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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26
Drummers Day Committees.

The Committee on Arrangements
for nrummcrs' Day met last Friday
night and selected two committees,
one to see the young ladies of the city
and request them to serve at the ban
quGt to be given to the drummcrs on
Thursday night, and another com
mittcc to select grounds for the base
ball game between the drummcrs and
the merchants of this city. The ban.
quot will necessarily be given in Il
tent, because of the lack OF n room
large enough to accommodate the
guests, which will number between
$50 to 500.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers in real estate for week
ending Saturday March 2lal Furn.
i,hcd by Smith, Blccck IL Co.
j. H. Long to W. F. boss, Lots Is,
~ and 20 in BoyCc's Addition to Farm.
ugtou; consideration $4,000
VIM. H. Agncw and wife to Jas
". Doss, Lot Markcrt Addition to
Pennington; consideration $1,000. 90
Jas. W. Doss and wife to Wn. II.
Agncw, Lot II j. c. Williams Addi-
ton to Pennington; consideration
$1,000 90
T.. NJ. Bradley and wife to Nathan
Janis, part Survey 2O97, containing
80 acres; consideration S2S0O.O0
Margaret A. Marler to Theresa
Stcrtz, strip SIT. wide adjoining Lot /,
Block 10 in Hills addition to Settlcton !;
Consideration $4,000
Newton 5. Gay and wife to Milton
c. Brown, W /. Section 30, Twp. 3s
K. f. containing 305.l7 acres !;
consideration $1,000.
Thos 4. auckland ct. al. 10 NJ. c.
Brown, 800 acres in Sec 0, Twp. SO
Il. > +; consideration Sl.OO
John X, Harper and wife to +. e..
Huff, part n. W. Il of S. W. d Sec.
IL. Twp. 81 Il (, containing 1900
acre; consideration $4,000
VIM. Kick and wife ct. al. to VIM.
Bennett, S. W. 4 Of S. w. 4 Sec
Il, Twp. "a X. & containing 40
acres; consideration $4,000
John NJ. Bean and wife to Firman
Dcsloge, IlGO acres in Sec. 0, Twp.
SO X. 4; consideration SIG, 10000
John H. Graft and wife to Manhat.
tan Lead & Land Co, Lot 0, Block Il,
Cantwcll; consideration S2,275.00
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\. N. SEBASTIAN.
Marriage Licenses.

March 18th, G. W O'Dam and
Miss Matte Hill of Flat River; mar
red same day by Rev. +. C.Lamb.
18th, Howard Counts andMiss Rosa
Karsch of Taylorplacc; no return.
10th, Warren Vandivcr of Bonnie
Tcrrc, and Miss Lena Hughes of
Pennington; married March 18th by
Rev. w. G. Reeves.
18th, W. NJ. Matkin and Miss
Emma Tullock of Bismarbh; married
Marco 18th by Rev. II. j. La Tour.
10th, Louis Russell and Miss Julia
Dowlim of Desloge; no return,
goth, John Bowers and Miss Matte
Jones of Bonnie Tcrrc; no return.
2Srd, Felix Fowler and Miss Ida
Cooksey of Dcsloge; no return.
2Srd, Gus Steilin and Miss Lizzie
Hince of bismarck; no return.
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~ ID IN n IL n % shS m ErSs n ,sh Z
| EASTER OPENING !
!; WedDdeSdQV Qld Thursday !
!; April Is: u! q.
!; Souvenir for Every LQdy |
! Morris Bros. !
MN uu NV ~ III ~ urr %
SOCIETY EVENTS.

Misses Lois lIaw aud Mary Taylor
entertained their friends at the home
OF the latter on Saturday afternoon,
from to 3 Each guest brought
something that she was tired of, and
in the course of the afternoon an cN-
change took place. Sandwiches, CO.
Goa, shcrbcrt and cake were the re-
frcshmcnts.
DR.. Reuben Fugate, one of our best
townsmcn, has reached the allotted
span Of man, three score years and
ten, and he says 81 am now living on
borrowed timc-borrowcd from the
Lord. d." Last Friday was the anniversary
of his birthday, and the good wife of his
household decided TO give him sur
prise, and wthou! saying anything to
him she invited n few friends to take
birthday dinner with him. The
Doctor was sure enough taken by
surprise when the guests arrived, but
he was delighted to have them and
was well pleased with the little ruso
Of Mrs. Fugatc. 1t goes without
saying that the dinner was splendid
one. The Doctors host of friends
hope that the Lord has many years to
lend him, and that no may enjoy each
succeeding anniversary OF his birthday
with cheerful heart, zest and Il
good appetite.
Mrs. X. NJ. Talbcrt entertained in
honor of her guest, Miss Grace Blanks
of ST. Louis, on Tuesday afternoon
from to g.. The house was bcauti-
fully decorated In red and white.
The most amusing diversion of the
afternoon was the dressing by each
guest of stonc-pipcs in red AMI
white tissue paper. Many creations
worthy Of Parscnnc artist were pro-
duced, and the first prize, hand
some Mzart bust, was awarded to
Miss Macy Morris. Miss Sarah Nc
Arthur was the recipient Of the second
prize and Miss nellie Rushing won the
unspcakable one. The dining table
was laid with tissue paper in red and
white, and tissue paper fcstoons, con-
forming to the color scheme, were
draped from the ceiling to the four
corners of the table. A bed OF violets
formed the ccntcr-picce. The room
was darkcned and lighted with red
light The refreshments we're, sand
witches and coffee, and cake and
brick in the colors. Among
the guests were Misses Grace
Blanks, Jessie Spaugh, nellie Rush.
ing, Anna Buck, Mary Asbury, Adele
Caycc, Sallic Yost, Louise Macarthur,
Sarah Macarthur, Macy Morris, Sue
feathers, and Emma Carter.
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Athletic Association Organizes,

The Pennington Athletic Associa.
ton met in the hall over licrzog's
Shoe store Monday night and effected
a permanent organization. Seventeen
members were enrolled and the fol-
lowing officers were elected Prcsi.
dent, Barney Petty; Vice President,
Fred karsch; Scc'y. and Treas. Yer.
non Doss; Scrgants- at arms, Joe Iim-
mcr and Edwin DeGrant. A commit
tee was appointed to draw up bylaws
aud also committee to make sClCC.
tons Of proper paraphcrnalia for the
fitting up OF n gymnasium These
committees will report ut the next
meeting on Thursday night.
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MAY OPERATE LARGE SAW MILL,
Location Not Yet Chosen But Will be
in Neighborhood Of libertyviI'e.

Mr.. j T. Russell of this city is
making arrangements TO operate a
n large saw mill near l.ibcrtyvillc.
His present plans are for a mill Of the
capacity of from fifteen to twenty
thousand feet of lumber per day, or n
yearly production Of y million feet.
The greater portion of the. lumber
turned out will be plain building ma.
tcrial, or what is known as car ma
terial. The mill will, in all probabil-
ty, be operated on land owned by MIR.
j.. Z. Williams. Mr. Russell was I'M
able TO state positively how soon he
would have the mill in operation, but
that it will be done as soon as he can
complete the necessary arrangements,
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LosT-Whitc, black and tan setter
dog, ears black, spot at root of tail,
body licked, giving blush appearance.
Lemon and white bitch, mostly white,
and much smaller than dog A rca-
sonablc reward will be paid for their
return or for information leading TO
their recovery. II. b. LEDBETTER.
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lIcrzog's New Shoe store,
Three door, east ut Post Oi)icc.
Martin, your best photographers
Abstracts See Smith, hIrrck y
Abstracts

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--latest styles III belt, ana COMBS al
Mrs ,. = WAITS
&. W. Jones viii be candidate
for school director
BIanco Ccrro, the popular desert, at
Klein Grocer Company ;.
Clarence Nprwinr Of Hnnuc Tcrrr
w,s in Eurmiuotpu Tuesday.
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Millinery Opening.

The largest and most complete as
sortmcnt OF Spring Millinery ever
brought to Pennington, including la
dies, misses and childrcn's Hats,
Flowers, Foliagcs, and everything in
Fruits, from huckclbcrries to grapes
and cherries, will be found this season
at Miss Maud Highlcy's Store on We'd
nesday, April list.
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Bro. Allan Mcdowell, Grand Lee
turer, will visit Pennington Lodge No.
1872 A. +. e. A. NJ. on Friday, March
81, at 2 pm, and will remain over
Saturday and Saturday night. Breth-
rem of surrounding lodges fraternally
invited to attend these meetings.
j. p. CAYCE, W. NJ.
ROBERT TETLEY, Sec'y.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26
CONE AFTER KlMBERLAIN.
Mr. J. p. Butts Left Wednesday After
noon for Arapahoe, Oklahoma,
Where he is Under
Arrest.
CASHED BOGUS CHECKS.

j. W. Kimbcrln, the Elvins Argus
printer, who cashed bogus checks at
Elyins about the 18th OF last January
and escaped to Lexington, Ky, is now
under arrest at Wcathcriord,
Okla, where he was located on in
formation furnished by TIE TIMES.
The Wcathcriord Democrat recently
contained a notice that j. W. kimbcr-
lin of Louisville, Ky, had been en-
ployed by them. This information
was at once turned over to Mr., Butts
by The TIMES, and after investigation
he found that it was true. Applca-
ton was made to the authorities at
jefferson City for requisition papers
and the Sheriff at WeatherfOrd was
notified to arrest Kimberln and hold
him until Mr.. Bats could procure
papers and come after him. The pa
pers arrived Wednesday, and Mr..
Butts came over for them at once. A
telegram came Wednesday morning
from Sheriff Campbell Of Wcathcrford
that he had Kim berlin and would hold
ut Arapahoc, Okla.
MIR. Butts left Wednesday afternoon
for Arapahoc where he will get Kim
bcrlain and bring him back for trial,
which will likely be held at the n"x'
May term. The total amount OF
checks cashed by Kimbcrlain was in
the ncighborhood OF $50. lie also
carried off a typewriter. lie has been
in Lexington, Ky, until recently.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26
IAha[d Inn Library.

One hundred and twenty-five books
arrived last Tuesday for exchange
with the present books. Those who
have specially asked for books will
please call at once, as they will be
put in general circulation within a
week.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26
KNOB LICK ITEMS.

Miss Mary McGcorgc made flying
trip to Fredcricktown Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Bayless spent last week
in Frcdericktown returning home Sat-
urday.
A snow storm passed over this part
of Missouri Monday morning.
Mrs. VIM. McGeorgc, who has been
sick for some time, is better.
March 23. ANON.
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For City Marshal

We are authorized 90 announce
A. ". OWiutN JACKSON
AS a candidate Tor City MHrahAi
We are authorized tunnuHuu.t
CHAS. II. ADAMS
As a candidate iHr city Mu1h1l.
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Farn(ington Times
THURSDAY, MARCH, ~, 1903.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COURTS

tIRruil CoUHT-J. u. fnN' JH'H' N''"''''
NundnysiN May ana November
rur.ri CntEr-Flrst Mondays To- f"hF"N.
ry, May August AMI November
rr.u,rr CORN. second Nlnndn}' III Jan
.nrr. Auru, july aud Ortuh"
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Get your fresh sa usage ut Antscn
City Meat Market
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CANDIDATES ANh0UNCEM Is
FOR County School Commissioner.

We are authorized announce
\. II. AkhHS,
present incumbent, AS a candidate Tor
reelection to the office of County
Commissioner of Schools. ct the annual
school election ON the ust Tuesday
April, 1903
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Communion services will be held at
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

TcrIcy leads in exquisite designs il
jcwclry
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

See the new line Of combs and belts
at Mrs. 5. G.. Watts millinery store,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26


SMITH, BLEECK & Go.
The quarterly conference of the
NJ f. Church, South, was held on
Monday morning. Rev. j. Il, A.
Vaughan preached bo'htmorning and
evening on Sunday, and communion
was observes at the morning service.
Mr. j II Lyons, who is now mana
ger of the Hotel Imperial in St.
Louis, aud who formerly conducted
the St Francois Hotel in this city,
Was in town the latter part OF last
week, trying to rent the st. Francois
Hotel again, but Mr.. Heinrich. the
present renter, was unwilling to re-
lease it.
MI. Samuel Z. Jennings announ-
ccs himself ms candidate for City
Street Commissioner. Mr.. Jennings
is one of our best citizens, considcra-
bic property owner in the city, and
would take personal interest in see
iug hat the work on our streets Is
done right. He solicits and will APP
prcciate your support of him for the
position.
Rev. Il. NJ Talbcrt got out the
first number Of the Christian Helper
last week 1t is devoted to the in
tcrcsts of the Christian Church, and
besides church directory and roll of
the members, it contains several
articles full of advice and help to his
members. 1t is most worthy I'M
dcrtaking and reflects much credit on
the editor. In all probability Rev.
Talbcrt will continue to publish it
either mouthly or quarterly
Mr.. James Thurlcy, an old and
popular citizen of Knob Lick, died in
st Louis last Tuesday, March 2Srd.
He had been identified with the granite
business at that place for about twenty
five years, and was esteemed and re-
spcctcd by every one who knew him.
Mr.. Thurlcy was native of England,
and came to this county many years
ayo. He was about 20 years Of age.
The funeral takes place today in 81.
Louis.
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$500 for we'll improved 1928

acres fdTm IN BU!rT TfhlIIt htISH-
hurhood near St Louis road, ST. Fran
co.'s county. improvements cost
nearly price VIC ask for farm.
SMITH, BLEECK & Co.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Simply the best in the market
those Norfolk and Viking suits for
boys at Cole & Nixon's.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Go to the City Meat Market for youl
choice steaks, roasts and pork chops
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Plain and selfrising buck-wheat flour
and pancake flour at Klein Grocer
Co.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Cole Il NiNon's line Of Boys Nor
folk and Viking spring suits are I'M
,urpasscd.
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S0|u|d0y. ApA /. 1903.

One Cow;
One year old lleifcr with calf;
Two year-old-past Steers;
Two r.old lIcitcrs;
Nineteen head Of Sheep, all ewes
except one, and there are II
young lambs-the balance of the
ewes will drop lambs this spring;
IA of them are yearlings.
| will also sell some nice Pigs:
One Mccormack Binder;
One Buckeye Mower;
One Hay Rake;
One Steel.framed Harrow:
One Dicks Feed Cutter;
One Farm Wagon;
One Turning Plow.
Two Single Hands;
Two Double llansd, and
One Drag.
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Cole a. NiNon's line Of Boys Nor
folk and Viking spring suits are I'M
surpassed,
Mrs a. l., Ortcn is very low with
pneumonia and little hope is enter.
taircA Of her recovery.
Mrs Josie Mason returned Monday
from Irondalc where she visited her
father, who is very i'll.
Mrs. r. S Kahn visited her parents,
Mrs. and Mrs. ~ Harris of Taylor
tow- the first of the week.
Mrs NJ. II. Topping visited Mrs.
Mont Packard and Miss Eta Scbas-
tan Of Flat River, last week.
Mrs. Richard +. Bland, widow of the
late Congressman Bland, is visiting
the family of Mr.. Merrill Pipkin.
Miss Laura Murphy, daughter of
Sheriff II. NJ. Murphy, visited rela.
tiyes and friends in Bonnie Tcrrc last
week
Mir. Jos J. Gruignon of st. Louis
was here Monday attending meeting
Of the st Francois Gravel Road Com
pany,
MIR aud Mrs. Anderson Counts
have returned home after Z visit of
several months ut different points in
Texas.
Smith, BieeCk s Co.'S Alb
StraCts are accepted by trust COM
panics, and by leading attorneys of the
state.
II you want nice gold, silver or
any other kind Of watch, at the lowest
prices, either ladies' or gcnilemcn'S,
90 Ia rctIcy's Jcwclry store,
James Bcauchamp, who has been
employed in the shop of W. a. Cloud,
has resigned hi, position and returned
to hi, home in Ste. Gcncvicye.
The regular monthly meeting of the
officer, OF the Presbyterian Church
will be held this (Thursdny) evening
at the home Of DR.. T.. c. Mccormick
Miss Emma Keller has gone to Fort
Collins, Colo, to spend the spring
aud summer season with Mrs. Holly,
who will be remembered rs having
taught here
Stylish patterns, swell makc-ups
and wearing qualities distinguish Cole
~ NiNou's line of spring suits, for
boys from four to fourteen years, from
other brands
Mrs. j. W. Buck entertained
number OF the children Of the Christ
Ilan Church on last Friday afternoon.
Nariou, game, were played and the
young folks enjoyed themselves inn
mcl,cly,
There will lac a roll call of all the
members Of the Christian Church on
sunday morning, April 9th. All
members will be expected to respond
when their names are called.
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Finland Famine Fund.

EDITOR or TIMES Please print
gifts to Finland famine fund :
Mr.. Thomas Highly, Pennington. 81 90
Mrs. Landrum, Farmington.,.......... so
SI.5o
All gifts forwarded by Mrs. Geo.
W. Williams, Pennington, Mo.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Go to Mrs. s! G. Watts for line
of dainty handkcrchiefs.
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AbStractS--Satisfaction guaran-
tecd. SMITH, BLEECK & Co.
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Mrs. a. l.. Ortcn is very low with
pneumonia and little hope is enter
tairca Of her recovery.
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TERMS OF SALE.

All sums under s. 90 cash; all
sums of S. 90 and over 6 months
credit without interest, purchaser
to give note with approved security.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Good maple syrup at Klein Grocer
Co.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Pay cash for your meat at Autscn''
aud get per cent discount.
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James Bcauchamp, who has been
in the shop of W. A. Cloud,
ln. resigned hi, position and returned
10 hi, home in Ste. Gcncvicvc.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

Mrs. Josie Mason returned Monday
from Irondalc where she visited her
father, who is very i'll.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

II you want "A nice gold, silver or
any other kind Of watch, at the lowest
prices, either ladies' or gcntlemcn'S,
90 Ia rctIcy's Jcwclry store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-26

There will lac n roll call of all the
members Of the Christian Church on
sunday morning, April 9th. All
members will be expected to respond
when their names are called
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John II Graft and wife to Manhat-
tan Lead & Land Co. Lot 0, Block II
Cantwcl; consideration S2,275.00
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Smith, BleeCk s Co.'S Alb
StraCtS ARE accepted by trust COM
pauics, and by leading attorneys of the
state
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PUBLIC SALE

Tue undersigned will sell at pub.
he auction, one mile east of Lib.
crtyvillc, st. Francois county, Mo,
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The regular monthly meeting of the
officer, OF the Presbyterian Church
will be held this (Thursday) evening
at the home Of DR.. T.. G. Mccormick.
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Mrs. X, s. Kahn visited her parents,
Mrs. and Mrs NJ, Harris of Taylor
tow- the first of the week.
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John NJ Bean and wife to Firman
Dcsloge, IlGO acres in Sec. 0, Twp.
SO X. 4; consideration SIG, 10000
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Mrs. j. W. Buck entertained
number of the children of the Christ
IAN Church on last Friday afternoon.
Narlou, games were played and the
Young folks enjoyed themselves inn
mcl,cly,
The Delta independent., 1903-11-27
Developments in Philippines

The Development Of The Philippine
slands daring the past ysas is displayed
IN ths anticipated report os C,s,sne, Z
ief Of the ba,sap Of jpesla,
,aairs Of ths war department, made
public seesntly.
The accomplish nent Of greatest ira
postanes TO the islaBds diving the year
has bseB the successful launching ot
the pew Rscal system. The new eiscnla-
lion medium consists Of 18,o00GG0 pesos
10 fractional silver coins and 10000 900
in paper money. To establish the new
system and purchase the silres coinags,
two Issues ef bonds were made Of $1,000 :
600 cash, both ss which were sold at q
premium. The procsesle Of the sale Of
these bonds were deposited and drew
interest at the rate OF three and one
half psr cent, 80 that the government
sstsaily made money by going into debt.
Colonel Edwards eSphasizes the nee
sssity Of reduction Of the Dingiey ta,ifs
rates for the encouragement of trade
between the UDitsd States and The
Philippines There 10 an active desire
90 the part Of the Philippine CONNER
cial interest, he says, for tariff conces-
sioDs and the report states that the same
desire has been evidenced by the same
Interests in this country.
The Delta independent., 1903-11-27
& Re1aaritabte CASE.

Ono Of the most remarkable cases OF .
cold, deep-seated on the lungs. causing
pnsumonia' is that OF Mrs. Gertrude z.
Fenps,. Marion, Indiana, who was
entirely csred by the use Of One Minute
Cough Curs. She says: The coughing
and sarainipg 30 weakened me that ran
down IN weight from Ii8 to % pounds.
] tried q Bvnber Of remedies to DO avail
sptil used Ono Minute Cough Core.
Tosy bottles of this wonderful remedy
cured - sptivoly Of the co0sb, stren.
gthsssd ny lungs and restored NE TO
ny Dos.ai weight, health and strength.
epid BY PsopIs's Pharmscy.