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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

Fire destroyed ~ m. surface I'm
proyom'n is ~ IN. lmcfi,au mine NJ
Gladstone. Col. on ne iith The l,fa
Is oftmniA, n ,i.SOo0
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after auarrolny with his wife. who
had ,.n him. over a pI,,uf. of 4 dad
daughter. on m. Inn ,ut nor hrn,t
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22
NEWS IN BRIEF.


Former PRECEDENT raul Kruger. ~
tho T%ransvaal Republic. died. on the
ii'h. A. Ciarnz. In 10. SYKES Canton u
vand. Death was Gue TO heat weak
scss rcsutiinR from an attack Of pneu-
monla
On tho iith Mrs Mary Constantine
Boone. a pioneer ~ Kansas city, No.
died there. AGED ~ year.. She was
born 10 Quelec. Can and settled In
Missouri In 1895. when ~ she elcped
With DANIEL Bpne. a grandson u the
Kentucky fruntlerSman
At the Harlem ~ ~ morgle the
body Of Henry BAXTER Kingsley. Of
New York. Who disappeared mysiori-
ourly November IL. and which was
found. on the i3th. IN the Harlem river
a; One Hundred and F1fiy-seyenth
street. was Identified beyond question
President ionbet d France has sig
nihed bis intention of conferring the
grand cross ~ Tho lsgon 81 Honor
upon Secretary Hay IN recognition OF
his efforts during N" past ave years.
10 strengthen The bonds Of amity be-
tween the Tinted sia'es and France
President Roosevelt has notified The
member. ~ his cabinet that he VIII lie
back 10 Washington ca July Is. ana
that he wants sii Of them 20 meet him
thore DURING ihs fret week ~ Sst.
on The 18Th The funeral " he Gate
Mayor Samuel " Jones was ~ Ia
Toledo . Il Wa the largest ever
zen there
Win q fctfos ~ divorce cluiChed IN
her hand Mn Ella swolnda lu rich
attire. was found dead on q sidewalk
~ South Park avenue Chicago. on the
18Th \ broken vial which had oon-
.ninod poison was found IN her hand
49,
IN The T"ransyaal thr news ~ Paul
krug.r'H death Sa received with ftn-
raj r.rsot aud sympathy The
papers msic generous r"f.rono" %
him mud warmly lppof, 10" tusFcs-
tion ct iho burial ~ ii holy IN he
runsvuai
President william Kennedy q ne
dofunct Citizens hank a. Enid. Okla.
va arrested there up N" 18Th charged
With making false statements 81 tho
banks CONDITION u" entered = plea
II not guilty. aud was PLACED under
Uond ~ ~.
niscovsrsr q = cook. al the Gua,e-
'"alan Esi ws'sil-ea'ing ants. has
sired tho department II agriculture
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22
MISSOURI STATE NEWS


Pertaining TO the annual apporfion'
nent among tho counties Of the state
school moneys. Gov Dockery made the
following statement:
The state auditor has certified &c
the state treasurer for the credit OF Inc
school fund. si.ofs. 37s 81. being the
amour, ap%portioned for the present
year for the support OF the public
school system This distribution from
the state revenue fund exceeds by
about $4,000 the amount spportioned
In 1908, and In the largest made Ia the
history Of the fate In addition 20 this
contribution for the support of the pub
lie schools. the state pays annually .
little more than a quarter Of a million
n dollars On account for the main.
ienance of the state university and N.
Rolia school Of mines. Missourians are
20 be congratulated upon the STEADY
Increase Of the funds set apart for the
maintenance Of our great EDUCATIONAL
rsiem"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22
Policeman cap,.ss. pe.r..ado.

Charles Konnef alleged fooipad
train robber and pal Of the no'or'ov
Pat Grove. wa captured. after a des-
peraie nghi. by Patrolman John Ruch'
N IN - Joseph The desperado's skull
was fractured bis left leg broken and
he was Injured Internally There T.
slight chance FOR bic recovery Ronuef
has teen connected with Pat Grove aud
clate Taylor in several train robb"fle,
aud sas with this pair At The hold-ur
neat Aurora laf' fan when Clate Taylor
vas kill'd u. d. believed 20 have killed
Jane. Pyle. a aloon keeper. ~ Nine
tecn'h street aud Frederick avenue 81
Joseph. Ia a holf.up three year, ~
Tho ru,crnmen, alfo warts Renncr foi
many alleged pct one" robberica.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22
CONDENSED rrLeoaAms.

Nearly n dozen people were injured.
one dangerously. In tho dorailmcnt Of
nortiugound passenger train No. 81. on
III. Fans-Cl.bufnc line 81 the Gulf.
Colorado a Santa Pc railroad. nine
miles south of Dallas. Tex. on the
18th Thomas Gray. baegagoman. 81
Cl.burne. vas plnloned under the
heavy safe AMI a trunk In the baggage
car. and suffered serious injuries
with a display of fireworks surpass.
iny that on the Fourth ~ July. the
Homestead steel works AT Pittsburg.
Pa, started operation H fuil. IN tho
night ~ the nth, with the employees
working double time. Th' plant has
been operating oniy about half time
for the past year
The body of y Kent LOOMS. who
disappeared from The Nufia German
lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IT,.
June 20. a. that vessel wa nearing
Plymouth vas found by n lahofer On
The iC'h. az Warren Point BlFbury hay.
on fifteen miles from Plymouth.
Eng
The cotton mill. ~ the Edwards
Manufacturers 60 ~ Augusta. Me-,
was shut Town. on N. 10th. Tor two
months New machinery viii be- In.
sifl'cd and repairs made. About 1000
employees Will be Idle
Secretary ~ gtaio Iohn HAY has
sent "a the French embassy a letter ac.
c'ptlug the decoration ~ N. Legion al,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

Robert c Iaio veil known 10 ~,
sroftlng element NJ ~ l1uIsians for
two generations, wa arrested charged
Nith conducting a gambling establish
m'ht Two mahogany roulette tables
~er" taken &" The -four cuurls vlih Paic
abd vii b" used ~ evidence against,
him II FL forty years H,nco Rob Pate
Wa mt prominent In Famiup circles
IN 81 lnuis win saryinr fortune
h" followed biz calling. p!ayilr loo al
cities from New York 10 san Fmuc.s
20 and up and down tho Mississippi
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

Judge oNcn Ryan ~ 81. Louis. re-
emily denied naturalization papers y
NJ applicant, giving ~ hls reason that
~" applicant was NOT qualified 70 be
accepted ~ a citizen. teinf unable to
describe ne American form Of poy-
'ium.nL That was a suflcien' rsn.
'o- and II would b. amply sufficient
though n, applicant were eligible ~
ever. otter respect There have ~ u
times 10 ~. Louls when the we're not
M particular about the qua idcauons
p. q candidate fr citizenship
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

The prudes who could not 'is.in-
rNifA beiS.en an chronological eNhi,.
T. and a hoo'he.ooooae dance havs been
gwen a quieins. the president havipS
given orders 10 suspend the oncri to
mak' the lgorrotes AZ the Philippine
'NhlLit ~ the Worlds fair wear
clothes. They were brought over ~
M iGtorral part Of one Of the most IN
,erostins exhibits Of he fair. and to In
iist upon q change In their mo les ~
tress or living would bo t. destroy that
portion Of the exhibit No one u com
PEELED to see them, aud those who do
se them mnf' pay. IN extra fee for 80
doing The tcrrVte has won. and Tho
10 t~filmphant
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22
wealth, Iarm,r Murdered.

Phillp Beremoud. 60 year. a wealthy
farmer wa murdered NJ his home. four
mile. easi ui claftsdalc. Andrew oouh.
~ There were evidence, Of . desperate
ighi tr'W~'t The old man and he As.
sa1lani' HUt house wa ~ransackrd and
II be had any money there OF which
HI relatives know Go'hius. q wa q.
cured by he murderer Il 10 NOT be.
iie''d towe,'r that any co., dcrab!s
'um va sept there.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

SIN cocoon cultivation IL be'omini
u ui Scryin's national industfi.t. ac.
U"rriur Z" ~ report Of Consll General
Ggonihcr At Frankfort G.rmin.. Nc
avs that last year there wee collect
'd n that kinVdom "a 600. 1"uudf II
tlik ~o,ons AMI that ~" s"-rien vuv
sfum'nt g. distributing iaffc quantities
o.. 'he 'st 81 the sildNofm ifes ui
.tafpc.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

Although he world, tar has PROVED
me s'rorposi Kind OF an attraction 10
me teacl'r- e.. Mi'sruri, appealing 10
hem a. f. school II Instructor ia H..
eli unique ana not 10 B.. no SOD by
any 'dntaior 'i ambition. 'he summer
session Of ne VA, Ve'mrp normal has
proven ~ infge . s,,oss as any Of
rast years.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

John n S%thnetiler. former member
4 iho 81 Louis house ol ~d"losates. Lla
pleaded guilty q the charge Of bribery
.jnsi before N" ase va called the
i0odler had this to "a 10 Circuit Al.
,ofn.y Folk bribery had been going
IN here for = long time ami ty,ryUoiy
know IL. but nobody was ,yrr y, ,sreai-
cd for n until you came IN Nobody
had hen prosecuted for n whel went
into oftc", W. | did ho' realize hat T..
Wa u crime until ! took bribe money "
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

IN" New YORK Sun aays ediiprially
- comparison ma b. made between
mo sale Of prices cufor,cd by tho ho-
''ls restaurants aud .%hophropors IN g.
Louis aud ~ he recent republican con.
N-ui,nn 10 Chicago The oumphr.,oa
lays a wreath Ut laurel ON - Logla
trow and almost leave her hsthsd In
it' cool whit" light 81 a phuanthro-
plsf And this was durrr a ruth o..
world fair visitors. too.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

~ Henry " stanley lef behind
him. according io the British Weekly.
ne wiy an imm.nt" amount " MA
isfIal concerning himself In n" form
81 diaries anu letters. but also ducp.
penis ~ imm.nse historical Import
Hnce. which could hot properly BE- pub.
istod during the lives 81 the persons
Insi concerned In hen.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

Mr. Sarah Giipin. ~ Henry county
" ruiri celebrated her one huLdrciih
tirhdsy a short time ago Her father
lived Ia be- no years old. her mother
~ her older sister 100. he has q
t'o'hof In oregon who IL Joe. ard one
- her sisters died NJ ioi Naturally.
mrs Gilpin hopes to live To a green Old
me-"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22
ni..our. ,mr,.r.,,, u..,. u..,

Prof Wltpf + s'orr head Of N.
MUSIC apartment, Nebraska we.l,yau
university Lincoln has been appointed
uS ne executive board of Missouri! uul.
,~ersiiy az Instructor OF vocal music In
'hr ieath'fs' college and musical al.
'tt'of NJ the university
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

The bureau 81 statistics shows tina.
While there has been a rise In the
price Of many commodities there has
teen a decline In many others tor in
stance, pig Iron. steel bars. steel bill
lets and Tin plates are cheaper. Chew
On that now.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

There are three terms In n boodlcrs'
car-r-the term u once. tie term u
retirement and the term In prison. The
mt follows from ambition md a rOm.
tinaiion Of circumstances. the aeoond
Is a sequence Of the first. and the third
Ia entirely conditional. depending on
ynr Gus uumhiua,ions
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

il the land worth aghfing for Ia
Manchuria log raising Is pfacticod up
e. pretty much The same srale a. sheep
farming In Australia a pretty bride
do~s not take her dowry 10 specie or
In land Dogs are n. dowry. sis II
'he 10 the daughter Of poor parents
more u they b. wealthy
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22
HETRIBUNE.
Published ~
TIM TRIBUNE PRINTING co.
MONTGOMERY. MISSOURI.

10 ooEsequence a the discovery by
prof schrcen that the bacillus Of con
sumption Is not the same as that "
~tubercuIoris. II Is held In German mad
ical circles that the present trea' ment
81 consumption will be RADICALLY
changed.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

According to the crii mates ~ ihoss
~ a position 10 know. when The Dave
commission completes NJ work of al.
lo'nF lands Ia indian cltiasns a. least
so'Vooo acres will remain In Indian
territory unalloied and unsegf'Fated
n" greatest body Il tha viii lie In
tie tLickafnw-C hoclsS country.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22
n'nth % >!,noln. =. ,@.r,.r,.I

Nlcholasj scfiupp for 20 wears A
res dent is, Joseph G.td of brgb,s
ll''ase We was vice president Of me
~ joseph Brewing Co ana very
wealthy. "
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22

IT." iorcira colony n Missouri mi
yefslty ucNt year VIII include nearly a
O "f %arisiocraiio snung Ery p'ians
mentors ~ the ii'prst families In
Egypt. WIN ar" urininR to pursue
eour,'s In %avfiolltIf" and medicine
Georr. J Salem ~ Alexandria. Egypt
came her" lat year sLd entered the az
rlclitufai oufse Ne was ~ we'll
pleased with the university and with
American university life that he has
carried on a vigorous campaign gmonr
his former classmates at IN. Syrian
ro!lose Of which he " a graduate The
rcYiiis II this h that abou, twenty Of
the young Egyptians have arranged Il
snt'r 'he university h.xi year.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-07-22
Rev. Stephen Keaiy Was Stricken
at the Altar.
WORDS SEEM PROPHETIC
pss.ioaist p~r.,I.rini Wa Take" III
while Prearhiss so>s to"Er~xa-
u.a-Wss Apparently IN the
best OF U-stsh.

stat"
with that solemn sdmonition, Very
Rev. stephen Kaaly. provincial 81 the
Passlonlsts' order in the United States,
concluded his sermon Sunday morning
% West Hoboken p~asslonists' monas-
tory church. flfteon,mlnuics later be
lay cold In death.
stricken at the altar with heart fail
urc, Father Koaly barely survived ub.
~ he had been carried 20 his cell 10
the monastery. There while the
priests. brothers and students. IN
whose ears his warning words were
stlli ringing, kneIt aud chantcd tho
prayers for the dead. the beloved
priest. who was the executive heal 81
his order In America. passed away.
A. lie fed. Father Barry. another
member Of the order, who had taken
the stricken priests place Al the Al
tar chantod the concluding portions ~
he mass. which dismissed the big cor
rreRatiun. wondering at the substitu
tiun 81 the c'lohrani. but ignorant II
Tho tragedy that had hefallen the
church
Father koaly seemed In the best -
health when he entered the ohano,l
rail SUNDAY morning Ia celebrate the
slx o'clock mass. Through IN. early
pofiions 81 tho mass his voice rang
sWeytly solemn through the church.
aud when he mounted the pulpit there
was particular %"lOgupnco and force In
his sermon. which vas preached ~
the text;
Give an account Of your steward
ship
The discourse was brief aud ended
with the strangely significant warning
which q few minutes later was To ha,,
~ dramatic an illustration.
A. he wAlkeI io the altar. the
p%rles,'s steps suddenly faltcred, and n
gfoan escaped hls lips. lie whispered
family Ia an altar boy. who b~urric,liy
Father Bertrand Barry.
II am H." whispered the dying
priest on the arrival of Father barr,
Do you administer communion
Father barry assumed the once.
AMI. dragging his feet heavily. Father
went 10 the sacfist,. on N.
~
he collapsed. HI ,oatm.nis
N'i' hniil'ulN "'in"''d 10 riV him
"h
i'"' ne away No nfnur
"h "Slhs
CARRIED =" c-h
Inv pIl''i was hhifl'Hly carried y
ecu 'n an examination showed
i14' be- was past AN aid Then IA,
'Nn procession "i nri"h's and ffi
'n, "''l 10Y" ih' n"irnN cell aud be
[" ."' MANI "i 'h' lying ana While
~ 'h' ''l'lns mass nnat'd
p N"N '"' 'hui'h' fath'r k"ali
''''''n % iAf' rites o' The
',i'"' H'''d quietly away
Wv .'',n "l '"'h"t N"aIy wa
SHOWN ." we ''nRr'sh'inn ~ The
we "~''i''' grl"i wa
~ inc member of NJ
''"''''HD, "l "i ms priesthood
'11 "''H .p,h' ~ "" community In
NC u''n " ~ expected that
''"''"' WI h' mao" h occasion
. .w'''Al MARI "i reverence on the
~, "' "nFt's''I"h
"". "I,"'7 WIZ ne h'ld IN
49,. ",, =" ~" m"h"s,'fy' WIN
VI N""hth pr,sld
~ '"' solemn omc's
49, "' "N u" S",u' u AZ ten
y, WV, s'''nh requiem mass VIII
.,,.. WI %. MAJ" m the vault
nd ,a',,' '''l ., inc 'hurch
r,,, p'h'a'h w" spot
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18
Taken >vitn Cramps.

VIM Kirmse a member of the bridge
gang working near Littlcl OFT was taken
suddenly III Thursday night with cramps
md q kind Of cholera, His case was so
severe that he had to have the members
Of the crew wait upon hm and mr Grllord
was called and consulted. lie told them
he had q medicine in the form Of cham
berlain's collie, cholera and Diarrhoca
Remedy that he thought would help him
out and accordingly several doses were,
with the result that the
fellow was able to be- around next day,
The incident speaks quite highly OF MIR.
Giford's medicines, -Elkader, Iowa
Argus. This remedy never fails Keep
it in your home, it may save life, For
sale 10y Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18

\ large portion Of the teachers wurl;
is "advaucr work" or preparation.
When he cutters the school ru,up tu th.
morning be- should he ao.r To uuu5 into
clear le,@l rctl,u AL toe WORK for that
day. Lscu lesson sh.uil have Toe, d
stuui,d aud caca recitation planned.
I"r sea Of discipline should have been
CAREFUL! surveyed, not 80 much for ,ue
purpose OF discovering o'l.ruco7 of
y'rterda, 5 storms as 10 be a.'.e to fore
cast Inc possible storm cnulrrs O! the
any al haud. The aSh'iuI teacher wll,
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18

Court House in Carthage on the Bird Of
September. The session viii heup
pumth at 10 O'Clock %. m. ana close at
H. u'cu.K. Following l. tine pr,lrlw:
lAr Course 1T study aid low To Us,
It,.
How tu secure the Corporation OF
Patrons uu4 scAuo. Officers.
Cuumoa Mistakes s!iI .oN % Avoid
Turm.
Organization of Societies for Self Iu.
pioNomeut.
Organization to Promote Effective
N.l....t MI.
Miscellaneous Plans and Schemes for
the Year.
Ever, teacher in the count, rycopt
tLn-, in the cIt, and Villa, srbu,I, i.
rxuectra To be present. Noue vilI "a,
excluded. Come and py,uur fr,...,,..
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18
a perfest IsnlnIsas PHI.

is the one that sill cleanse tho system,
set the liver 10 action, remove the bile,
clear the complexion, cure headache aud
leave good taste 10 the mouth, The
famous little pills for doing such work
pleasantly and etfrctually are DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. Bob Moore Of La
fayette, Ind. says; Gan other pills have
nsod gripe aud sickeps, while DeWitt's
Little Early Risers ars simply perfect {"
Sold by * Schooirr.
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18
DeNvi,t Is TIC Same.

When you 70 To buy Witch Hazcl Salve
look for the name Dewitt uu every box.
The pure, unauthorized Witch Hazel Is
used in making DeWitt's Witch Hazri
Salye, which is the best sllye in the
world for cuts, burns, bruises, bulls,
eczema and piles. The popularity Of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, due TO its
many cares, has caused numerous worth
less counterfcits TO be placed on the mar.
ket. The genuine bears the name +. G.
Dewitt d Co. chicago. Sold by j. X
Schooler.
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18
End OF sitter Eight.

1.-TWO physicians had long aud stub
horn fight with an abcess on my right
lung" writes + Hughes of DUPONT,
Ga. "aud gave mp. Everybody thought
my time had come As last resort
tried DrKing's New Discovery for con.
sumption, The benefit received was
striking and | was on my feet in foa
days. Now I've entirely regained my
health" It couqucrs all coughs. colds
and throat and Lung troubles Guarau-
tred 10y Webb Bros Price aOc. and al.
%. Trial boltLe lree.
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18

To tho City Feed Store, Corner Main
STREET aud Grand Avenue, ahcn you
want flour or feed. Best hour made aud
feed Of all kinds as cheap as the cheap
est. J u WaldrOn, Mgr.
The Only Guaranteed kidney Cure
is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund your money II after
taking one bottle YOU are not satisiied
vita rsulis. 90 cents ty hF rats.
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18

Take your butter, and eggs
TO j. McCaslin he pays the
top price and gives you
the advantage Of bargain prices
on many articles.
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18

Dear Fellow T,achw:-
Ever since the znuIousy courtrd
school board Ityo you the coveted eyes"
you have, doubtless, been planning for
lhc coming tenn Of lhooI Aluu, rate
you should have been. The successful
teacher does not wait until tie bell rings
e. hegin his work. Neither does he,
Eh.u the time comes for dismissal, cas-,
MS work aside as the lahorer doe. his
shovel at the blowing Of the whistle.
Ih" hours labor l.. the school room
does not constitute his days work. Ia
truth, II the teachers work is well Il %,
know Of no other vocation that calls
for such long hours and So steady apIil-
cation. Teaching is "a "snap" only 10
hose who do not succeed. 70 those who
do succeed ii Is an occupation that
Domut ds the utmost amount of patient
ruaeavur aud careful and constant pro-
iIutIuu. Those who have taught viii
rruI.za the truth in these assertions.
puhaIs some WHO are about 10 teach
To-, the first lime have viewed the matter
only Ia superficial way and have been
attracted to the work 10y thrG hours a
lay, the days "a week, and anticipated
pleasure in catching warrants. II SO |
viii advise them to stop where they aIe
and either enlist their very SOulS in the
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18

The Only Guarauteed Kidney Cure
is Smiths Sure Kidrey Cue. Your
druggist will refund your money IL after
taking one hottlr you are not satisfied
with results, 80 cents 10y n + Pitts.
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18

NOTICE An Pnowing themselves
indebted to me are requested TO cali at
D. ". BoucAer's store and settle same
al once. CHAs. S. WAEp.
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18
gNDlCE9TloN'S RECORD

"TEC best Fgwol 7 can rrescflNH 10Y YOU w
digestion, madam is Grr,u g August Flower
know O., several other physicians who pre-
scribe it .-ullrly.'
CIndipcstion IS making an awful record
rs cause of sudden deaths. II IS beat
ing hcar,-fai'agc 10 It's gIastlv harvest.
Cyou read IN the paper, daily OF appar-
entity healthy and even robus, men being
suddenly attacked with acute indigestion
after enjoying a hearty meal, and OF Their
diving in many cases before q physician
could be called .u
CThis should be a warning 10 you who
suffer with regular or periodical attacks
Of Indigestion. II these unfortunate VIC
tins OF acute Indigestion had taken
small dose Of Green's August Flower be-
fore or after their meals they would not
have fallen q prey TO such sudden seizures
CAugust Flower prevents indigestion by
crca,iuggood digestion ltalso regulates
.he liver, purifcs the blood and tones up
Tie entire system In a natural way. =
CIwo sizes, CSC and Use. All druggists.
The Jasper news., 1904-08-18
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The Jasper news., 1904-08-18

the Great Diving Eors-
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Champion Shot Of the
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-11-24

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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-11-24

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