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New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
CUsHMAN. EPHRAIM BOLBROOk--I

- pursuance Of an order Of Hon Frank r FitzEerad
Sr0gate OF the County New York notice Is hereby
given persons having claims against Epnelrn HOT
6-ooE C-1lsbuian late County OF NeW York DE-
vouchers thereof TO the
sscrbs place OF transacttnE business az the
Edward A Freshman 40 Nassau street, IN
York. before the 1Sth day on sep
ternbe- next -
Dated New York. the 18th day Of March 1903. -
JOSEPH CI-SHNAN- HOWARD CCSaMANs JAMES
8 CTFSIINAN. Executors.
EDWARD \ FRESHMAN Attorney tor Ezecutors. A4o
Nassau Street York City
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

Abne- c Thomas. surrogats Of ths C9unty Of New
given TO al persCus having claims
sgai5s Cecilia Ls Barber Meetta- late of Paris
Frarye deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscribers their place or ransactinz
ofhcs Of Guthrie. Cravath & Henderson.
No 40 W ali street cf Manhattan IN City or
New York = or before the 2orh day OF June next
Dated New the 6tn day c. D-csrner, 1902
EDMOND KELLY. rxs--.O--
CHARLES 4 MELETTA. NN7111ors
GUTHRIE. CRAVATH * HENDERSON. AtSorneSs -
Executors wall Street. Borough of AannaIIAa-
York City
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
CHAIsOTTE G. MILLER-IN PURsU-

- ancs Of an order OF Hon Frank T Fitzgsrad. a
Surrogate County OF New YORK notice 70 nsreoy
given 10 ali persons having claims against Charlot1e G.
SfIie- Iare of the County York. deceased. to
the subscriber
al her place the Office az her
atto-ney Edward F. Brown ESQ. No IS Wall street.
Borough Manhattan City OF New York On or before
the tyenty-hrst day Of September next
Dated New twelfth day ol March. 1SD1
A. BURGOTNE. Exscurrfx.
EDWARD r BROWN Attorney FOR Execurrfx. 1S W11
Street Borough OF Manhattan N 7. City
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

Frank T. Fitzgerald. surrogate Of the County OF OF
York hereby given 20 all persons having
claims against Christopher Bell late OF Newport, I n
OF deceased 70 present
thereof the SUBSCRIBER az ner ples %
business sTe Office OF DeWitr Aoc1lnan
a DsTTitf No rs Nasss Street IN the Borough OF Man
haitian In the City New York On or before me 1otn
next .oo~
MARY BELL Execu>Sx
DEWITT LOCKNAN & DEWITT Attorneys for Exec-
utrtx No SIreeL Borough OF MAn1AlsS1-
York CITY. y. }.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL EAST RIDGE. n H
L Hgh and dry. 2.00o fl above the sea level; a nne
from IS to $l2 per week
For Booklets inquire Of lfSVCHAfSI q bE1Ch>-
Louis Urquhart. AanagNr
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
OCHILTREE. THOMAS Pm PURsU-

ance Of an order Of n Frank T. Fitzgerald Bur
rogas County New York Eottce Is hereby gwen
all persons Ocntltree.
Iate OF the County deceased. the
with thereof the subscriber al her
Uace OF transa--ing namely, the oce Of J. y
4 n A Wise, % Broad Street. Borough OF Aanhat-
tan n. y. before the LIST day Of august
Dated Ne~ " 2. Isth day Of January. 1909
VIRGINIA VI NORRIS.
o P Ochtitres. Deceased
J. s & H A. WISE. Attorneys tor ADMINISTRATIVE. 70
Broad Street. y. y. Clty
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
IL PrRsrANCE OF an OaDER OF HON.

Abne- e Thomas. Sur~'yate - ne County o.
IS 20 an persons having
Claims Cstharfr late Or the County on
Nsw York decesssd present sane with vouchers
thereof nj oifco % srdnstcttnz
business the Mitchell q Mitchell Nos ~ and
Wall Street. 81 The CisV % New 4oE[ en- OC oe-oE7
the day % August Eext -.
Dated New York efth fav q February 1903
FREEMAN BL0OF)(fOCD- Executor
MITCHELL z MITCHELL Atsornsys FOR Executor.
Nos. & 50 Wall Stree BOrcagh or Manaattan- ~4S
New Yc-k
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Opens June -. Altitude ESQ feet.
CHAS & GEO H. BEACH. Managers,
CATSKILL NEN-YORh-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
HOTEL TRAYMORE.

ATLANTIC CITY. n 7
the F-very known com
so- and convenience. Golf privileges Running water II
bedrooms "a 49, =
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

sa5o-RATEs REDUCED-Slo TO sl6-
TIE RITTENH0USE, NeS StlseIIe 5eFs' c1tT 4Ta s1eh
Regular rates S4oo day reduced 70 50 SO and $40
-~.s~.ot,sS H G. HALLTNGER
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
Srsrrogates' Notice.
THoMAs. sAMUEL-IS PURSUANCE OF

THOMAS. SAMUEL--IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon Frank Fitzgerald. SurrossA II
sotice hereby given % all per-
sons having cafus Samuel Thomas late OF The
q deceased with
vouchers subscribers. their place or
trarsacrf- th@ odice of Peckhag. Miller *
KING 50 Esr5adwsy sorough q siarhattsn CITY q
before rre GfeeIth aav - Ocroosr. IJ
DATED Neu YORK the Esy o. Ao-it 1903
INN AUGUSTA THOMAS. ELEASoR T BEECk-
-fsN FxerIrrfces. EDWARD = THOMAS GEORGE
NACT-T-IIOCT4 MILLER. Executors
PErTHalT MILLER q KING Attorneys foT Ann Az
r7sfa Thomas Edward r ThOrnas. George MArc1isoeh
Nler Broadway. Borough of Manhattan Ciry OF Ne~
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
THE HOLMHURST.

Pennsylvania ave Beach. Atlantic City, N :.
High class Elevaor.
pa-lors the finest section,
Excellence Of cuisine and service
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
HOTEL STRAND. Atlantic City, N. ].
BERKSHIRE INN,

roean Front Fireproof sea baths FAIRBAIF2N &
WILLIAMS owners Prop-s- also 1861 broadway
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
HOTEL CLARENDON.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,

South Csrolina-ave and Beach Atlantic City \ : Finest
hotel capacity $50 Rooms
cutie with private baths Elevator; sun paroT etc Excel
Ir- cuisine Special Spring BRYAN & WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

VIRGINIA AVE AND BEACE \ AIL-A2<IdG 1 l NJ Nav
rs-e I-r-he-lcted Elevator steam heat: not
sr5 cod baths free Capacity 800 Table and service
the hnest 6o0Ae~ J O J. E DICKINSON.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
S1eclal Tates for Nay anc June a me
Hotel Islesworth.
HOTEL RALEIGH.

y y J
Extensively and attractive
features Isigl-cass hotel.
Offering Special Capacity 400
Elevator with bath steam heat.
Superior table Coach trains
Booklet c c SHIeSN.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
This vel-xnown hotel remains open throughout the
Golf. Yachting Driving Riding The ever
fanous Boardwalk Illustrated Booklet. y. 7. ofice
LEEDS & LIPPISCOTT.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
GALEN HALL,
MAGNIFICENT NEW
HOTEL AGNEW,

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Adjoining Boardwalk Capacity. 500 Special SIS up
weekly So daily; $500 Sunday, including Sea
7Vsrer Baths swimming Plunges Orchestra, automobile
F36oElet Nex-york O1lce. 2S9 4th Ave Phone 1913
lsun Also Park Place.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-23

THE COLUMBIAN,

1Oo0 ISLAND PARK. st. Lawrence River. y 7
The located and most attractive hotel among INC
Thoroughly TO date IN all respects
Orchestra. boating. fishing etc open June 13
L 4. JOHNSON. Prop.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-08-19
HOUSEHOLD AND DAIRY
HELPS.

IF the stove is rubbed with
news paper after each meal 1T
will not be necessary to polish 1t
so often, but when 1t needs
polishing the blacking mixed
with turpentine will give better
results than when mixed with
water. Clean the nickel plate
Of the stove with soda and am
monia, using wooden cloth,
then polish with flannel, and
soda IL eXGallant for cleaning
tinware. Smal! holes in tinware
may be mended with putty.
Work it in smooth With knife
and leave 1t 80 dry thoroughly.
Another good cement for tinware
and stone Jars is m ade by mixing
together htha rye and glyceriue to
the consistence Of thick cream
and the same mixture is good for
mending lamp tops. The wire
screen OF the milk stralner Is
easily cleaned by rubbing on
both the inside and outside with
clean, dry salt, but the best
sJraiuer Is made Of a thin cloth.
These pieces and all other dairy
cloths may be kept white and
sweet smelling by washing them
every day in a strong pearine
suds, and the suds is excellent
for keeping the dish towels
white and clean. 1t pays to
have plenty of cloth to use about
the dairy SO some can be summing
and airing while others are In
use and a brush should be kept
for cleaning the churn, as it
reaches into crev.ces and such
places that a cloth will not reach.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-08-19
The Death penalty.

a little thing sometimes results
in death. TSRs mere scratch,
insignificant ests or puny boils
have paid tho asata penalty. 1t
is wise to have RlGklon's Arnica
Salve ever handy. It's the beat
saLve on earth and will nrevant
fatality, whea atssaa, sores, ulcers
aud piles thgssAta4, OnIy 25C, al
Crawford Bros, FIndorJUghP.ar.
macy, and j. =. MSoNey a CJ's.
HruGe'rrcs.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-08-19
Eat All You Want.

Persons troubled with Indigestion
or Dyspepsia can eat all they
wunC IT tnev wliI take Kodol Dys-
pep5ia Cure. This remedy pre-.
paIss Vhe stomach Gof The rece D.
ton, reteutien, digestion and as
simjiatiouof all Of the wholesome
food .hat may bo eaten, aud en-
gbles .a1 digestive Organs totrAns-
form the same into the KIND e
blood that gives health and
strength. Sold by Ora wford Bros.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-08-19
Dysent cry Cured Without the rid
of a Doctor.

"T an just ap from hand
spell of the hux" (dysenlery)
e.~7 Mr.. o. 4 P.-rev. gel'
known merchant Of Drum nond,
L,.- i 4.-- one email Iattl.
or Uh&mUeriaIns Uolic, Cholera
and Diarrhooa Remedy snd was
cured wItnUuJ having doctor. |
COusIuoI al Ino uosU uuOlera medI.
cine IA tho world" ThU1o 10 40
AUSu =. emPioJ iAs = Qoosug wASh
tLi5 I-.IS'.E il &3,1, I'll 49, , H..
saa prJscribo q bo.t-c medicine
{ 2 !. ~ CO.'S 'a.' - s.t ",.-
either for children NJ pdrlts. u
pHv"r foilr nr7 IS Nla--ant -
tak" For sale hv j. y. Msckev
u, CV., dIuS uSS'cCs.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-08-19

The number of homesteads
entered in British Oolum bIa
during April was 675, or 500
moro than double the nur Der
entered in the corresponiing
mont last Jear.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-08-19
tirOD College.

thrOD College.
The desirability of having Ii.
braries in school houses ia being
urged by those who are deeply
interested in the development of
the common schools of the state.
There is an actual need for some
broader and more inspiring class
of information than som metimes
may be found in the text books,
and the books of human interest
will act in a way to make the
pupils take more interest in their
studies.
The state superintendent Of ed.
ucatlon, Hon. o. s. Martin, has
had Prof. j. z. Kinard, Pm. D., to
prepare list of books which he
thinks would make suitable read
ing for the pupils of the public
schools. This list Mr.. Martin has
sent to the trustees of schools
with the following appeal for
their attention to this subject:
To County Superinte4de ,Trus-
tees and Teachers:
Allow mo to call your attent ton
to the urgent need Of Libraries IN
our common schools. Many OF
our schools have well arranged
working Libraries, but hundreds
of them have no provision what
ever for the thousands of bright
pupils who are hungering and
thirsting for something more than
is furnished by the daily routine
Of text book work. And, then,
there are thousands Of children
who spend much precious time in
wanton idleness, which might be
prOtitably spent In reading the
bsst literature. In addition to
its disciplinary features, small
library will be used by 4 Judi
cious teacher for the purpose of
inspiring pupils to wider out.
look and nobler life. In fact,
have observed the workings of
some small libraries in country
schools recently aud have noticed
that such Libraries work a whole
some influence on the entire COM
munity. They give subjects Of
community interest and prevent
gossip aud disagreements.
Ii is scarcely necessary to argue
the benefits Of school libraries.
One has only to go into q school
room and hear pupils recite, or
examine some sets Of eXamiua
ton papers to find out by general
intelligence and excellence of ex.
preston the students who have
had access to good books and who
have been readers. There ls a
vast amount OF IguorHuCa Of cur
re0t luo"l2dge and information.
Mauy homes are nOi provided
..h. -.. - .'..'.r h..r.a ..'.a. Vt. Nl.a
any literature which viii teach
living hIstory and widen the
hcrlZan ~ the life Of the bright
boys aad girls who emaaat9 iron
them.
Every scnool ought to have it's
dictionary, aud, If possible, its
eucyCiopaodia-and yet how
Iauy MaIo neither? Alter a Ia
orary has been bcgua il school
it is easy for il to accumulate,
and soon many Other valuable
books of raforouce and parallel
reading vii! be collected which
win enahlp teachers - train for
research. culture and ecNoloreHi-.
| have KnOwn teacher IN q
country sCuo0t 10 RAISE SO or SI2
with aa entertainment, 10 start a
library .ad .hau the trustees pro-
....a u.au --on o.. H.tn 4ooX
AID key. Gits Of 1.JA, Ua.e
made by various pubic spiuied
0."0le .ar| 'hr' css, g'.. ...s..
ed various papers and maPazlnos.
49,. g., ...
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-08-19
SUPT. MARTIN ON SCHOOL
LIDRAhiEo.

Open Letter to School Trustees
and Teachers, and a list Of
Books Prepared by Prof.
j. z Riuard 0i win
thrOD College.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-08-19
LIBRARY LIST NO. |.

Anderson, FAIRY Tales and
"Arabian Nights Enter tainment;" :"
Bolton, Poor Boys VINO Beca me
Famous :" Bulfinch, Age Of Fa-
bic" Buuyau, "Pugrlm's Pro.
gress ;" Defoe," RobinsonO Orusoe :"
Earle, "Child Life in Colonial
Days." Franklin, "Autobiogra-
ply :" Grimm, Fairy Tales :"
Lamb, Adventures of Ulysses"
Tales From Shakespeare; :" Now
ry, american Inventions and
Inventors >" Plutarch, Lives"
(selections); Pyle, Merry Ad-
ventures of Rbbin Hood; ;" Pyr-
nellie, "Diddle, Dumps and Tot :"
Ruskin, King of the Golden
River" Swift, GslIiver's Trsv-
els" Williamson, "Life of Jack
son."
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-08-19

essary in order that the teacher
mHy teach .uxl5 SOW TO read ard
what to read. The whole course
Of puplfs lite may be chang !
3y giving him a love Tor reading
and taste for good books. News
papCIo, ,,ua-,T.u-s auu other PER-
Odicals exert q great educational
influence, and these might we'll
find = place in a woil-orucle-i
book case IN a pu0ho school.
Some Gro especially adapted aud
q teacher can use them with won
derful results.
IL is my desire that we get at
least a small library started IN
all of the schools in our state
which have no such prov;sion,and
l ask for your cooperation in
this very important and far
reaching work. l have aske ed
DIR. Jas. z. Kinard of Winthrop
college 20 prepare some suggest
i've lists IN connection with his
work at the State summer school
N'N NISoO cAS ilSlSlO dppCuueu.
These and other good books may
be obtained at very reasonable
prices. Either Of these lists, with
dictionary and subscriptions to
two or three we'll chosen papers
and magazines, will make a splen-
did nucleus for school library.
There are great posi- bilities in
this work and 1T is binding for
all time. | hope that the statis-
tics next year will show great
advancement in the work of Sc
curing good school Libraries, be-
cause | know excellent results
must follow earnest efforts along
this line. The following lists.
prepared bv DrKinsrd, will sug-
gesU d good beginning, and any
Intelligent teacher can easily
suggest additions and many pat.
rons And public spirited people
will donate books, papers and
magazines to help such a good
cause.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-05
Salvation Army Meetings.

The special meetings that are be-
ing held at the Salvation Army hall
are causing good deal of comment
and thus far have been very interest.
Ing. The illustrations used. while
very peculiar and some very homely
have been the means of driving home
some powerful lessons.
. The meeting for tonight (Thurs.
day. is to be surprise. Friday
night the devil is to be dissected and
analyzed. Saturday night the chill.
dren will render literary and mus.
ical program. Sunday night an
illustrated sermon will be delivered
The Band of Love, which meets
Saturday afternoons, is in need OF a
lot OF second hand clothing to be re-.
modelled for the use of the poor
Notify the captain if you have any.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-05
Had to Take 1t Up.
Greeley, Colo, Nov. 3, 100

Greeley, Colo, Nov. ), NUS
To Tribune Last August ~ a
contract was let TO Fred Deubach n
Son of Greeley TO put down stone
sidewalk with curbing at Evans
Colo, in front OF Odd Fellows build
ing. and in accordance they went
right to work. Having only a verbal
contract, 1t called for 'ox5o front
walk, the rock 10 range from Two to
three inches in thickness, Mr.. P. w.
Hughes and Mr.. Ross to look after
the same. AT last when the side.
walk vas nearly completed, the last
named man and Mr.. Deubach had a
little MISUNDERSTANDING and from
that time on the walk was all wrong.
So Mr.. Deubach and son went over
10 make a settlement. which was by
contract sll5, making allowance OF
$40 for stones that we're not altogether
satisfactory, which was discussed at
lodge meeting, and came to the con-
cusion that they would not accept
the proposition and then had the
gall TO offer SS5 for the walk, which
was refused by Messrs. Deubach 4
Son. The Odd Fellows were notified
that unless immediate payment was
made on the same, the walk would
be taken up. which was done October
81, 1903 and was done to avoid law
yers' fees. and was not so ordered bv
odd Fellows OF Evans, as was stated
in last weeks issue of the Evans
Courier That's the way 1t goes
when people don't know when they
get good thing. Tney ought not to
have it.
FRED DEUBACH & SON.
per NJ. D.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-05
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is
Pleasant to Take.

The finest quality OF granulated
loaf sugar is used in the manufacture
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and
the roots used in its preparation give
it flavor similar to maple syrup,
.naking it quite pleasant to take.
Mr.. w. L. Roderick Of Poolesville.
Nd, in speaking Of this remedy,
says: Il have used Chamberlain's S
Cough Remedy with my children for
several years aud can truthfully say
it's the best preparation of the kind
] KNOW of The children like to take
1T and 1T has no injurious after efect,
For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-05
EsrRAY ADyERTIsEMENl. ].

Notice is hereby given 20 Wit 70
ce,n ,h,t the following 1escrtnal .5,t n
was taken up near ault, Wei, ~ IN
Towit: One gray horse brnua 70 'bl'
said animal being unkn"Nh .,r ,r Il b'fc
unless claimed by owner or BY
~, 1893, said estray vii ,' ,'- Nl'n
Board for the benefit ot the rSsPE,
STATE BOARD OF $40, Tsln.
Commissioners D'n'''' t.,rt 3
First publication in Greei.F I'D
1908 last publication Nov. 90
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-05
i-f-'..-..'ts-t-t'-t-ss-'.s'
Electric Railroad
NOTES
:-:-s-.-:-:-:-:s.---::--f--..-

Mr.. Carmichael OF Denver and Col
onel Meredith OF Fort Lupton were
before the county commissioners ias'
Monday with request for fiah-
chise along the county roads ioT an
electric railway line to run between
Greeley and Denver. The commits
sioners have not as yet taken any
action in the matter.
In speaking OF the proposition OF
the Denver men, County Clerk W. h.
Adams stated that In his opinion
the gentlemen should not be taken
seriously at this time, as il looked
more like speculating proposl'loi'
than legitimate enterprise for the
purpose OF giving this section much
needed transportation facilities. SAID
he. ''It is not an outlet to Denver
that this city wants, but line that
will tend to bring into Greeley tfie
business OF the outlying districts OF
the county that goes elsewhere on
account OF the Inconvenience OF
reaching Greeley. We want line
that will take in the Thompson ana
St. Vrain valleys and bring US In
direct communication with the coal
fields at Erie and Lafayette. That
George j. Spear, VINO is promoting
line to take in that very territory Is
in earnest will be shown by the en-
terprises he has already put into sue
cessful operation in this city lie
is public spirited and his interests
are all in Greeley. For that reason,
if for no other, the business men
he.e should assist him in his enter
prise until it was carried to compile
tion. or it had been demonstrated
beyond doubt that he could not
carry it out. In case of the latter
resulting, it would then be time
enough to take up some outside
parties. People of Greeley should
thoroughly investigate any outside
scheme before entering into it, and
thus make sure that they were not
playing into the hands Of the Union
Pacific, or any other road already
heIe.
Il have seen the report made by
the engineers brought here by MI.
Spear, and nothing could he more
favorable to this community than
that report.
With cheap, rapid and comfortable
transportation for passengers, the
territory and population that would
become tributary TO Greeley would
be almost doubled There are hum
dreds OF families in Weld county who
do all of their trading in cities OF
other counties, because they are
nearer. II for fifty cents or less they
could run into Greeley in from half
hour to an hour, without going to
the trouble Of hltching up teams to
drive in, they would come here to do
their trading, I'd leave teams to
work in the field. All this would
esult in infinite benefit to the
town, to say nothing OF the economy
TO the farmers in handling produce.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-05
A FATAL MISTAKE
Is Often Made by the Wisest Greeley
People.

It's a fatal mistake to neglect
oackache.
Backache is the first symptom of
kidney ills.
Serious complication follows.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them
promptly.
Don't delay until too late.
Until it becomes diebetes.- Bright 8
disease.
Read what citizen says:
f. Heaton of III Ninth street,
says: 80 many suffer from kidney
complaint that / was little uneasy
for time about myself, for l was
troubled from my back aching in
the region OF my kidneys. | have no
DOUBT but what it was caused from
strain or cold. at any rate when
| catch cold it settles in my kidneys
and causes my back to ache and other
symptoms Of kidney complaint make
theiI appearance. l have never
doctored much and have taken but
very little medicine Of any kind, but
when saw Deans Kidney Pills ad-
vertised aud so highly recon- IA ended
for kidney trouble, l concluded to
give them a trial and got a box at
Fl. Reynolds & Co. s drug store, cor
ner Of Eighth street and Ninth av-
enue. took them as directed and
they gave great satisfaction. They
are easy to take, have no effect upop
the stomach or bowels and act
directly on the kidneys. | thor
oughly believe from the results / OBJ
tained and from observation that
they are one preparation on the mar
ket which acts fully up to the repre-
sentation made for them. -
For sale by all dealers Price, 50
cents per box. Foster Milburp Co.
Buffalo, n. Y, sole agent for the
United States.
Remember the name-poan's
and take no other.