. 3. No. 3 is the
upright which should extend to the
joint above, and there be fastened. No,
is brace for the support OF the
frame, and should be nailed very firm
as the COW will break the trap II she
can. No. 5 is the gutter.-Orange Judd
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80 800 champlon 10.

An experimental farmer who dwells
near ST. Louis, converted an innocent
coy into living brewery. lie feeds her
with malt, hops and water, in certain
proportions. and she gives lager instead
Of milk. Next summer he intends to
extend Ia experiments by feeding an
othercowt tyith rum and sugar, with the
expeetati p that she win produce milk
punch. I'M
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Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon, Harold NJ. Mcclure
W Pres dent Judge o. the Judicial District,
rnmpOsed Of the counties Of Snyder, and
Inlou and Peter F. Riegle and 4. T, CEN
herring E>Qs.. Associate Judges in and ior rSny'
der county. have issued their precept, bearing
date the cath day oi Feb A. L., 1903 t1 me
directed tor the holding Olsn orphans Court, q
court o. Common Pleas, court OF oyer and Ter.
miner ami General Court Of Quarter Sessions OF
the Peace 81 Niddehurgh, Tor the county on
Srvter. on the 1t Monday In June !, 1903
Notice t. therefore hereby given 10 the Soron
er Justices OF the Peace and Constables IN and
toy the county o. Snyder, 10 Nppear IN theii
proper personawiJh their rolls, records, lnqulsl
mons examinations ana other rememhrsnce'
to do those thigs which ot their othceS ana 10
their Sehali ps-tair % he done aud witnesses
and persons prosecuting in behalf Of the Nom
mouwealth against any person or persons are re
Outred Ia he then and there attending ana de
parting without leave at their peril. Justices
arr requested g. be pupctusl in their attendance
al the appointed time agreeahly 10 notice.
Given under nv hand s"a seal az the SheTitl
Offices Ia Mddlehurgh the I'd OF May, a. D.
1865.
CHAS. f. SAMPSEIL., Sheri
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Someone said in the hearing of Pres
ident Hopkins, of Williams college that
university men nowadays have too
many sofa pillows and other luxuries
in their rooms. "Oh, yes, they have
their luxuries, but they also have the
antidotes," said DIR. Hopkins. II see
these signs of luxury, but l also see the
owners of those pillows out on the
board track every day, exercising in dis
/, REGARD Of the temperature; And they
aeo very thin. y Si..u, uV... ,
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Samr~oll, ~, Drug
Walter n II. confectionery
Rover, Alien, furniture
CHAPMAN
FISHER VI J, mdse
Uummc, Harriet, md-e
KcrStct'cr. VIM r, cigars
Rine, y. mds
Rine. b, mdSe
Rinr. GcO = udSe
Ncl<er. David ndsc
Troup. A cigar
FRNNSITN
Bower ChsS. mdse
Custer y Il, mdse
Gift z F, mds
sghsefTer / T. u>dse
Simonton Barber, mdSo
SwArtg 4 Grayhu. mdSe
SteininCer Rro>. coal and grain
winey. " Z, coal and grain
GravhiU VI. cigars
Franklin Milling Co Crsiu
JAcs~nN
Dsuhermsu, T. pdse
Derk. Il " ud>e
Herman. Daniel. cigars
Ncrhnod, Irwin mfrchaudisc
uummei, a, drug
Benier. Michael A, ssddler
MIDpLEEUsG
AurAnd. Arthur W, Goa oil
Atlantic Refining Co. Goa oil
AurAnd. + C, Tnuiincrg
Ruitu, w.s, cigars
Beaver, " Il. rDdse
Reave~ Cab
puns cisetrsu.. A., ..ss iineIy.
faekenburg, A. ieueiry
FreymAn, + X, ssudier
FouIk Il ". canrvr' ionvry
0ciuetg Bros mdsc
Ga-uau " SHOE
Ls.~turcr 10 W stoves and tiuwRre
Ken - q. me c4aual-e
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Ee.-.. F-aaE s. or-an- Bua macElnC-
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JURY LIST.

list OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court q
over and Terminer and General Jail deliver
and Court Of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace G
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-10-09

"My con methought We heard you
speak Of son'sire this morning az old
man. Yoaare sixteen years Of age, are
pou nos7 lost 90 that Is the age when
callow youth has his fret attack Of big
head. Yoi Imagine at this moment that
you snowfall We observe by the cut
Of your tnlsers, the angle Of your hat.
Tie feSbr "a your breath, the style Of
your sice and the swagger Of your gait
thai yon DC badly gone on yourself.
This saI effpr we can overlook bat Il
Indlyst enANtrep speak ~. ,erms
lofllitfs4 NJ - bne whom You should
never mehtiDn save by the sacred name
Of father, He may not be up to your
style 10 the modern art OF making an ass
Of him'elf, but ten TO one he forgeis
more 10 a week than you'll ever know.
lie may not enjoy smoking gutter
snipes, chopped fne and wrapped in
tissue paper, but be has borne good
many hard knocks for your sake and IL
NAAtft't " ~ AAN iNFHtNA 1oAl thhlioW
brain an muster. By and by, alter you
are though knowing II all and begin to
learn something, you may be ashamed
and wonder where the foolkiller kept
himself when you were ripe for the sac
ridee, and then when the old man
grows tired Of his journey and stops to
rest, and you fold his hands across his
bosom and take last look at his face
that hai grown beautiful In death, you
will feel a sting Of regret that you ever
spoke Of him In go grossly disrespectiul
maunet And when you hear sprouts Of
imbeeilliy using the language that so
delighted you in the germinal period Of
manhOOd YOU will feel like chasing them
with sWagon spoke and crushing their
skulls V see II there lie any brain tissue
on theInside."-Bob Burdette.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-10-09

sag Lake City, Sept. s, 1908.

SAIL Lake CITY, Sept. 3, 1908
EDrror rlSfs
l haze number Of applications from
water usss in YOUR locality for eHten.
sion Of iifoe in which to install measur.
inc devices in pursuance Of the notice
recently tent from this Office. Such
person, a. not, Of course, understand
that bsye no poser TO extend the time
fixed bylaw or they would not make
these ~ des,s By Inquiries in the var.
ious localiues !, appeared that the best
time 70 give these aotices would be i'm.
mediaioly after theirisation season was
over and accordingly issued the notice
on the IN inst, that being the date
which, itapp'ared, would accommodate
the greatest number Of ditch owners.
aud while J regre, that Il does no, suit
all concefned have no authority to ex-
tend the tine to accommodate those who
would b. better suiied II some other time
had been named.
II you feel like Publishing this 10 your
payer It will be much appreciated.
Respectfully,
Ar. DoRrArs, State Engineer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-10-09
FROM TIE MISSION FIELD.
Two coaIviiIo Boys Write Of their Expsr
Ienoes In the South.


CArLErTsBuRo, KY, Sept. 10, 1898.
EDITOR TmEs
Thinking it would he Of interest TO
the readers Of The Times, we write you
the following letter:
Since our conference, which was held
on August 18th and 10th, in Bath coun-
ty, KY, we have been laboring in Boyd
and Greenip counties. During our trav.
els together we have had an enjoyable
time. Last Sunday We visited the l.. p.
S. Sunday school which Is held ut Bro.
T. NJ. Caldwell's In south Catlettsburg,
Boyd county. The school is in pros
pcrous condition and doing a good work.
There lie good attendance considering
the number oi saints in the neighbor-
hood, and they all take an active part in
the work. When the class exercises
were over we practiced singing some Of
the Sunday school songs. After school
was dismissed, Sister Caldwell prepared
good dinner, which was enjoyed by all
present. At o'clock the snints, to-
getber with y number Of friends. met in
sacrament meeting, we're the saints bore
n strong testimony to the truthiulnese
Of the gospel and the divinity Of Joseph
Smiths mission. when services were
over, we we're invited TO the water mel
lon patch, which We did not leave until
twelve Of the largest MELONS were miss
ing. A meeting was held in the even
in: at the home OF one Of the saints. A
large crowd was present and listened
with interest TO our testimonies. This
lie only one Of the many good times which
the Elders in Kentucky enjoy.
We are well and enjoying our labors,
and feel that there 10 a good work to be
accomplished. The harvest truly lie
great and the laborers are few, and we
have but little time to stay in one place.
while we have been In the Kentucky
conference we have had the privilege Of
adding seven souls to the fold Of Christ.
We feel the responsibility that IL rest
ing upon ne as ministers Of the gospel.
bat we know that " we are faithful w.
Christ, We shall rid our garments Of the
blood Of all men, and be found spotloss
before the judgment seat Of Christ.
There are twenty Elders labonng
10 ms Kentucky conference At prasert
travelling two BY two. without pursc 6r
script. They bold on an average six
meetings week While the state has
been canvassed once, there are still some
honest souls who come and listen TO the
Elders bea- their humble testimonies,
and to purchase church literature.
Elder II. A. Hess is our conference
president who has been appointed TO
succeed President A. W. Neeley, who
has been honorably released TO return
home, The Elders meet with some OPP
position but the Lord never fails to raise
up some kind friends who are willing to
take them in and provide for their
wants.
Your brethren in the gospel,
F. NJ. WRomr,
J. +. REEs,
737 Third Street, Louisville, Ky.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-10-09
5. Il. L..

Mrs. Alma Eldredge entertained the
ladies Of the club Wednesday afternoon.
The business Of the club was the cleo
ton Of officers for the ensuing year,
which resulted as follows:
President-Mrs. Alma Eldredge.
Vice-President-Mrs. Allison.
Secretary Olson.
Treasurer re. Pawlas.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. viii
liams.
Reporter-Mrs. Boyden.
Program Committee Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Allison.
Prior 10 the next meeting a program
for the year will be outlined. Mrs.
EdIedge read the address given by Mrs.
DENIES 7 $. Dension before the Fedora
ton Of Woman's Clubs at Salt Lake City
last week.
Club adjourned to meet with Mrs. L.
+. Eldredge.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-10-09

It il saidoi John Wesley that he once
said 10 Mistress Wesley. "why do you
tell that child the same thing over and
over againp "Jobn Wesley, because
once telling 4. not enough" II is for
this SAME reason that you are told again
and again ihat Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy cufss colds and grip; that II
counteraclasny tendency Of these die
eases to result in pneumonia, and that II
IL pleasant and safe 70 take. For sale by
John Boyden q Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-10-09
Confessions of a Prle.I.

Rev. John S. Cox, Of Wake, Ark,
writes, For l2 years suffered from
yellow Jaundice. consisted a number
Of physicians and tried all sorts Of med
ieines, but got no relief. Then began
the use Of Electric Bitters and feel that
1 am now cured Of disease that had me
in its grasp for twelve years" II you
want reliable medicine for Liver and
Kidney trouble, stomach disorder or
general debility, get Electric Bltters.
It's guaranteed by John 2oyden & Son.
Only SOC.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-10-09
Broke Into Ills House.

s. LeQuinn Of CAyendish, W., was
robbed Of his customary health by in
vasion Of chronic constipation. When
DR.. Kings New Life Pills broke into
bic house, his trouble was arrested and
nov he's entirely cured. They're guar
anteei to cure. 26c at Boyden's drug
store.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-10-09
A Lowe Letter.

Would not interest you II you're look
ing for guaranteed salye for sores,
burns or piles. Otto Dodd Of Ponder, Ne,
writes Il suffered with an ugly sore
for year, but box Of Bucklen's Arni-
ca savesured me. les the best salys
on earth 25c q Boyden's drug store.