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The Elbert County tribune., 1904-07-14
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and d.
arrh9a Remedy.

This remedy is certain to be needed in
almost every home before the summer is
over. 1t can always be depended upon
even in the most severe and dangerous
cases. 1t is especially valuable for sum
to take and never fails to give prompt re-
lief. Why not buy it nowY 1t may save
life. For sale by o. r. Long.
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LOCAL MARKETS.


The busiest and mightiest little thing
that eyer was made is DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. These pills change weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up health. Only
25c per box. Sold by o. r. Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-07-14
The pill that will, will fill the bill.
Without grippe.

Take one at night.
DcWitt's Little Early Risers are small,
easy to cake, easy and gentle in effect,
yet they are so certain in results that no
one who uses them is disappointed. For
quick relief from biliousness, sick head
ache, torpid liver, iaundice, dizziness and
all troubles arising from an inactive,
sluggish liver, Early Risers are UNEQUAL
led. Sold 10y o. R. Long.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-07-14
Low Rate. via nl..ourl PACIFIC.

Effective at once the Missouri Pacific
will sell tickets Colorado common points
TO st. Louis and return for $50, good I'M
til October 81. with ten days stopovcr at
Kansas City.
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Apportionment Of school Fund.

The following tabnlated report shows
the sums apportioned from the general
fund to the several districts in Ebert
county for the year ending June 20, 1904
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Ebert, Colo, Thursday, July n, Hei
Local Happenings

'ieSieo'
Ihosns ya'nes an E,h W. n ,;s;t. u" S
lers' Vi hio""' "o'e '-' '''''''s o""-
oay
Mrs. r. II. Denney and son went to
S .;o springs '"'u''"' ~ ''s'' fe'a-
u'e''
George Reno, who has employment in
Denver, was greeting friends in Ebert
last week.
The county commissioners are out on
committee work this week, viewing roads,
bridges, etc.
NJ. Ios.nh n;,nora was. co,or.ao
c..;n '93e ,as, ,saai re,,,rr;nn S 1r
day morning.
NJ. 49,. ,uu,,;nson ~ Donror l. ont
Ills. Ina h ~ hnn p Iarns 20 ~ ~
. "a, a,haa ra,at;va- o' "''' u
'0""' 49,
ms. Jon mn, rpiei Is 'n Mpndan sIowiy
a a Voc aoie 70 -, W n"' io' 'iio
nis' 'i'ne III se'e'ai "een'
There will be services Mt st. Mary's
church, Elizabeth, Sunday, July II, at Q
d N.Y. anu a' Oh Ain . 'N'o" a. AZ "a a. III.
Mrs. William Leach went to Colorado
Springs Tuesday. having received word
OF the serious illness Of her little grand
daughter.
Mrs. Robert Hawke returned to her
home near Kelvin Sunday. Her daugh-
ter. Mrs. McKimmie, and baby accom-
panied her home for visit.
Tho Iad;es, Ala soc;etv NJ III. E,bort
Presbyterian church will entertain the
members of the Ladies' society of Eliza
beth at dinner today in the grove at
Edgewood.
NIL t,r.n... Wan p,ro ., cr.,a
Rapids, Mich, former schoolmate of
Mrs. Il. W. Schenk, is a guest at the
Schenk home and will remain until the
first of August.
Mrs Up P,;mar ~ Danror vos
guest last week at the home of John
Sloan, southeast OF town. Mrs. Raiman
owns quarter section of land adjoining
the Sloan ranch.
M;ssos M.,ao wr;,ht and Msc,,;o
Helm and William Helm, all OF Denver,
are guests OF MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Strach-
an at the North Bend ranch, north Of
Ebert, this week.
Tho E,bart hall to,r m;rus tbrao of
tha;r ran',Iar ,.,arar. r.a,t d. ~, De-
ker sunday and played the Cherry Greek
erangers at that place. Parker won by
score oil ~ to ~.
New potatoes have been scarcity in
this market for the past week owing to
heavy rains in Kansas and Oklahoma.
Home. grown spuds will he plentiful
however, by the hrst oil August.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. DeMoss. of Topeka.
Kansas, arrived today for visit with
| the latter's mother. Mrs. James II. John
ston, of the Fondis locality. Mr.. DeMoss
| is a well known undertaken of Topeka.
six miles southwest Of Gilbert, Sunday,
July 10, daughter. Mother and child
are reported doing nicely, and Tom is
receiving the congratulations of friends
| po,,m,star ,,oT Olson ~ N,-, ,,.s
;r;t;ated mt tba n,yster;o, ~ Pod, We
shin MT Elbert Inst Tbnrsday r;mht
Dnrr,;n;cl, R'n,,art tba nnntr"a,o
hn;it thn naa, XII, .is,' tona,,aa VIZ
| We we're mistaken last week wben we
stated that a new man had taken charge
OF the local cheese factory. Manager
| Neuman is still in charge. The new
conner has charge of the separator de-
partment.
Grandpa Mulligan informs the Tribune
man that daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Moore, on June 20, at
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-07-14

Total amount apportioned, ss,96l.23.
Rate per capita, s7.76.
certify that the above is n correct
statement OF the apportionment made
the year above written.
MAY ATcHEsoN GEORGIA,
County Superintendent, Gilbert County.
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JOHANNA CAMPBELL,
(formerly bahama Madren,
NOTICE. OF APPLICATION TO LEASE sTATI
LANDS.
Orrlor OF the STATE BoARD or LAND Coz.
MIrsIosEns.

OfFILE OF THE STATE bbNHD OF LAND NuH-
MirsIoNEnf.
Denver, Colorado, July II, 1901.
Notice IL hereby given that Lem Cannon.
whore portoifice address Il hannah, Colorado. on
July 8. 1911. made application No. I39 to the
State Board OF Land Commiss toners To iease the
following described School Lands. situate In Ell
bert and Lincoln counties, Colorado, to-wit;
All of Sections 10 and 30, Township II south.
RANGE 81 West; nll OF Section a6. Township IL
South. Range s. West
Nc other Implications 10 lease the above de-
scribed premises objections against the above
application will be considered after August 10,
iW4.
MARK G. WOODRUFF,
Iierister State Board Land Commissioners.
First publication July IL; last August I, 1901.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-07-14

For Sale-Nice young pigs. Enquire
at this Office.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-07-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Land Ofice at Denver, Colo. July ., 1904.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her intention to
make Anal proof In support Of her claim. and that
said proof will be made before the clerk of the
county court OF Ebert county, at Kiowa, Colo,
August Is. 1901. viz
JOHANNA CAMPBELL,
formerly Jnhnnnn Madsen,)
Homestead Entry No. q ,sii, for the north half
northwest quarter, rontheast quarter northwest
quarter, northeast quarter .outhwest quarter Sec
ton %, Township South, Range 90 West.
She names the following Witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land. viz;
james Molloy, MARY Quilty, Elnora Schiller,
all Of FUndir. Colo, John Smnreh, of Kiowa, Colo.
July 1-Aug. II Q. d. FORD. Register.
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Entered at the Poet Office at Ebert. Colorado,
A. Matter OF the second Glass.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11

The football season for Stetson Gill
elOse uith the Thanksgiving game a,
Jacksonville, hut betweeR nov and
thea stetsOn will have her hands ful
On Monday the team will play The
Fast Florida Seminary at Gainesville
and the folIOWlng Friday Gill PTOba'
bly, play the Jacksonville team. This
makes three games within a very
short space of time.
Several changes have bceR made To-
the line ap, and the team which Gill
20 60 Gainesville Monday Gill be very
diaerent from the ose Whlch has
played StetsOn's games heretofore
A heavier set Of backs and faster
ends vill get In the gams, whilc the
line will remain a. imI-enetTsble as
ever We are up against a tOaRh
proposition In Jacksonville and ITALIA
hassee, hat &c have hopes of winning
both games
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Ornn Recital.

The organ recital given By PROBES
soF Orula A. Morse, director Of the
school Of maslc, In the Auditorium
Friday evening was indeed a musical
treat, and Is spoken Of BY many az
being the best recital Of the kind ever
giSea AZ the University. Professor
Morse interpreted a number Of the
most famous compositions By French,
German, English and Polish eOmpo-
seEs. and revealed a talent and tech
nique dificult 10 surpass.
Especially enjoyable weTe tue Fnne-
raj March, from Chopin; Traumerei
from Schumann; the ChOrus Of PHI.
grims and Tannhanser March. from
Wagner, and the Bereense, from
"JOcelyn." The latter Vas played
uith an organ arrangement Of Pro
lessor Morse himself, and vas Indeed
beautiful.
These recitals will take place
monthly, and the nest one will b.
given Ia the chapel on Friday, Deem
Der 2, from 40 TO Sis p. IN. All ma.
sic lovers are cordially invited TO Be
present.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11
sEH SETRsa
I,uus frusa ~. I,Sr-Es.

iiUus frOta ths lifv~zc.
Mr Randazzo, an orange blyeT from
NeU Orleans, purchased e. G. Moore's
orange crop, and j. pi, king and pack
ing il.
]. r. MoKeosn arrived here SatuT.
day Afternoon from Chagrin Falls, %,
and gill spend the winter at the Ocean
HOdse. Mr. McKeown did not come
To Florida last sintrr.
Reed a. Bryan, a prominent and
successful truck grower Of n I.au.
deTdale, wss in NeW smyrna Is-t ~ {.
day and saturday sailing On Old
friends. Tie Was en- route tor Atlanta,
and from there To Co,,ngion. Ga, to
attend the marriage OF hi brother,
Tom NJ. Bryan, and Mis- camille
Perry, which took place "wednesday.
Toms many New smyrna friend ga
tend congratulations.
Miss Matte saxon, who has been
SOTking on the n. Pierce NcEs tor
the past three months. ha, accepted
position With the Syabrcylc. al sea.
hTee1e. Mis- Matte learned the
printing trade in the Breeze ufi,c,
shere she worked tor nearly two
years.
Dr. Boucbelle, T. D.. Wilson aud two
Or three otheTs went down the river
Friday sftrTnOOn GOT a duck hunt, bat
owing TO the heavy rains they did not
hunt much. They killed about 6fty
ducks
J. y. DrtWiler has recently added
bath rooms Ia hi three story rcsi.
dcn,e ca the peninsula. Tie vent Co
Daytous Monday and brourht hack
three large tanks To supply soft water
fOT be hous,
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
BreeKy Notes frsm the NaiIsnaI Gap.
Ital.


Washington, ID. G., November J.
Nothing has been beard al the state
Department concerning the rumor
current, 10 the effect that the Rus.
-isn Government cOntemplaies a
'bdnEe ia it, embassy here. Count
''assini, the amhasSadT. l. not only
populaT In -spCial and Official circles
ouI Is highly regarded by secretary
Hay personally. An evidence of the
relations bctW,en them lies in the
iact that the Ambassador frequently
calls upon the secretary al the latter's
ZONE at all sOrts 1T hour and with.
ut appointment, - di-CU-s matters
Il business. II H. customary when
,hahges are to bc made in embassies
here to sound the State Department
- To the accepiability Of the pro
lzIsed amhSssadoT, lsut in this Casc no
such move b1, a. yet bcen made
John Barrett, the United states
minister To Panama, called on ufiiC IA IL
Al the state Department tO'iay Ia al
goodbye preparatory Co his starting
tor Panama via New York. from
which poEt be will sail. November :
Tor Colon. Although ii has not been
decide just how the quest iOn, of diff.
ference brtWern Panama and the
United states Government, concern
ing the Canal strip, are to bc al
iusted, u y known that a settlement
may h. effected in three waN-. g.,
treaty, by means Of an aFrecmrn.,
not the same exactly a. a treaty, OT
by the enactment OF laws 10y the ia.
nama Government, aud by the canal
commission. No difii,ulty isexpv,trd
To- a satisfactory solution of all the
issacs involved. United S,ates OH.
Cias have had a complete undo Tsiand
ing all the time With President Ana
,lor and ScnoT Aria, the Panama
minister Of foreign afaiTs
The Mikado'- hfiy-seoond birthday
q. bring duly celebrated at the Japan.
Csc Legation here to-day. Tt, few
utiiC iAls here will dine In state, having
as their guests two japanese youths
uhO are students here. The abscnc,
Of Minister TakahiTa, who J. 10 Ia
New York, Gill spoil the event some.
what. Secretary Anshira is also in
New York, and Secretary Akai-uEl
IesVes duTihg the la, Tor san Fran.
cisco, where be goes To meet Prince
Fpshima, WhO i To tour this country.
We wish the MikadO many happy re-.
turns Of the day. 1.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11

mlasssa e Regular sssssSa Held THIS
Week.

The Board Of Public Instruction
met On "Wednesday, ulth all members
present. BSsihess vas attended to A.
follOWs:
Commissioner Causey repOI ted that
be had visited BarheTville and advised
that a oOlOred schOol be established
az that place, provided the patrons
furnish and equip buildlng and pay
One-half the salary Of a teacher.
IL vas moved that the action Of the
board in establishing a school al JOl-
ly's sill he reeOnsideTed, and 10 was
decided that a &c hOol be Te-established
al that place. provided the patTOas
furnish and equip the building and
pay One.half the salary Of the teacher.
An additional appropriation Of o.
Sas made for sell al Spring Garden
The resignation Of A. &. Mccall 81
the New smyrna school vas read.
rhe board refused 10 accept the resig.
cation.
A colOEed schOOl vas established az
IIOugh's still, provided the patrons
lurnish and equip building and pay
Jae-half the salary Of the teacher.
An appropriation for material vas
made for Turnhall school.
The resignation Of D.. }. PretOrius
a. Supervisor al Ponce Para vas re-
ceived and accepted.
A Communication vas read from
jonas Bennett, Of spruce Creek; ne
action taken.
IL vas moved and carried that
teachers be permitted Ia dismiss
school on the Friday fOllOuing Thanks
giving, provided the time he made up
later.
The fOllOuiRg appointments were
made:
TOnOka--E. A. BTantl~y.
DeI.and-FlOEeRce GeigrT.
POTtOFangeIeolOTedl J. Olivia Pierce.
Rose Bay(eOlOTedl-lda \. Burdette.
Orange City (eOlOTedI Charles u.
Thorpe.
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VOLUSIA COUNTY ITEMS
p0RT OssseE.

spociai Coresposdsnee.
Mr.. and Mrs.. I. u. GesneT arrived
Friday from Bloomington, His, where
they have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bemis. Mr. and. Airs. Gee
ner alsO visited the Worlds Fair.
Frank Butler vas busy last week
putting up brick chimneys.
MT. and ATS. Schroeder and a little
girl arrived from Illinois saturday,
and are occupying their nsN house on
the river shore
Colonel and Mrs. r. ". foe arrived
Friday from Long Island, n. Y, where
they spent the summer
Mr. Carpenter ha, egun his house
On Dunla utOn ayeuuv.
Captain Alexander went home sun.
day The Captain has rented bis
house on the river shore north OF the
nOtcl.
The school trusices are having some
additional Teasing buiit on the ~ hoo
grounds.
III johnson i hauliHF Palmetto
pilc- Co repair I've cay do,k-.
Rev a.. and Mr.. paiiillo's hahy
died saturday night and wa- inferred
al Port Orange Cemetery sunday az.
teTnOOn at > O'Clock The little one
has been cut of health for long time
aud suffered a great deal NlF. aud
Mrs. Psttillo have the sympathy Of our
citizens.
Mrs. n. a. Robinson moved Tue--
day into the house that Mr.. p. q.
stuart has had oycThaulcd and put in
order for her.
Our citizens are making a move
10 put down sidewalks from the rail.
road To the river.
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ReFseaal Nsaa.

seSeuT 0anIden, a farmer stets0n
student, bat nos az Chicago. has been
pledged By the Beta Theta 81.
Rev. ID. J. Blocker conducted ser
vices az HE church 10 sanford Lass
Sunday.
Or. Hally allied ths pulpit 81 the
Orlando Baptist ekureh Sunday morn
Ina.
Pred Fee. the light Of the senior
Lava 10 suaerlng from q game foot
Miss Helsa Manyille spent SatuF-
dag and sasday In Orange city.
ProfesssF Ltehaeld Cotton rstusned
saRday fFen 1aeksosvllle, where he
sac the game between Tallahassse
and yaeksonville. Professor Colsoa
says thai the Tsllahassee aggregates
b . seroag enc and THAI ssetssa will
have al che can Do % defeas q, a. d
has several pr0fessaoaal playsA
MIRA w. C. Eeeles rs the guest Il
Mia Palmer a. dinner Frieay eSea-
Cd. MIRA Eseles presented ths feet
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11

ter part Of this seek. Mr.. Frceman
srems a little better In -Omc respects.
The Freeman House Ia. a new
aame. In the future Il gill be kBowR
a. Hotel FeniusOTe. MT and Mrs.
Fem are making a good many inn
prOyements In and about the house.
Election weBt Of quietly here Tues
day.
Mrs.. John White has becn making
some improvements Ia der home In
the way Of PsPeriag and painting On
the Inside.
Mr.. D. "A. GeTTi-h Of SomcTville,
Mas, arrived "Wednesday. Tie IL
booking for oranges TO bay. Vie has
been here a EOOa maRy waters. His
family are In Orlando noe hat he uill
bring then over here after a little.
Mrs. D1nlAps cottage IL Nearing
eOmpletioa. This Week will sec IL
abous auished. she vtll have a very
neat, coy little home.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11
0sTEEE

cprctA eo7scap onaeecs
Osteen, November s.-Charley In
right Of TitusyilIe l. Spending awhile
with his brother. Eddie, Wbo lives
With Mr.. and Mrs. Blauyelt.
Ar. J. A. PattillO shipped several
b0xes Of oranges to his sOn az Nor.
cross, Ga, recently. OtheT parties
are beginning to gather aud slip their
orange crops this week.
Mr.. Philip Leoaardy IL the recipient
Of a crate Of nne plneapPles from a
Palm Beach friend.
Me-. 7. D. Sammerlin and family wiIl
move 90 Fort Pierce Thursday. Tie
has chartered a car 20 take all hi.
goods do~u.
Mr.. and hrs. Jack Haynes made a
aJlng trip % sanford saturday morn.
ing.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11

Professor Eiwin G. Baldwin led the
Young Mems Christina AssOeiatiOE
meeting last Week, and the boys we're
eertainly pleased TO have him with
them and % listen 10 his remarks
Professor ElaldWIn chose the parable
Of the talents and applied IL more e.
pecially 20 university life. Processes
Smith vas also present and nade a
valuable talk.
The Phi Kappa sigma met wednes-
day evening az the usual hSaT and
TeBdered a brief bat enjoy able iiteTa.
Ty program, after uhich StePhsn
Blake vas initiated into the mysteries
Of the fraternity. The OCCASION ca
a most pleasant one.
TIE Ersa entertainment of the Ly.
eeun course, which - heing managed
By the Athletic Association, gill take
place Monday evening and will b
given ~ =. y. Elliott, an imPers0na-
tor. In David HaTHm. For these ans
entertainments q season rate Of e Cos
the course Of sin lectures has been
made.
TIE Collegiate Board has been In
ressed BY the eleeti0a Of A. Jadsoa
Reamy and StePhea Blake. Mr..
Reamy has been appointed assistant
athletic editor, sposltiOa fer which
be 10 eminently qualified.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11

After the football game Friday
Coach Fuchs and the members Of the
Gainesville team we're the guests u
the students az social hour, and later
we're prescnt a the organ recital and
the dance al the Putnam. SatuFda y
morning they were shown through
Elizabeth and Science Halls, and we're
deeply Impressed With the hne equip
ment Of stetson and the evident
scope Of the work. Mr.. Fuchs, WhO 10
an alumnus Of Louisiana State Uni
VersIty, stated that be had before had
no IdeA that Florida possessed such q
school.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11

Miss Stella b. vincent led vespeI
services Sunday Afternoon and made a
particularly enjoyable and helpful ad-
dress. Mlss Vincent selected as her
subject the Christian Life, and shOued
how essential u vas 90 know, 90 DO
and TO love the will Of God, illnstra-
ting her point By the lives Of three
famous Old Testament ehaTActeTs-
SOlOmOn, who knew; Moses. Who knew
and performed, and David Who not
only knew and did, bat also loved the
will Of God.
The vesPcT choir rendered an an
them, and Professor Morse rendered
a beautiful prelude and pOstlude on
the organ.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11
FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH.
PrOeeedlngs Il The ARHaal Meeting
He'd Neanesaay Evening".

The annual business meeting of the
First Baptist church vas held Wed.
hesday evening In the Sunday school
room OF the church There vas a
large attendance, and an excellent
spirit manifest in the meeting. The
financial reports showed that sltt0 O.
had been raised for current expenses
the past year. OF this amount only a
small deficit remains unpaid, and
there are pledges not yet paid more
than sufficient TO meet the deficit In
addition Ia this nearly $50 have been
raised for missions aud general he.
nevOleRce. The iolowing ofi,er-
EeTe elected:
church Clerk T a. WooeisoH.
Treasurer T.. COen.
To hll vacancies Ia the Board Of
trustees DT. Lincoln Hullr, and
Prof. A. smith
DcacOns D. l.. Hon, T. a. woOJson
SUNDAY School Superintendent a.
u. Ry land.
Ushcrs Howard stewaTt. stanley
Woodward, q. &. Staley, stanley Moi.
fatt.
Committee on MUSK Rev. J. D..
Oates, A. II. RylaBd, Mrs. !. D. Coca.
Committee on FioWcrs Mrs. }. A.
Smith, Mrs. u. B Stevens, Mrs. Moore,
Miss Annie MeTTyman, Miss Jessie
Baker.
President of b. Y. T. IA. J.
i,eamy. JT.
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hall squad with two huge pies, and th'
gratitude Of the gridiTOn heroes Nas
attestea by nine rOusing rahs, given
during diaaeT.
L,Oring Mace visited his home To-
Lake Helen Monday and Tuesday.
Rev. A. J. Reamy, JT., preached n
EnPOria Sunday. -
Miss Lorraine ChatteTtOn has Sc
cured a room with Mrs. Allen ON the
boulevard and Gill shortly leaVr
ChaudOin Hall.
Mrs. Rich Of Jacksonville arrived
Ia the city Friday 20 visit her daHgh'
ter, Miss Ruth Rich.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-11-11

Mothcrs everywhere praise One
INMATE Congh Cure foE the suasFing q
has rellsved and the lives 81 their
little ones it has saved. A certain
cure for eoughA eToap and uhooping
cough. a. L Spoaord, postmaster q
Chester, Mich, says: Our little girl
vas uncoascious from stFanRulafloa
dnrinR a suaden and terrible attack
q group. Oae Minnte Cough Cure
Quickly relieved and cured her and
ean1ot praise u too highly" Ose
Minute COACH Cure relieves eoaghs'
makes breathing easy, cuts oes the
phleRms 6faus out Mathematics and
removes every cause for q e0agh and
strain On ehs tnnRa Sod b. o. w.
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