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The leader., 1905-04-15
RANDOM NOTES FROM "JEEMS.",

Bishop Galloway electrified bis
audience with a fine sermon at the
Methodist church here on last
Sunday night.
On last Saturday B. e. Brister
& Company ran a free excursion
over their railroad line from this
point to Auburn. Bro. Brister
don't mind stopping his train to
let people get off who are tanking
up on blind tiger whisky.
'Brederings an sisterings, |
hab demonstrated dat de Lord
hates a thief dat he is not to be
propogated by an offering. there
fo' / beg de pusson or pussons
who stole yo' PASTORS hog to
make no contribution at de circu-
lation of de offertory platter. !"
1t is rumored that the collection
was satisfactory.
It is reported that Russia is not
willing to pay Japan a red cent
for giving her a thrashing.
We hope that President Roose-
velt will succeed in killing enough
meat on his hunt TO last him all
summer.
The Methodist and Baptist peo-
pie at Nola are now using the
large school building as place Of
worship. The congregations out
there are large and attentive and
Bro. Joe May is the efficient sn-
perintendent of a fine Sunday
School.
If this bad weather continues,
the farmers will have no trouble
reducing their cotton acreage. .
Uncle Hughey Boyt, Of the
Pleasant Hill community, passed
peacefully away on last Sunday
morning, and was buried at Pleas
ant Hill church on Monday, Rev.
J. L. Price conducting the funer-
al. Uncle Hughey was IS years
old and for many years has been a
faithful member Of Pleasant Hill
church.
On a recent trip to Nola, the
Nola Mercantile Company pre-
sented US with nice Sunday
hat. = Bro. Andy White, one Of
their efficient clerks, will take
pleasure in telling you how it
came abont.
Mr.. Willie Martin, of Mt. Mo-
riah, and Miss Hattie Burns, Of
Pleasant Hill, we're married at
the hospitable home of the brides
father on the 9th inst, the writer
officiating.
Things are in a queer shape
down on the coast. One company
wants a charter to build an cleo
trio car line from Biloxi to Gulf
port and another company wants
a charter to build a similar line
from Gulfport to Biloxi.
We are without an umbrella and
have been trying the market to
find one that will fit us, but have
failed so far.
The new railroad, running from
BrooShaven to Monticello, is Civ
ing excellent service. Our young
friend, Hank Smith, the genial
conductor, knows just how to
make a passenger feel free and
easy.
The awful condition of some Of
the public roads out west makes
one feel like sueing the railroad
company on the half system.
Out in the NoIa peighborhood,
one man sued another for one dol
lar. The case was tried in justice
court and was appealed to Circuit
Court now in session at Monticel-
10. We saw several important
witnesses board the train at Npla
for Monticello on last Monday
morning. Verify the world grows
rounder and funnier every day.
j. A. S.
Bogue Chitto, Miss.
The leader., 1905-04-15
Stewart johnson indicted.

Stewart johnson, the negro who
has been under arrest for several
weeks, charged with committing
the criminal assault on Miss
Marsh. in Jackson, has at last
been indicted by The Kinds coun-
ty grand jury as the guilty man.
His trial has been set for today
and there IS q fine chance Of bis
stretching hemp. johnson was
arrested on strong circumstantial
evidence the night Of the crime.
and barely escaped . lynchlug BY
the prompt action Of Gov Var
daman, and the grand jury, after
giving a great deal Of time to The
investigation. has decided that be
lis the right man,
The leader., 1905-04-15
Good Trade in BrOOkhayen Made Fer.
tiIizer.

While farmers generally are re-
ducing the amount of fertilizer to
be used this year. it is gratifying
to The Leader to be able to state
that the sales Of the fertilizer
manufactured by the Brookhaven
Progressive Oil 20. have shown a
considerable increase over any
previous season. This is explain
ed by the fact that the superior
qualify Of The home product is
coming to be appreciated by the
farmers in this section and our
home merchants, and the foreign
made fertilizers are losing favor
and trade in proportion. The
Rrookhaven Company increased
their facilities for turning out
their product during the last year,
and they have no regrets for hay
ing done so. They manufacture q
high grade of fertilizers, free
from adulteratlon, and specially
adapted TO The soil and crops ia
this section of Mississippi. Dur
ing the last month or six weeks,
the trade Of the company has been
especially heavy, and Manager
Newton III d conversation this
week with a representative of The
Leader, expressed himself as we'll
pleased with the seasons business.
The leader., 1905-04-15
Killed BY the Cars.

A half Witted negro known as
Bill Williams, was killed By the
cars near Hartman Thursday
morning about sunrise. He was
almost decapitated, his head being
badly crushed. Coroner Stamps
summoned a jury and held an H.
quest. the verdict being that OF
accidental death, with no blame
attaching to the railroad company.
The leader., 1905-04-15
Cut down the acreage.

Cut down the acreage.
Mrs. J.. w. McGrath left yes
terday for New Orleans.
Mrs. Bessie Cooke Young visit
ed Mrs. .Andrews at Magnolia last
week.
Mrs. w. H. FrizeII and chill
dren are visiting Mrs. w. I'll.
Huntley at Vicksburg.
Capt. a. L. Moreton and Mayor
Lanier we're among Brookhaven's
visitors to jackson this week.
Mrs. j. II. WilIoughby and
Miss Floyd, accompanied by Miss
Sara Storm, left this morning for
New Orleans.
Mrs. w. f. Parsons was taken
suddenly and critically i'll on
Wednesday evening. She is now
confined to her room.
At Wednesdays matinee Mrs.
Belle Hoffman won the lady's hat
offered by Mr.. Heuck and Miss
Eula Forsythe the girls hat.
Mr.. John v. Tedford, one of
our Biookhaven boys, has been
appointed city ticket agent of the
Illinois Central at Greenwood.
The Brookhaven & Pearl River
Ry. will soon put on a Sunday
train, which will leave here at
$3.50 and return at 5:40'in the af-
ternoon.
Mines. G. B. Perkins and Geo.
M. DeceIl have had the pleasure
of entertaining their mother, Mrs.
N III. blanchard, of New Orleans,
this week.
Secretary Poulson will leave to-
night for jackson, where he has
been invited to tell about the Y.
M. G. A. work, with a view to or
ganization in that city.
DIR. George A. Love, Brookha-
yen's veterinary surgeon, visited
Bogue Chitto, Norfeld and Sum-
nit, Thursday in response to calls
for his professional services.
Remember the Silver Wedding
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
H. Hartman on Tuesday night.
All silver donations will be given
the Presbyterian church building
fund.
Frank E. Collins has returned
from Vanderbilt University full
ledged IN. D." We extend this
excellent young man our hearty
congratulations and wish him all
success.
Mrs. VIM. j. Bee is pleasantly
anticipating a visit next week
from her sister, Mrs. VIM. Jack
son and two children, Of OAR
danelles, Ark.
Mrs. f. Boyce Noodle and Mrs.
John H. johnson enjoyed Julia
Marlowe and Sothern in one of
their Shakespearian roles in New
Orleans yesterday.
The Mems Meeting at the Y.
M. c. A. rooms for tomorrow will
be held at 3 p. M. Rev. d. O.
Kelly, of PearIhaven, will speak
and Mrs. Flood will favor the au-
dience with one Of her sweet vo-
cal solos.
Our neighbor, The Lincoln
County Times, came out in en-
larged form this week and wear
ing a nice spring suit of new type.
This is Bro. Bowen's advance
greeting to the new railroad, as
we'll as a step taken to accommo-
date his already increasing bust
ness. Congratulations!
We regret to learn Of the Sc
rious illness Of AIr. Jas. e. Adj
ans. Mr.. Adams has been affiict-
ed with the grippe and malaria
and a severe pain in the head. In
fact, it is stated that he has been
suffering from the pain in his
head ever since be was severely
shocked when the lightning struck
his residence some time ago.
We learn that Messrs. Conaat,
L. G. Hannah and W. R. Smith
yaniz have purchased the Lucich
Park and will divide it into lots
and put it on the market. This
splendid and eligible piece Of real
estate brought $4,000. The tract
contains about eight acres aud
will make forty of the most desir-
able residence lots in the city.
Mr.. Hannah has charge Of the
lots.
The leader., 1905-04-15
Notice-Rasturane

Plenty Of water and grass. Fence new Of
wire w Just built % cents per month IN advance.
~, ~ IsSpasslng On pasture Of any kind Keen
renee breaking stock or stock stolen.
Large lot Tomato, Cabbage and 0oilard pianfs
LOT sale Vegetables very flne Come and huv
Mr. or Mrs Connie, = '-'''
FRED. J. RAGLAND.
The leader., 1905-04-15
Sam Brown and Charley Thorn.

Sam Brown and Charley Thorn
As, two tough young negroes,
were arrested i few days ago by
Constable BlAe faF shooting On
the public highway and carrying
concealed weapons. On being ar
raigned before Justice Holman,
each was given $55 10 fines With
costs added. running the total np
to over seventy dollars apiece.
Brown went to the county farm
to square up his account and
Thomas paid Bis, but was soon ar
rested O3 4 warrant from Louis
lana, where he Is wanted for Grim
inal conduct
The leader., 1905-04-15
Pool ROOmin BrOOkhayen

/ have opened first-class pool room
in the Leary Building (up -stairs) aud
invite the public to call and spend a
pleasant evening. Open from 8 A. M.
to IL P. M. A. E. DORR.
The leader., 1905-04-15
For Rent.

Residence, six rooms, with city water, large
garden, with several acres of nice truck-farm
is the suburban home formerly r owned By Z.
L. Ragland. For terms, apply to G. E. Grafton.
The leader., 1905-04-15
|leI!l33E EMIT
ROUTE
New Orleans and Northeastern ny.
Alabama and Vicksburg Ry.
Vicksburu. Shravenorf and Pacific Nv

ssOhoDufy, SIIetepUFk anu racine ny.
Most direct route to Texas
and all points west. Solid vesti-
bule trains, dining cars, elegant
Pullman sIeepers.
Twelve hours quickest time
to points in North Texas, fifteen
hours quickest time to points in
South Texas, Choice of routes
through New Orleans or Shreve-
port.
For detailed information APP
ply to,
Jno. w. Wood,
Tray, Pass. Agent,
Meridian, Miss.
The leader., 1905-04-15
$500 Reward.

Lost-A Knight Templar Watch Charm some
where between Brookhaven and McCall's Creek
S. 90 will be paid the finder on its delivery at
The Leader office.
The leader., 1905-04-15
TOWN AND COUNTY

on business Thursday.
Park Tyrone was visitor Wed.
nesday from Prentiss.
"A seven-room house for rent.
Apply to Mrs. A. Coin.
Four furnished rooms for rent.
Apply to Mrs. Anna Middleton.
Miss Rivers, of Hammond, La.
is the guest Of Miss Josie Becker.
For the best goods and polite
service, go to G. E. Grafton Drug
Co.
j. C. Cosnahan took party Of
homeseekers to Monticello Mon,
day.
Mrs. Sue McCIendon Gage left
yesterday fol visit to New Or
leans.
Messrs. Louis Cohn and w. D.
Davis visited New Orleans Wed
nesday.
FREE TUITION TO ALL in
Harris Business College, Jack.
son, Miss.
FOR RENT "A new 5-room
cottage with hall. Apply to G. B.
Perkins.
Water Coolers and Ice Cream
Freezers at G. B. Perkins Hard
ware Store.
The East Union Lumber Yard
sell Red Cypress shingles; they
are the best.
Fishing Tackle the kind that
fishermen use. At G. B. Perkins
Hardware Store.
The cotton market was weak
yesterday. The staple sold il
Brookhaven at 7.35.
Mrs. Charles B. Perkins enter
tanned at tea Tuesday in honor o.
M ISIS Lee Crutcner.
Brfnley Flows, Harrows, Cult.
vators and Garden Plows at G. B,
Perkins hardware Store.
Lawn, Field and Grave Yard
Fence carried In stock at G. B.
Perkins Hardware Store.
When you think of perfumes
and toilet articles, think of Hud'
nuts. c. K. Grafton Drug Co.
Harrison Bros. & Co.'s house.
barn, wagon and buggy paint al
| G. B. Perkins Hardware Store.
Miss ANNE Lee, of Yazoo City.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
H. Bowen Saturday and Monday.
Madame DuBarry Perfume
fragrant as roses and more last.
ing. Sold by G. E. Grafton
Drug Co.
WANTED "A position for 5 o,
6 months in drug store by un-
dergraduate in pharmacy. Ad-
dress The Leader.
The Leader twice a week and
The Home and Farm twice q
month one year 1926. Now is
the time to subscribe.
Rev. John Beean will preach al
tie Episcopal chapel in Brookha.
ven on Sunday at II O'Clock a.
M, and 8 o'clock p. m.
For Rent Nicely furnished
rooms in private residence or
South jackson street. For par.
ticulars, apply to Harry Mills.
Submit your estimates to Che
East Union Lumber Yard before
buying lumber, shingles or build
ing material. Will save you
money.
Hyman Zwsrn and wife and
Mrs. ZoIlie Daniel we're visitors
from Monday till "Wednesday il
New Orleans.
Take a look at NcGratll's show
window and see the Easter novel
ties which will be given away
Easter week with every pair d
chiIdren's shoes, $1.0G and up.
NoIa White, always ready fol
levery good work, is taking steps
to organize the farmers of Law,
renee county into a Cotton Assoc
citation. A meeting was called at
Monticello yestei day for this pur-
pose.
Charley Boone, who left Brook.
haven in 1898 and has since beer
operating as d sailor, is Temporal
| rily at Havana with the Steamer
| Vigilantia, one Of the American
Ward Line Steamship co. = yes.
sells.
! Gov. Vardaman has appointed
AIessrs. q. T. Jones, j. g. Bryi
ant, Calvin Brister, j. B. Wills,
John Walker, S. z. Oliver and
lGeo. g. Douglass to represent
Lincoln county in the Good Roads
Convention which meets ID Baton
Rouge, La. April 2Ss29.
NJ pore<,c u,I,o III.
The leader., 1905-04-15
Brookhaven 9 Pearl River Railway.
DAILY ExcEPT suNDAY.


q express business over the nrookhaFen
z. r FINH. General Passenger Agent.
The leader., 1905-04-15
BrinsOn Subdivision

some nice business and building lots. The
price on Real Estate is on the upward move in
Monticello now and it will probably keep that
way for some time. You'd better get in line
for first choice these lots are sure to go fast.
The man who buys now gets the lowest prices.
The leader., 1905-04-15
JBe gcaoe.
Saturday, April IS, 1905.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Illinois Central r. r.
Trains now pass Brookhaven as fol

ows:
NORTH.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-13
Bar @afbtn8ton 9toro a..o+

George @aibinston rar at norit
9ertomit, flyer Rep. s. N. 2enter, ..
8. .nan flyer. at ban bar ituberet
Mlfreb Weus 9enealogtffe Verter og
tortiat @ranifnin9en at @afbinston8
Nebffan,ning pibere. s
Det er iittert, flyer ban, at @aibins'
tons Torfebre tom fra gor9e til ben
sifli9e Rpit af @nalanb. De neoiatte
fig otte Mfil norb ior ben nuparenbe gp
@i@monb Oort County. geo Toben
al en- Nas ber lieser ct Rieru. Ser
paffebe Goloniens &ptnber fine Eleber.
Stebet fit Naunet x0affebp". @enere
bleu Orbet Bp foranbret af Satierne
til Eomn, TOM ienere bleu vTon".
8pen talbes mn Rabb;nstomn; Napnst
bleu foranbret for nosle Aarbunoreber
fiben. Tamil,en @aibin9ton to9 fit
@aun fra @tebet, iom Stit % Brua
par / beres 2anb, faaueliou1 / Stotlanb
% anbre 2dnbe paa ben Glib.
(paci1c>peten }
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-13

st npt &rissffib (SIas,tib) for be
Toreneoe Statsr git af Stabelen i Stems
port Metps Virgiuia, 2grbas. Ueils
Marte @@auer. Datter al Statsieuato,
@6a0ersi 9aifinss, Minn., par uoieet
til at gipe bet Naunet, xMinnelcta. Z.
@upernpr Sobnion ifulbe osiaa bape
peret ttlfteoe ueo ben beitioeli9e Muleo>
ming, men ban maatte labe fig neie meb
at ienbe fin @etretar. Ntrs. Sobnlon
os fere andre Wiinnelotafolt par tilfteoe.
Det npe Sttb bar ct BeIte af etlfra
5ernplaber peo 0anolinien. Set er q
Sob os tre CONNER brebt % e. IL.
Sommer tpft ! en- 2engbe al 200 FOB
paa Mtbten af Stibets Stoer. Qanqere
foruo % bag er bet tun CONNER Tut.
% mob Jor> % Asteritaunen tpnber sci
at til 4 CONNER. !9ele Stibet e $50
Gob langt ! 0anblinien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-13

Derbar tamefifan,fsD Dagblabei nosen
Glib peret itreuet en- bel Del om ct Til<
bub; iom Sobn .. RodefeQer bar sjort,.
nenslis at ban uiloe ifiente 800, 900
til Weisiionen. Da Tilbubet bIep eiort,
par be, bet bleu stuet til, meset ,tpiul
ON, enten be ituloe mobtase bet eller ei.
Wfange talte iuri9t beriuob os ubtalte
aabent, at Scr. &odef feQer bapbe faaet
fine Dfibler paa en- iaa ubeberlis Maas
be, at Rirten lite funbe mobtaqe noqet
af benz. Dstte bleu ohentlissiort Gang
efter Sang, os @eiultatet bar ueret, at
Mr. &odefeller siennem fine Torret>
nin9sfeller euer Benner bar besynbt at
foriuare fig os fine Weetbober. - p.
Den offeutlise Stemninq mob en- aor
Del al M,0ionererne beepnber at blipe
aanife bitter, os beres @tiaina er Tibet
misunderstanding.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-13

llsreten / Nor9e es @Derise siuer nu
Ee9n til at bliue orbnet paa en- treoelis
% tiltrebsifiQenbe Maabe. Der blep
mebbelt fra @todboln1. ben 7be April,
at &ronprinbs @uifau Dasea Tor.
ueien boube talt til en- fpeciel &omite
paa 10 norife os 1uenife Meblemmer,
til buem Spsrssmaalet ON Oprettelie
at ieriftlt &oniulatueien for buer at be
to 2anbe uar bleuen benuift, % baube
9iuet ben Snfruts til at bespnbe frie os
penltse l1nberbanblinser, feenbe ben til
en- fulbfenbis np Orbnius af aue ga.
ger forbunbne meb l1nionen. Wtun
ffulbe gaa ub fra Duifet ON tulb 9ise>
ffiQetbeb tor bes9e @iser iom @runblas.
&ronprinbien fremlasbe Ylanen iaas
Iebes: ,-. -. .s. Il.
TsrH en- fpeaF eaer norF uhsnriss.
miniifer.
Nnbet, lerifilt Roniulatpeien for
bpert af be TO Miser. % Roniulerne al
ifaa unber 1benrissminii iterens 2ebelie
i ale eager. fom ansaar fremmebe
Qanbe.
/. Rronprineien tilfpiebe, at buis ber
par no9en anben Plan. par ban rebe til
at tage ben unber aIporltg Ouerueielie.
Sen ipenife 6priteuiniHer. Bojtrem,
bar ref1eneret, beber bet tenere, paa>
srunb at l1otrpt, TOM &ronprinoien bar
bruQt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-13

Wils Mnna Stemart. Datter al en-
al be rieefte Mano / Mabiion, Mis.,
antases at baue brebt fig lelu / ct An'
falb. at Stnbstoruirriu9. pun bapbe
peret fps Here Mar, os Nat til 2srbas
fp8tebe bun biemmefra fin Natoraat.
% fsr man Tumble naa beube i9ien, for'
iuanot bun. Man leote efter benbe
oueraIt men uben at finoe benbt, inotil
Statte> @on,mistar q. g. 9augen tit
ie, at 2oaset til en- @iRerne, iom ban
bar ubenfor quiet. uar oabent. San
1aa neb G,ifernen, os Der -faubte8
Mi,s @temarts Gig | fets Sob @anb.
Man cntaser, at bun tientte til @'tfer>
men, enbifient bet er en- Mil meaem
Stewarts % Qaugens 9iem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-13

Scr er en- ouerbaanbtaSenoe Dbielbeo
i bette 2anb, os iomme bar bespnbt at
ifriue ON ben. @lepelanb Moffett bar
i rSueceis Mlasa5iue" itreuet tere Ar.
tifler berom unber 0perifriften y Den
ifammelise Misbrus af @isoom." San
9ier ct Ouer1as befaaenbe at II ab>
9iftspoiter paa till iammen $ss, 600 os
paaitaar. at mango Damer Mmerita
forbruser faa meset for Maret buer blot
til Rleber.
9an iorteuer. at ban enaan9 ffoppe>
be ct ftiu: 9etel / Me1p yort. os bet
falbt fig iaa. at ban / Spiieuereliet
bIep fbbenbe nar etpar 9@stefolt, iom
neiten altib ipifte alene. 6an la9be
merte til, at Damen buer Mften bapbe
en- ny &ioIe paa. Da bette baube pa.
ret en- 1se, bespnbte ban at uente, at
BUN ifuIbe uiie fig en- at be &ioler,
bun auereee fpr 5apbe baut, men bette
blep lite Iaa. SUN peobleu at pile fig
/ en- ny &iole buer Aften, os ben fife
ipntes altio at uere finere os toitbarere
enb ben foresaaenoe. sDette bolbt peb
for omtrent tets Tiger, % pa torlob leg
6otellet. Seq ct uis paa, at leg 1aa
ben Dame mtnblt 80 forifiellise Rio>
ler, foitbare Rioler, inbferte &ioler -
Rioler at Tleiel, Rioler at 2ioler o9
Brocerier. ---Ses bapbe 2pft til
at itse til oenne Dame:
Mabam, ies ier. at De bar 80
fmutte Rloler. 6per af ben, faar for
Dase os Natter al trettenbe Mrbeibe.
Disfe tao Darb af ttne Broterier bolbt
It DuRn Btser / Mrbeioe II Elmer ON
Dasen useuts. Dette Stptte 2ibier
anifrenste Dine os MerDer bOs en- 2ibie.
arbetber I Ianse, lanse Maaneoer. Mlt
I alt Niber Sc ub 2ipstraften al ct
9unbreoe elenbise 2Dinoer, 1aar Sc
berer here's 50 RioIer. Ser Sc. buors
lebes b,sfe Rpinber Rbber ! lanse MaDer
brusenDe fin NaaI? Sc paa bt bDibe
Mnf9ter, fom Rbber bstebe oper Mafti,
nerne - 100 Sdftre siorte til SIaper
for eber, Rsore, 6uffruer ipase 81.
| ger gipenbe ftn Stprte tor eosr. { A s.#
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-13

prei1bent &oolepelt par @ienfanb for
ftorartet 9plbeif Eeras I Slutninsen
at fife 19e. San er MI paa en- Uertes
@eiie Der % nil uere borte fra 9epebs
ftaben ca to Maaneeer. 9an bar trut>
fet lammen -i9ien meb fine rRousb
&ioers" fra ipu Oar tilbase, % bet fer
ub, fom ON be lite letter minbre Bris
paa fin 6elt, etterat ban blep pre1bent.
s San Mntonto to9 5000 Stolebprn
imob BAN. -. s.--.-.. -. .-.
Set par / Nnlebnin9 af Bprnene,
Prefioenten fa9be: e
Scr er Blot en- al mine Meomenne>
iter, for buem leg nil fpre 9aanben til
mtn 6at fortere enb til eli Solbat, %
Bet er til en- Wfooer, torbi leg tror, bun
bar bapt bet baarbett af be TO. @n
Mober. ION bar opteffret en- BsrneRot,
iaalebe8 iom ben bsr opfoftres, er be-
retttset til en- iaaban Relpeft &ommu,
men, ios. iu9en anoen er beretti9et til. !"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-04-13
FAA SCOTT'S EMULSION

Der er to Slags Torskelev,er-
tran Emulsioner Scott's og
ale de andre. like cen af den
sidstn@vnte Slags er saa var-
difpld som Scott's Emulsion.
Der kommes. kun de reneste
.T,estanddele i vor .Emuls On,
#og dens Kvalitet er uforander-
liz Dette er Grunden5til, at
der hjalper hvor ale andre
siaar fell. 4 III.
garanterer, at Scott's
JI1rn1,,lsion er. det bedste Middel
mod syage .ll--.ullnger, IN 6 synk kende
raft og SVind j Systemet.
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