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K,nd,v takA notice that Ely

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YOUR PERSONAL. APPEARANCE

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ANTHONY cARRoLLs LECTURE

ANIHUNI I CARRUIL D b1OI UIsI7'
 Anthony Carroll makes the announce ment that he will deliver his second lee- ture-Subject. 'On the Evils of Govern ment," at Harmony hall, Tuesday even- ing, February 16. A subject of great educational importance to the entire community. Tickets of admission are one dollar, fifty cents and twenty-five cents, and they can be procured from the lecturer.
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ACCIDENT UNAVOIDABLE.
Coroner Does Not Blame Train Crew
 Still Investigating.

1NUTUIIGT DUeS 4VVL EolelI1Ie IT IaAH OIOW
 Still Investigating.
 Coroner Mix yesterday decided that the accident which resulted in the death of Daniel Francis and Gabriel Biancha both of No. "A John street, Saturday af- ternoon in the Cedar Hill yard, during the blizzard, was of an unavoidable na- ture.
 The coroner was engaged yesterday afternoon in taking testimony on the later accident that resulted in two more fatalities. He stated last evening that he had not yet finished the investiga- ton in these cases.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, D. C., Jan. 4, 1904, 8 p. m. Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday, For Eastern New York: Fair Tuesday and Wednesday; not so cold; brisk north winds For New England: Fair Tuesday and Wednesday. not so cold Wednesday, brisk north winds becoming high on the south coast.
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Articles of association of the John T. Moran company of New Haven have been filed at the office of the secretary of state in Hartford.
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woMEN's SINGLE TAX CLUB.

The New Haven Women's Single Tax club will hold meeting this (Tuesday) evening at the home of Mrs. Dora Con- ner, s3 Park street. All who are inter- ested are invited to attend.
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Looa, Weather Report.

New Haven. Jan. 4 i .7'l'e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

ont aud men on second and third
Flood then boosted a high one 10
elght field Carlos Smith tore after
t. ruhhlins up the ball A soon
as he had caught the sphere, SPIES
tore Tot home. as Carlos whipped
the ball In
A moment of tense excitement a.
the ball whlEfed In aud then came
an ovation for Carioa The throw
VAS perfect landing In l.eahy'H nit
couple Of feet toward third base
and Spies MAS out making three
men down and retiring the side
IN tho iaat inning Hickey with
seonud and third occupied. struck
ont two men aud the last one was
1owued hy Russ ilaIl Who gohhled
up a pop fiy ending one OF the
most exciting Finishes OF the sea
son Ntth q victory for Seattle
saint Nicholas Williams for
such ho was dubbed boy fair fan
yesterday. Who said he rcsemblrd u
prospective guardian 81 the pcafly
gates. viii pitch todaY'a game for
Seattle. while Dos Newton or naum
sill afnciste for I.os Angeles Game
siil be called M 2 30 O'Clock
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Manager G. r. sigrIat has bad
fence built around the Eridlron AZ
Madison park this week. The
grounds are in fine condition from
the rain Especial efforts viii be
made To keep the people of the
field dgrlng the contest tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
NOW Are
SECOND
SEATTLE JUMPED TO NEXT TO
FIRST PLACE BY DEFEATING
los ANGELES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.


Seattle jumped Into second place
yesterday hy defeating los Angeles
b. aeure Of "a e. ia a Same. the
last two innings % which kept the
far on their tip toes los Angeles
started of with a run In the first
innlnK and some 90 the fans said
Il was Seatflcs of DAY Tho ST.
washes however. buried the Angels
during the next two innings D.
making five runs. The philan-
tbropieal fan then renowned his
first decision and smiled on tho
Grandpa but trouble was YET 20
come
In the seventh inniug Los AnEe-
les hY a combination Of SIX hlts
which nettad rs many runs. made
Seattle'a score look like the proven
hlai "tuitv" cents Then Seattle
came 20 the fruat with a bunch ~
hits Hughes started OF vith a
sInElc. Van Haireu and Nohlsr FOL
lowed with two more and Captain
Flood henehea Warren ial1 show
lng big Dos Newton into the boz
Ffisk.H iinar a. Toman brought
Mohlef and the slnuinE run home
In the next inning Manager HAIL
pat Hickey In the box FOR Seattle
and the fans sIEminsd their ap-
prevail BY a denomination A hit
By Spies and Doe Newton ard a
slow hunt by bernard made enc
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Los Angeles I 90 1000 o z
HltH .sIssat 06O I 90 o n
summary Stolen haaea FrIHkt
e. smith . Smith Q. emYath e
Two base hit Fusk Three base
hits &. smith, Ross Double plays
Hraahrar tuuaaaiatcdl. g.. Smith
ana Lcahy Baara on balls orr
ilnghra !. OF Hickey ] of W. iinll
Hit by pitched ban n iialt
Spies. Cfaynth Sacrifice hits
bernard. Ross. spica Struck cut
By Hughes b by Hickey q by New
ton Iita off pitchers Hughes q.
Hickey e W Han TO- Newton 4.
Innings pitched Hughes Hickey
=. u Hau q full innings and into
the seventh until three hits had
been made. with none out. Newton
aud part OF one more Opponents
1T bat Hughes ~. Hickey g. W
Hall 81. Newton q Wild pitch
uuehea. Time Of game ono hour
aud FITS five minutes Umpire STE
Donald
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SPOKANE. Oct Il HeufH O
Wilson. United States minister -
ehill. b. visiting his old friends In
Spokane.
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READY FOR
LINEUP

UNIVERSITY STATION. Oct u.
The game between the Oregon
Agricultural coiieTs and the Unit
versIiy OF Washington football
teams. a. Madison park tomorrow
at 3 D. m. will be- the hardest
fought battle Of the aearou. The
visitors are due to arrive this after
noon from Corvallis. Oregon. with
practically the same lineup as last
year
The varsity boys lined mp against
the second team last night on the
campus Tor a few minutes Ia acrlm-
mage practice and held them each
consecutive down FOR no gain While
In signal practice the boys moved
Ike clock work fnmbling being a
rare occurrence. The boys feel very
hopeful OF winning the game Sat
ufday
Several Of the varsity men we're
badly crippled in the Whitman
game last week Coach KNIGHT
said. while Oregon has a heavier
line and are In better condition.
considering the shape Of our BOYS
u viii De- the hardest contest this
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IN Os-nhan,sPraYer

Wees starting sunday Natines
October Is.
The Famous Comedian.
Mr.. FRANK SAIGON
AnI liz uWn Great Eolurauy tu
the Pastoral classic.
Tire Hills Of caiifernia."
Matinee FrieeH-@t0c ard zae.
Night Prioea-aQe. 1ec. go aud aac
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TENNIS At UNIVERSITY

A. trophy 20 the winner Of the
tennis tournament now on A. she
University ~ Washington. between
the members Of XVI Tennis club
and the Faculty club. the latter
have offered a beautiful silver cup.
The professors intended ihe cup
solely FOR competition among the
students but the latter Insisted that
the professors also take a hand and
show their SKILL
Among those who are showing mp
we'll are Professors Hyera. Thomp-
son. HagFefty aud sidney OF the
students Randall. Steele and Teller
are doing excellent work An en-
deavor viii be made by the faculty
and Students TO make tennis an in
tsrcollegiate affair. Negotiations
Will be made with whitman. Idaho
and several N the other colleges In
the hope Of encouraging the sport.
The Rainiers viii play ball in
Monroe Sunday Afternoon against
the same team that rertutly- held
sedro- Woolley's semi -profesaienals
down to a 6-5 score. Billy Btlond
has bet 500 on the contest II HIS
team wins he will not only be 800
to the good. bat have a nice little
sum from the gate II has been
agreed that the receipts go 10 the
winner.
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m. any evening. your copy OF Tbs
star has not arrived at zoe clock
telephone Hunset. Main 1860. or In
aepsndent tlss. any time between
6 90 ana 7 0o-and a copy will be sent
You ct once. bg special messenger.
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pRovho ode fra base pth oad Gp
center
Bottom Rov- stteaL hotaop aTore saoudb
E e = #
nreof rGorgs9 a
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TACOMA. oct a. Although out
battsd. the home team showed great
superiority in running bases Hnd
team work. Tacoma had un trouble
iu winning the third straight zamr#
Tacoma worked tuo fast double
plays. cutting of runs. Score
RI. 81.
Portland 1000 eIfo Z
Tacoma I0a0e enc o
batteries Thielman and KEEL
lackef Keefe ana Graham Umpire
HfaMu.
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.Eaenr batted for Ross IN she
ninth
score hy inniuEa
Seattle .......0as e00a0 -
fIlta ...fag Iii
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ST. LOUIS AMERICANS s. Ma
TfDNRTg

Af#HH = AafF
ST. louis. oct. 1.-THE Amer
lean League team won the fourth Of
the games for the champinuHhip ~
~ Louis making the standing
Americans 3. Nationals l. Although
slightly outhit the American team
played a faster game aud won by the
score % 70 2. Attendance $500.
Score
n. ~. =.
Nationals ss...stts.ssst...
Americans f+.r4sststst.ts
Batteries Mcfarland aud Grady
Glade and KahGe.
PfTTsBuRG Oct IA base on
balls. followed by three hits. gave
Cleveland two runs w the first in
ming and wagner's Wild throw In
the sixth. trying to catch Vinson at
the plate. let in the winning run.
4 he score.
Il. H. ~
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SAN FRANCISCO G. OAKLAND e
SAY FRANCISCO orf e after
ten INNINGS uf exriiius baseball Yra-
terdasa Hsme wac Called on account
81 dafhneHa with the frnfs standing
% g eufbstf pitched remark
able SEINE uut one hif waa made
err his delivery and that rams in
fhe third when tifaham hit heavily
into deep center field and it eaH n
question Hhrfhzf thH bail hit the
fence 90 a house ana fehaunaed into
the grounds Mccarthy decided o.
had ht thr house and permitted
Graham 20 make thr circuit Score
RIM.
Fsiaea aaaa oaaoaB asa
Oakland. aotao aaot ISL 3
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STRICTLY RELIABLE

DIR D. T. RICHARDS. speei Adviser the State Medical
Institute author System
Diseases Medical College Chief Surgeon B.
o. r. r.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-07-29
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
(OFFIOIAL.)

ALMA MIcH, July H. 1901
Regular meeting Of the common council OF
the Village of Alma "a council chamber on
above date
Present President Young Trustees Demuth.
Montieel, Moore and Sfrnblc.
Absent. Trustees De'avan and Sanderhof
Minutes of last meeting read and on motion
approved.
on motion the following labor claims were
allowed at footing aud tn CLERK instructed To-
issue order, for same.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-07-29
ORDINANCE No. AZ
Tho xillage OF Alma ordain..

and authority be and is hereby granted
go Frank VI. Ohl and associates. their
Successors and assigns, grantees herein.
20 locate. establish. construct. operate
md maintain "A street railway upon the
streets hereinafter specified, within the
VILLAGE of Alma. Griuot county. Mich.
with necessary and convenient tracks for
tsru1ut~ and side tracks and switches.
and 90 RIM and maintain thereon railway
cars tor the carriage of passengers. bag
gage. freight. express and mail tor thirty
wears from the date thereof subject to
tac conditions hereinafter specified
e.,~r,n> The streets of said VILLAGE
,,r,,. ,,.,.,.,,.l ~. provided in section ~
,r,s. .,,r5ir,,,r, shall ba thoec ,,qrts of
l..,t.-..t 1,i,,, .betye.n Isuclid ~ aud
-,.,,..-t and ti,3i nav, of St9tr-st iviuo
f..t,,..-o (T,,.h3nic-st and Sun,rior.st
mi ,hqr ,,art nj Iuclid-st lving L.,veeu
...,,,,,..t s,,.I S,,,4ri,r..t aud tl,.t ,,rt
49,. Aim, and stint louis road r'iro
...,l,;,, ti,. .,ll,,,. of Alna and .,.l, otbe~
..-...l. ,rl ,erfs of streets ~ th. Said
,..f.g. ri 3lwa Shall See IN 10 Grant
~, ,f,,., l,i,,,.-.t to past Er.i,,..
I.,., r,,.t IspJ..ye IN IVood,,ortb. -
mi rou. vvood,,o-th-st 10 Center. ~
..,1 ,.r.,,...,.s ,.,t,. ,,,,. streets or ,,l~ts
-fr..f- H. e4fII Grantees SHALL ffrfn.tlt.
.,t,.,,.,,.i,- -, ,,,,,,.b nj SAID str,,t. and
..,.l,. +. ~. GOOD b.. ,ll. baiancc mi Sid
.~.,t.
'l''( ne u "0N "' 81" '.'I'" ~
"' .'' '' S''.'''''' ~ '"' '''i''l
~ s-'I s'l,''' NC ~ '..'''.'
pen p'''',''' Gnu ~ ''' ~ ON
anu ''.'' '',''' ~ IN ~, ~
"'',~,'.o ~. S'.' Wi m. ..l,o .'S 20
',''' - III '''' ''''''','
'.,l' 1''', ,,''. ~ slleii -. 80
.H me common O''t'tiO.I az ''.' '.'''e
"'t ''iN '''o u ~ -, SiI' 'SS' I''.N'H
I'D" 9''" s"'N'S' '''' ''iI S'lo S'.'"'''9'
hc time of such LAYING of said tracks
bah pave the space between the rail. and
u, space for twelve inches outside the
same with concrete at street intersections.
and they Shall maintain the same: and i'm
tic event of said street being paved bv
-il village then the said grantees. their
-tcces,orS and assigns shall al the same
.1ne pave with the same material as used
u sand streets adjoining their tracks. that
..,rtiou Of said street living between the
r.il~ of said tracks and twelve inches on
the outside Of said rails and maintain the
anne. said rails Shall be laid in concrete
SrrrioN 4 said grantees their suc-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-07-29
ALMA. Mlcn.- July 10 1901

ALMA. MICH. July 49, 1906
special meeting OF the common council OF
the Village o. Alma in council chamber on
above date.
President call with copy OF notice and clerk &
affidavit OF service on file I'm clerk Office
PreseBt, President Young. Trustees Della
van. Demuth, Montigcl Moore, Sanderhof and
Stublc
on motion the following claims were allowed
al footing aud the cleck instructed 10 issue or
ders for same
j. A. Bitner. hlhng urn- in cemetery - ee5
g. N lsham running sprinkler July Co.,. POI
Geo Young freight ana supplies 1oi az
VIM. Howe. labor and supplies. ... ... y y
James Drew. labor ON waterWorkS ........ 20
j. T. Howe. labor on WaterwOrks ........ II CD
Weston Allen, labor on waterworhs ...... so
supplies To Guaranteed family .......... -
Medler n Demuth.
supplies to quarautined family ...... CO.. 1882
Walter Strube.
chorinr Tor qnaran'ined family ~ $50
On motion me communication from the Mich.
State Agricultural Society requesting the at
tendance or the IRE team AT the state fair was
referred to the fire department committee
Moved by Trustee Delayau. supported hy
Trustee MOntigel That the time for the collec-
ton OF the village taxes be- extended so DAYS
from July 81 with collection fee or four per
cent
Motion carried as follows:
Neas-Trustees DelaVan Demuth NOntiroI
Moore, Sanderhon and Strubc.
Nays-NOne.
On motion the proposition submitted bv tho
nTlutlUR
scCep pied aud adopted
Moved by Trustee MOnugcl supported by
Trustee Demuth nat the action OF the village
PRESIDENT In appointing Amos Bodinc TO The
Office OF Dightwatch and deputy marshal b.,
confirmed
Motion lost by the following vote:
Neas-Trustee MOntigel.
Nays-Irustees Delayan, Dcmuth Moore.
Sanderhon and StruDle
On motion council adjourned
W. W. KlNCH. GKO. s. YOUNG,
Clerk. President
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-07-29

Every farmer aud business man in the
county should have one Of those Record
atlas maps.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-07-29

tunes Dc cnutici ID the tracks, ana any
venice on s''d TRACKS 'n'I 'uIl OUT
"''',"u' '',l"f 30 "' ~ '0"' '"'. - -.
u'l'"9" 't' 'ot' '"' "'O'', ii'" ONO'' '''"'
,'''H ''"'' 7i,,''' i''' 'l'i-9 ~
U'S' engines, u uNhH "' .''' ".l'''' Si'"'i
81 an ""''S NC o'''i, '''' 10 '''D ~ OV'' ,'!'i
N"ONo "9 ~ GUM 1'' Pi"' ,''.''
El"r'S'N' ,'iCi' s''y an"
non ~ '''' '''''', '''
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''" '''''' ~ "'' gay sum
N'' ''''' wan @"''' i''''''~> "'"
Nc
SECTION % Noiuln2 90 lhlN ordnance
shall hc $40 construed as To- prevent the
common council from authorizing the
laying oi water, or gas pipes sewers, Hr
other conduii> or lhe repairing ol same,
ana the grantees Nhali nave mo- C!"m oi
damage therefor against inc filItSe or
against amy water OF gas OF eieculc
night, or power company, or telephone or
telegraph company provided the work
oi laying euch water on ga. pipes or
sewers, or the repair thereof snail Toe
done ll 9uch manner as h"l To- Uhhe'e7-
StfilN damage OBJ inJute 0uth railways or
iheii ust.
SECTIpN 70 Th fare io De charged
for the carriage of any single passenger
for one continuous trip over said railway
within the limits OF nd village snail Doe
FIVE cents and transfer, Shall bc given.
without cNtra charge. over an other lines
operated ly said railway company within
the VILLAGE limits
Srrr,.>.o rr,. ,.,,..0f sraod as ,1,a
car, ar ems. am s,il r,ii,,,. .Lau moi e>-
coed - mules oer hon, A1l aoe,,,. or
.,,,,I,,.,'. .,,.l -, ,,,,....t;,,. -,il r,l
way shal he sober. careful persons and
attentive, t3 the wants of mi patrons of
said railway. and mo conductor shall
knowingly permit amy aged or nhrm
person. woman or child % 90 from or
yet upon a car when tine same is iu mo-
ZION. and IL shall De the duty of an agents.
conductors and mo,ormcn 10 keep vigil
ANT watch of al vehicle. trains and ped
c,triaus and for All distractions ON the
tracks and 20 exercise due care to avoid
collisions Conductors may prohibit
disorlcr.v persons under the influence of
liquor from entering tho car and shall
have tn right to eject such persons
thcrefrom. USING therefor as little force
AS possible. and may c-n on local peace
officers TO render such aid rs NAV he nee
csearv and IL shall be the duty of such
officers to render such aid.
c,.,..r,,,,.o ,ii.,.r...t..1 p an ,.,,,..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-07-29

To the President and Common Council
of the Village of Alma.
Now comes Frank NJ. Ohl and accepts
the provisions of the foregoing ordinance
granting to him the right To construct,
maintain, own and operate street rail
way in said village of Alma, and in be-
half of himself, his Successors and
assigns hereby agrees TO be bound there
by.
FRANK VI OIL.
Dated, Alma Mich, July 30, 1904.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-07-29

State OF Michigan County of Gratiot,
Village of Alma, S. We certify that
the foregoing ordinance was duly adopted
bv the common council of the village OF
Alma. State If Michigan, on the 26 day
of July, q majority of all the aldermen
elect being present.
WILLIAM W. KINcH. GEo. $. YouNG.
Village Clerk Village President.
SEAL
Dated, Alma, Mich, July 20, 1904
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-26
Minnepea to Gulf.

Il IL said that work viii begin in
Nebraska within the next few weeks
on the winnePeg. Yankton 4 Gulf
railroad, which Is TO run from a point
near Lake Winnipeg. down through
the Mississippi valley 10 a port on the
Gulf Of Mexico. Surveys from Yanton
north will be made 70 be followed by
a survey 10 the gull. This Is designed
to be one OF the largest systems IN
North America. Although the route OF
the road has not been definitely decii.
ed upon. Il il probable that its north.
ern terminus will be at Winnipeg.
y viii pass through the eastern parts
OF South Dakota. and Nebraska. How
II viii thence proceed 10 the gulf Is
a matter Of uncertainty, though II Is
believed that Galveston viii be select.
ed for a terminus.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-26
conoratulatIon.

Mr.. John II. Cullom. Editor OF the
Garland tTexas) News has written q
letter OF congratulations TO the manu-.
facturers OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as follows: Sixteen years
ago when our first child was a baby
he was subject to croupy spells and
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We began using Chamberlain's Cough
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-26
New inlet to MEXICO.

Track laying commenced today OF
the nov Matamoras line of the Nat
ional railroad IT Mexico. This branch
line Is g run from Monterey TO san
Miguel. where Il will connect with the
Isolated piece ~ road belonging 10 the
National, which runs from San Miguel
10 Matamoras The line will be about
seventy.five niles long and will az.
ford o new and direct entrance Into
Mexico from the United States in con.
nection With the new lines az the Fris.
co and San Antonio and Arkansas Pass.
which are being built to Brownsville.
Tex. the latter place being situated
opposite Matamoras.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-26
Withstood the Kick.

Uncle Hamilton kimberlin. who was
kicked nearly 10 death by Mr.. Kings
horse three weeks ago Is again able
g sit UP and walk about a little. says
the Aiamogordo Journal When a
man Of upwards Of four score years
can play al being a football for a New
Mexico cayrse until three or four of
HIS ribs are turned end for end and
be able to walk about In three weeks
time, i speaks well for his eonstitu.
ton as well as FOR the climate In which
he lives All ~ his ~neighbors are hap.
ply surprised and much gratified at
his improved condition.
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vigor from their use. Try them. Sat,
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-26
In Bed -Four Weeks with /. Grippe

~ : rUur Weeks WIN "a Grippe.
We have received the following lot.
Ter from Mr. Roy Kemp. OF Angola,
Ind. VI was In bed four weeks with la
grippe and tried many remedies and
spent considerable for treatment with
physicians, but | received no relief un.
vi tried Foiey's Honey and Tar.
Two small bottles OF this medicine
cured me and | now use 1t exclusively
In my family" Foley's Honey and Tar
has long been = household fayorite for
all throat and lung troubles. Refuse
substitutes. For sale by Depot Drug
Store.