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The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
A News serylce wnh ut parslen

There is ample iu 'titicrtion for the
claim made by THg CHICAGO ] EcoRD.
HERALD that IS readers 7Hioy every "a,
10 the week, SUNDAYS Included, news
service that - without para i in ra1ae
ard complsteno,-. 10 addition &c the
independent rewt far'l ties of FJs IL
CORD HERALD, ,Hst paper rr"h = zoe
complete ues~ serves % INN 81 &
Herald, The New York Wot. U 20
Associlt,d Pc,aa, aiI At-n g IS ro q
sidered that its meas crlumJ. re sur
p emente.. d., all ths sy'el IL Race,
50 popular with ~ tnJu-.Ius % re.c-
ers, 20 siIl Ds seea tu1t 4hH t.sj..9-
HEaALD pO,Is uaiqur lice among
the great news papris o. ..lt UAH,d
: .aies.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05

ltmuy bee a p,-cJ of cope, q lus su,ii -
10 urge peuplr as .bls season o. t,c
!ear ~ Ia, ia hs1ppiy OF }uUaptftuL 8
Cough rrmsJy l,.s am 'sE sore T. 10
90" dsd before "'n.rs - Bar, uti mIcn
nl'ro YrOuP. md musu mure frcmp
and satisfactory g., iI.s ar'. uDtJI Ell
~h'n taken n. soon as d al Is c,n
tractod aud before - las rc TO- .-rJ l-I
- ID" system ".hicE cot urly ne d ~
by keeAiHg TIE r-.nr,.N 10, .haru. Jh.s
rrmedJ Is 50 aiieb auown m SO ME
together a"4I tJAt aa o." should hest 4
tate about biy.uL :, 10 pic'rrn,.. 10
to any otnrr. Isis iiDr sale 10y Webb
Bros.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
Baby a atlnIstnre seneow.

A baby boy belonging to a Dutch
family in Belfast tuorthern Transvaah
shows remarkable muscular develop
nent. He 10 IL months old. and hal
arms and legs as stout as those Of ar
ordinary hoy Of ten years lie plays
with weights Of seven and one-half
pounds each. Although he cannot
12ik. lie can. while sitting on heGoor,
lit a heavy chair
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
pump Restores Her s,ght.

A hard bump on the head has re
stored the sight Of Miss Hortense
Rock. OF Perth Amboy, N. j.. who had
been blind six months, as the result
OF blood clot resting upon the optic
nerve. Thrown from sled, Miss
Rocks face was lacerated. When the
bandSge was removed she found that
Saa could see clearly. The shock had
Gisposed OF the blood clot.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
Nery Gurs t.or Ganeer.

All surface cancers are now known
t,be cu,,).", .W DIckli-n's Atnisa
Salye. Jaf Walters Of Dutii-ld, Va.
writes; 81 had cancer en my lip for
yHsr, 9hat seemed incnrable, Till iBuck-
lens AJuica Laiye healed it, and now
it IS perfectly we'll GIa'rant'e, .eul e
TOR cuts aud burns, Doc ct Webb Bros.
drug store.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
WANTS

WOULD YOU ACCEPT a POSI-
TON that will pay you straight
salary OF 50 % per day l2l.O0 per weekl
for whole or spare time? II 50 write US
az uocc. This IS 10 book canvassing
scheme, bot straight forward business
propositions, which will be a. permanent
as sou may be able To- make it, and will
afford an eXcsl!en. chance for promo
ton No bond, red tape nor unreasoua-
bic requirement. ACT QUICKLY -
Ne wish 10 employ srms one in your
iocaIity without delay. SpRAGUE
WHOLESALE CO., Wabash Ave,
Chicago.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05

Some wood cutters in the forest near
Kllngnau. Germany. have turned up a
treasure consisting OF S25 French gold
pieces Of the seventeenth century. It
is believed that the money was rid
den after the battle Of BIaaheim by
French soldiers in their fight The
battle took place in 1874. and the
French were absolutely routed by the
duke Of Marlborough aud Prince
Eugene.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
SnecIaI Rnlirnad Ratea.

Special one way second class colonist
tickets to San Francisco, Los Angeles
sna other California points e25.55.
Billings, Montsna, aud common points
ils.40-yia st Paul $3.50. Helena,
Butte, Ogden, Salt Lake City and
Pocatello, Idaho, and other points s23.-
20. Spokanc, Wash, s94.TO. Dates
sale March ! TO MAJ Is, aud Sept Is TO
Oct ~, 1905.
GeEiSEs EEl.sfr SaEve
For Piiae, Burns, s0rea.
EOTEYSHONEYxN6TAR
csrss Ooldss PrOVs1ts PaSOmOoIa
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Blind Opening Evea Now

Statistics prove that there are more
blind people In Russia than any other
,ountry A good many of the inhabit-
ants are having their eyes opened now,
however
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Notice

This is to certify that | have been
authorized to sell lots in the city GENE
terry. All parties desiring lots can Sc.
cure same by seeing me.
W. II. HAGAR
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05


Kansas Guy first class dung
the Lewis
GtlTk Gnntl ExP1oa as Portland Ose picturesque
city nea sde tp nto Tue famous Yellowstone National Park Wyoming
located
over the Missouri Pacific Railway Kansas City junction
ohterfuly give,
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WANTED.

MEN AND WOMEN 10 this couaty
and aij5iIing territories TO represent
and advertise $50 old established house
~ so.jd financial standing. Salary to
men l2l wanktv, 10 women Sl2 to SIS
VerS', with Expenses advanced each
Mou.iay bv check direct from head
quarters Horse and buggy furnished
WHOM necessary: position permanent.
Address, Blew Bros. 81 Co., Dept. 3,
Moron Bldg. Chicago, Ill.
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WANTED BY CHICAGO MANU-
FEATURING House, person of trust
worthia"ss lbd somew hat familiar with
local territory AS branch office. Salary
5iS paid weekly, Permanent position.
No Investment required. Business es
t1DijsIed. Previous experience not es-
sentihl % engaging. Address. Manager
Branches, 800 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
Pi.n,s. Plants.

have variety Of fine Plants con
sisting OF cabbage, Tomatoes and also
Sweet Potato plants in season, The
varieties are tho best and prices cheap
as any. Rsspily. NJ. NJ. Burkett.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05

FOR RENT Nice upstairs Office
rooms. Inquire CIV II. Hagar.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05
LADIES w.ANTed

\ BluHr FNER0ErlC WoMAN w0
mans work. Permanent position Old
riai standing Salary az TO SIS weekly
WIKI rNpensra. paid each Monday dir
ect from h"Giquaters. Expenses adj
yancrd. We furnish everything. Ad,
area-, Secretary, 62) Moron Block
Chicago, H.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05

FOR SALE -Twothirds OF ~ acres
of corn In field. Iuquro Of d Carter on
l. Y Byers place miles west Of Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05

FOR SALE Forty acres OF lard
within "a 81 a mile OF town. viii ~eli
10 10, -. 20 acre tracts 0r the whole
10. just the thiug for poultry or small
f7ui. farm. Inquire at this office.
FOR SALE First class jasper res
idrnce property close to business sectioo.
Also some vacant lots, Will sell lots
SEPARATE j, desired. Inquire at the de-
pot IA
FOR SALE A good horse and COW.
Horse is a good driver OF all purpose
horse. Cow is Just fresh. Inquire of
Warren Linn ut Webb's store.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-05

FOR SALE 4 good Oliver Type
writer in good condition. Inquire at
this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Would Not Be
Without IT,"

Dear Sirs.--As a tonic for people In
neurotic condition. believe NER-vO to
be OF special benefit. At least It has
proven very cfficacious in my own case.
II heartily recommend It. @
Yours truly.
w. P. NORFOLK,
s12 North Fulton Avenue
Baltimore, Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
BASEBALL ALL
THE RAGE NOW.
Amounts to Craze on the
Northern.
Neck.
a GREAT CHERRY HARVEST.
i GREAT CHERRY HARVEST
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

CONFORM, VA. juno 17.-Public interest
in baseball has been SO revived this
season that the game is more popular
In King George and Westmoreland just
now than perhaps at any former time
Indeed, the interest and enthusiasm al
most amount to craze among the young
men-a pardonable craze" though-and
King George and other Northern Neck
counties have some as good teams as
can be found anywhere in the rural dis
trcts Of Virginia, The Joe Willard In
vincbles" club. at king George Court
house; ''Ninde's Store" club at Nlndc's
Store; the Colonial Beach club, and the
crack team at Warsaw, are teams to be
reckoned with and have but fow supe-
riors outside the large cities Match
games are being arranged for the near
future. It is rumored that the Joe VIII
lard Invinciblcs," Of King George. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

as much as said that there was another
cts not true, and Helen knows IT."
exclaimed Beatrix, so indignant that she
forgot she was a ghost
Lady BentrixI calculated Jim Mac
alister.
And won't let you now. No, above
all. not now-not just for q minute please.
I believe it was the White Lady w ,19
Sent yeT 70 me m tie chanee to SPEAK
now i have spoken at last and you have
heard every hing Only l have not hait
said how much II lo Ss,,yy 9g;, Isn't mere
mo Please let me- pass
IT cant-yet. Why should Mrs. Varney
tell meathat. If sheaknew 1t wasn't true,
when all this time she has pretended 70
be my friend
II don't know, unless 81
"Unless what?''sfs ts
II would rather not answer" She saw
1t all now. Helen-poor, disflgured Helen
loved Ma calister herself. That would
explain everything. It had n o. been
earTs daughter WITH his money, that
there was onesr giris-on earth.@s could
not have. She would reverahave held out
against him so long. l'Now--now she did
not know what she would do. Perhaps
1t depended upon him..
Answer me something else. then,
whila i have you here at my mercy
Am too common and dull chap to
"oh, You are neither common nor dull.
You know that"
IT only know that you're unkind-al-
ways unkind.'
Il don't mean TO ebe. But-you are
so rich e So hoT nog T6h ana am .
Hang people! You are richer than
any other girl In the world, and am
poorer than any other man. unless YOU
will give me your love. You. and It,
are the only two things worth having.
If you loved me
IT do love you, but
IThen there Is no but He would
have caught her in his arms, II she nag
not drawn back oh. no. not here-not
now, / came down to get-something for
.Nor i; I went to walk In the garden,
WhenRI came in, the most miserable man
alive. I met the-Whlte Lady. know
now it's true that she helps rs II lovers.
Thank heaven I asked her advice.
'rWeren't you frightened?
"Eo, Ito tell you the whole truth. be-
fore your candle went out ="
You recognized mel!
well I certainly thought there was
tracted me-.
'were not you playing one on met,
~ was forced to It. in self-dcfence."
'Ara you sorry
K Mo-" -,
"Then will you forgive me? 2"
nYe-es, il you will let me Eo-this mo-
ment.'' -.
VA moment nor yetNthe next. And
when she ranched her rom. she had
Quite forgotten MI about Helen's brandy.
Instead, she frankly told her ndvenr,,
lures: and after that. many doses would e,,l
rot have put Helen Vnrney TO slaen. s ne
That Grand to the bachelors wing: but
Al was too late for rerret, And by y
strange wh'n, OF fate Jim and Pnatrix
had somcth,re for which to thank her
n-d tho Wh'.c T.ndv.
Press F!xchnnge3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
MANY DIsFRANCHIsED.
Land Valuation in Highland Has
About Doubled.
7fsnecial to The Times Dlspatch,)


I MONTERREY. VA, June 17,--Reference
to tho treasurer's report shows that 2O2
white and six colored voters arc dis
qualified for voting at the fall election
by failure to comply with the oapitation
provision of the new Constitution.
1t may be stated that this is true do
spite many earnest appeals and warn
iings from candidates and local nolltl-
clans. Tho interest In the fall election
is apparently below normal
Mr.. ]. L. Beverage, reassessor OF
lands for Highland county. has just
completed his field work, having per-
sonally visited and conferred with every
landowner at his own home.
Though unable yet to furnish official
data, Mr., Beverage is OF opinion that tho
valuations have Just about been doubled,
This increase, he says, Ia due rather to
tho process OF equallzlng than an indls-
eliminate raising of the figures.
Captain and Mrs. ], G. Matheny have
lust returned from q months visit to
tho home of their son at Loudon. Tenn.
The intercounty automobile. over tho
staunton and Parkersburg Pike. Is rem
deling an irregular service. no fixed
schedule having yet been arranged. Tho
course Is across four mountains. tho dis
.tance forty-six miles. Several succoss-
ful runs have been made. The purpose
Is to establish a permanent passenger
service for summer monthS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

One-two-three, struck the church clock
In tho village. a mile asd a half away
md the wind that moaned among the
pines and oaks and becchcs OF Burlelsh
PARK brought the news OF the hour to
Beatiix Dundas's ears.
She had not been sleep: there was TOO
much to think about. he had thought It
all over q hundred times, and she knew
that II she thought It over hundred
times again. the situation would remain
The game; therefore 1t would be much
wiser 10 refuse all thoughts admission to
her brain, lock the door OF her mind, and
70 Ia sleep; but she could not.
sg II do wish people would not be always
81 trying TO throw us together" she said TO
herself with n weary sigh. as she turned
over tho pillow which seemed equally
hot on both sides. And he was so dear
and so nice at dinner! 1t is awaIly hard
to resist him. I believe II It were not for
Helen, should be an idiot. and give In
after all. But Helen sees things so clearly.
l suppose it's easy to see things clearly
when you are only watching the game"
At this moment there was a light knock
on the door which separated her from
that OF her cousin. Mrs. Varney. Without
waiting for an answer 1t was opened:
Erik, are you aslecp?" whispered a wo-
mans voice.
NO.. answered the girl. 1T must be
the wind or something. can't sleep.
"Nor l.: feel as II should so out
OF my head. If only had little brandy
tablespoonful. no more-I know It would
send me off to sleep. It. Is The one thing
q that does, when | am like this. =
I'm sorry. It's horrid to lie awake.
But thank goodness in three hours It Will
be daylight"
81. must sleep before that. TrIx. do you
wait to be an angel"
Not quite yet
Don't be stupid. What mean, is Will
you do mo n great kindness? There's sure
to be brandy and soda In the smoking
room. The men sit up late, and the butler
has orders to leave everything. If you
would go down, and fetch me little in
glass"
What II someone should be sitting
up?"
mo ono will be. All tho men will
have gone to bed an hour or two ago.
They never have any difficulty about
sleeping! would so myself, but. you
know. 1t would be dangerous
Bcatrix's soft heart smote her.
Helen Varney had been lame. since tho
motor car accident, two years ago. which
had ruined her beauty. and killed her
husband. One knee was stiff, and she
walked with the aid Of a stick. "Of
course I'll 60. dear" the girl said. slip
ping quickly out Of bed. and finding
her slippers and dressing gown by the
electric light which streamed In through
tho open door of the next room.
Better take a candle, You will need
1t in the Corridors Helen Warner
struck n match, and the little yellow
flame lit up her Swallowed face, for her
back was turned to the door.
In the motor accident, one of Helcn's
eyes had been partially destroyed. and
the candle flaming up suddenly empha-
sized the Disagreement with the mcrG-
less effect Of footlghts in a theatre.
For a moment, the thin, pale face was
terrible. and Beatrx had . new spasm
Of pity for her cousin,
Candle in hand, she hurried from the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
''Found Relief AT Once.

bfousness constipation generally sordered
bottle NERvC found relief
w.
Mnnchest Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
q widely known team OF fredericksburg
will play match game before long,
CHERRIES RIPE.

Cherries arc ripe, and cherry-pickers are
in evidence everywhere-Old men, young
men, old women and young women, boys
and girls, Of all classes, colors and condi-
tions. with tin cts, tin cups. wooden
pails and baskets, arc fairly swarming
about the cherry trees. One can hardly
see cherry tree now that has not one
or more ladders standing against It..
Many bushels Of cherries are gathered
ach day, md they are eeeded and put
out on scaffolds to dry nearly as fast as
they are picked After being thoroughly
dried and cured" they arc nicely sea
soned with sugar and whiskey, and
enough for family use are packed away
in Jars, and the balunce--a major part
OF the crop-are sold to the country mer -
chants or shipped to city markets. Some
OF the Industrious poor people realize
enough from the sale of dried cherries
some seasons to buy summer clothing and
other supplies for their families. But
no cherry season passes without Its PEE
culinr accidents, Somebody pays denrly
for the fun Of climbing cherry trees Al
ready several persons have broken their
arms and legs by falling out Of the
trees.
BUNCH OF BABIES.
While Albemdrle was enjoying tho dis
tinction some days ago of having the
President as q citizen, tame, uncvontful
old King George had to be content with
looking ut even fifteen hundred colored
sbabies-black babies, 'yarlow" bahies,
mulatto babies, unprecedented babies, fat
babies and lean babies-that were down
from South Washington to spend the day
at Somerset Beach. And, no matter
whether ono is fond Of looking at babies
or not. that little bunch Of l,50 colored
kids, all dressed UP in Sunday-go-to-
meetin finery wns q sight I'LL right.
The death Of a number Of fat young
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

cattle on ono OF the large farms In thlA
county, in the last few days. has caused
some alarm among stock raIsers. a
prominent physician. who has been con-
suited about the matter, tells your cor
respondent that the symptoms described
to him by the owners lead him to suspect
that the animals are affected with" black
leg" They live but a short time after
manifesting the first symptoms. Vac
cine has been ordered from the United
States Department of Agriculture at
Washington, and If symptoms justify,
after a thorough examination by q doctor,
the cattle will be vaccinated right away.
PERSONAL. 4; II ~ "a IA
+ Miss Calvert, trained nurse of Wash
.ington. arrived here yesterday to nurse
her sister, who fractured both bones In
ono of her limbs, between the knee and
ankle, several days ago. Il. 8 4;
d Miss Dora Hooe, who spent the winter.
and spring in Washington, has returned
ito King George for the summer. N
Mrs. James II. Boggs, who has been
visiting her brother, DR.. Hooe. in tho
national capital city, has returned to her
home at this place. j,
y Master Ernest Pensey and little Mss
Annie Ayen, Of washington, are spending
ithe summer att'.Waverly.' + near here.
Mrs. Stuart Smith and Miss Minnie
Morgan, OF Northumberland, Pa, are
guests of MIR. Galen R. Smith and family,
iat Cottage" several miles from Osso.
Mr.. Baden Blllingsey has returned TO
fredericksburg, after spending a few
days with kinsfolks here.
Miss Martha Massey, of this neighbor-5
hood, who has been i'll for some ten Or
twelve days, Is better. and considered on
the road TO recovery. III Il
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"Have Gained Twenty Pounds. :

wonderful ana tonic
uric acid diabetes ana
goo deal OF loey
lists never
well man. the pans nave
weigh pounds
NERvo to all similar SUI
q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
. Wonderful Medicine. /"
Don't Know What fatigue Means. :

Dear Richmond
with
to
me
OF Of
Yoursco
+.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
Advises Ner-yo for Nervous Disorders
May /, 1905.

had sufferer
has to
NERvO
e vous
very .tu
NELSON rico count +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18

Dear sirs:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
n artlIy Recommend lt."

Dear Sirs,-IIaving taken your NER-vO
1t gives mo pleasure to testify to It's
worth. would not DO without It.
Yours, etc, H
w. M. COLEMAN,
Rockbrdge, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-18
''Without An Equal


Without the
NBRVo AS general tonic and upbuider
lis
seemed with until after trying
by
is wonderu me g
800
!.
a II Richno va
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-13
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE


homemade stains For EmFnttmRa.
Here Is a cherry stain which is rec
ommended; A quart OF raw linseed oil
and a quart spirits Of turpenline mix
ed well with half an ounce OF indian
red. Try little ON the wood TO DO
stained, and IL too pale put in more
color
kesl trying until just the right tone
- found. Some kinds Of wood take
color more readily than Others. The
stain must BE- q true one that il. thin
enough 70 let the grain OF the natural
wood show through.
One OE two coats may be applied. &C
te0Fding 10 the depth required. Finish
by rubbing lightly with sandpaper.
then giving a single coat Of colorless
ahaiiae yaFnish.
A good oak and walnut stain Is made
~ follows: Raw lumber mixed with the
oil and turpentine gives oak color;
burnt umber. walnut
For mahogany stain mix an for cher
- stain. using not 80 much indian red
and adding burnt sienna Ia an equal
part. Put Ia both colors sparingiy,
trying the. stain between times 10 make
sure Of shade. Tie m0Fe sienaa ths
duliaF ana softer viii Dc the tune. II
to- dark add more tunbeHtine and oil
FRESH wOod will take up almost twice
the quantity 0f stain required for that
which has been oiled az painted.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-13

onco upon n time was little drop
q water In a pond with a lot OF other
drUps Of water. Then the sun shono,
and felt myself rising In the air with
The rest
Then we were vapor. when we were
up high in the air looked nc myself.
and had white dress on me. look
I'd around and saw that oh the others
were white Then felt myself going
down. ind thought we would never
stop. Finally reached the ground
and saw boy coming out OF the
house. thought he would step on
me- but he did not Then another boy
came and picked me up and made mo
into n SNOWFALL. which he threw across
the street A man shoyeled MS away
IN the middle Of the road. After that
the sun came out and melted us TO a
drop of water again, and that was the
ed 81 the snowflake.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-13
Tho Iliohrst Man Lin ,hc word.

The richest man In the world can
not have his kidneys replaced nor
live without them, so 1t ia important
not to neglect these organs. II
Folcy's Kidney Cure is taken nc the
first Sign of danger, the symptoms
will disappear and your health will
be restored, IA It Strengthens aud
builds mp these organs as nothing
else will. Oscar Bowman, Lebanon,
Ky, writes 81 have used Foley's
Kidney Cure and take great pleasure
in stating Il cured me permanently
Of kidney disease, which certainly
would have cost me my life. y For
sale by the GoOur d'Aleno Drug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-13

You cannot have good health TN
l"H your kidneys are sound. Tor tho
kidueya litter the blood 81 impurities
which otherwise act a. Irritating
puiaons aud break down the delicate
organs Of the body aud cause serious
trouble. II you have kidney or
bladder trouble aud do not use
FoIey'a Kidney Cure. you will have
only yourself TO blame for results. a.
II positively cures all forms Of Md
noy aud bladder diseases. For sale
by the Occur d'Alene Drug Store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-13

1hata ssrialn's CsuEh n~taS-is the hest.
- have becn using Chamberlain
Cough Remedy aud want 10 say Il j.
tho best cough medicine have ever
taken. sAys Gvo. l.. Chubb. mer
chant ~ Harlan. Mich. There IL no
question about its hoinr The hest. a.
u uill cure cough OF Geld Ia less
timo than any other treatment IL
should alsayb 10 kept Ia the house
for instant uro. for a cold can bo
eur@i Ia much icss time when
promptly treated For sale by the
Occur j 'Alcuo Drug Store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-05-13

Mix one cupfui u stale brpadcrumba
and one cupful u cold boiioi lisA. pick
ing tbs latter Ia small piecrz+ Add Que
egg and season with salt aud pepper.
one trasgssonfai u tomato calrhup ana
a dash Of eaysnnr Put tlis into a
butEercd lnold and steam for twenty
I've minutes serve with cream sauce
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