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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-17
TAX FOR A RAILROAD
Mason City Ready to Pay for Des
Moines. Iowa Falls & Northern,

MASON CITY, IOWA.-A special
election will be held June 26 to vote a
tax Of 21a per cent for the aiding of
the Des Moines, Iowa Falls & Northern
railroad which it is hoped will build to
this city this fall.
The Anderson hotel was sold today
to G. D. Wilson for $4,000. The for
mer owner, T. A. Alexander, is retiring
on account of ill health.
FORT DODGE, IowA.-In federal court Ber-
tina Carey Gilbert was given a Judgment of
$4,000 against the Chicago & North Western
road for personal injuries
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-17
JUDGMENT AGAINST LUMBER
He Is Directed to Pay Miss Sneve
$1,000 for Breach of Promise.

FERGUS FALLS, MIMI Miss
Josephinaee sneeve secured a Judgment
day in her suit against Hildus Il. Lun-
der, the former Rothsay merchant, for
breach Of promise. Miss Sneve and the
cousin, whom Mr.. Lunder married, had
been intimate friends before the mar
riage, but their testimony did not agree
in important particulars Some of the
defendant s. letters proved serious for
him. - - .''5st E a
Returns were received here today
from a special election held in the vii
lage of Luce to vote on the question Of
incorporation. The village voted to in
corporate, 20 in favor and against.
This is the fourth village to incorpo-
rate in Ottertail county since the first
Of the year.
F. L.. Speigel was brought over from
Wadena today to serve a twenty days
sentence in the county jail on the
paving a board bill. .-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-17
FIRST FIGURES
ON HOMECOMING
REGIMENT WILL BREAK CAMP
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Governor Johnson's First Official Visit
Marred by Heavy Rain-Reception
for Him and His Staff at Lake City
Two Privates in Guardhouse for
Sleeping at Posts.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Camp Lakeview, Lake City, Mimi,
June 1.-THE First regiment, accord
ing to present plans, win leave camp
" short campaign of eight days has
been still further curtailed by the iaunt
to St. Paul and rainy weather.: The
most possible, however, has been made
Of the good weather and officers and
are satisfied that progress has been
made. ..
Rain commenced to fall soon after,
Governor johnson arrived in camp yes
terday, and lasted thru the evening. The
review therefore was held before re-
treat in order that the governor need
not wait in the rain. The rest of the
ceremonies were cut as short as pos
sible and the men hurried back to quar-
tiers. '.'.--.s
Citizens of Lake City gave a recep-
ton to Governor johnson and his staff
in the evening. The bad weather kept
away many persons. but there were
present goodly number from the
camp, and the affair was much enjoyed:
Private Hoskins and Ellsworth of
Company f are in the guardhouse for
sleeping at their posts, and will prob
ably be tried by a courtmartlal.
Private Rudolph P. Eagle OF Com,
pany B is sick with appendicitis and
will be sent to Minneapolis, probably
for, an opeyation. Private Winford
Strun, also of Company B. is in the
hospital suffering with a sprained ankle.
Field Day Winners.
The field day program Of the First
regiment athletic association yeSter-
day afternoon was a decided success.
The track was not of the kind to allow
fast work, but the contests nevertheless
were exciting. The prize winners were:
High Jump--Day Sergeant Gould, first; Nc
Donald Company X, second. Lorne finished In
second place, but disqualified.
Half mile Run-Castle, Company =. nrst,
Discus Throw--Lundeen, Company r, hrst;
Aronson, Company D, second.
Broad Jump-McDonald Company K, first;
Neal Company C, second.
22Oyard Dash-Brack, Company. Y, nfst' bean'
Company D, second.
Hammer Throw-Beatson, Company G., first;
Des FORCES. Company G, second.
Hon. Step and Jump-Fullen, Company ",
first; Castle, Company X, second: Neal Com
pany C, came in, second but was disqualified.
16-pound Shotput-Aronson, Company u, hrst;
Des FORCES Company G, second
Pole Vault-Castle, Company r. hr :; 81 Baf snn:
Gle Company D. second. Mcdonald tied Tor first
place, but was disqualified.
Bayonet Race-Mooney, Company l, hrst; Ell
strom, Company G. second.
1OO-yard Dash-Larue, Company X. first; Cas-
Company Relay Mile Race--Bamer, Hoaglund
Knapp and Hoskins, Company +, first; Aronson,
Dempsey, Barnacle and Martin, Company ~
second
The tent-pitching contest was aban'
doned as there were no entries.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-17

) SAUKCENTER. MINN.-Anna Botz was mar.
ried to Anthony Elthgroth. A reception was held
Carpenter and Or. T. Shetland Of Minneapolis
were married. Rev. James C. Shetland, offici-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-17

LITCHFIELD. zMINN.-Dennis Edward Muir
ply and Miss Mayme Lucille Gleason were mar
ried on "Wednesday at st. Philips Catholic
church by Rev. P.sJ. Boland. Miss Clara Wax
lund and Ole Thoen of Fairview were married
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-17

WEssINGTON SPRINGS, S. DR.. II. ID,
Jenkinson and Miss Grace E. McCray were mar
ried by Rev. Mr.. Davies.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-17

GROVE CITY. MINN.-Peter J. Nelson Of
this city and Olivia Nelson of Sank Center will
be married on June a.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-17

APPLETON. MINN.-Iiss Anna Weise and
Charles w. Kepner Of Fairfield were united in
marriage by Rev. W. W. Brown. John T. Dolan
of Danyers and Miss Elizabeth b. Fleming Of
Duluth were married at Duluth.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-17

Z CROW RIVER. &MINN.-Miss Minnie Tulin
was married to Magnus Schoberg of Kandiyohl
today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
PASSENGER AGENTS ON TRIP

Vancouver y. G., Sept 19.--Nearly
TWO hundred members OF the Amerl
can Association of Travelling Railway
Passenger Agents, many OF them ac-
companied by their wives and families
arrived here today on their way from
Portland to 81. Paul and Chicago via
Winnipeg. The gay party made the
trip from Seattle to Vancouver In the
steamer Spokane, Of the Pacific Coast
Company and stopped in Victoria for
few hours on their way. The ex-
cursionists will take In the sights IN
this city this evening and spend the
night on d special train which Is held
In readiness in the G. =. II. yards. AZ
six o'clock tomorrow morning the
ira will start for the East. On theil
way 10 Winepeg the travellers viii
spend cna night at RevelstURe ant
other stops win be made at Glacie
and Banff At the latter place th'
party will visit the Hot Springs
, From Winnipeg the party will condn
no on its way south 70 81 Paul an
Chicago, reaching thc latter place v
I Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
GRAND CHAIN.
Sept. 10. 1905

j. Spieldoch, Of Vienna, I'LL was
ilere looking after rs business In
terests Saturday.
Mrs. Ish Field, Of Bellxnap visited
with her mother. Mrs. Dave Jaimet.
here Monday
Born, ID Mr. and Mrs. Miriam Jones,
boy, on last Monday
MSS Olive Crippen Of Cairo, Is Wis
iting friends mere for a few days.
Miss Gertrude Woelfle, Of Chicago
III spending her vacation here. witt
her mother
Clarence Pisrson, Of Mounds, Is Wis
iting relatives here for few days.
Miss Rees Thomas visited with he
friends in Vienna lasf week
School began here Monday witt
Prof. j. MI Doty principal, Miss Brow
ner Of Mound City. intermediate an
Mrs. Mary Doty primary
Miss Emma Stahlheber went {
BeiIeyille, ILL.,, Monday 10 VISIT witt
relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGF1BORS :
mAMA


Henry Brown and Mark Vowells
were in Cairo Monday
VIM. Wyatt and G. r. Vowels trans
acted business In Cairo Monday
Mrs. ST CLAIR and daughter. Elsie
Alma Brown and Miss evils are shop
ping IN Charleston today.
Capt. |. n. Smith will tomorrow
Goth lead To the altar at Wicldiff, KY.
one of 1he BIandyillc, Ky. fairesf
widows. Rev. c. r. Rooney win cor
duct the service
Rev. Rooney is still holding pro
tracted meeting at Harmony church
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

Fort Wayne, Ind, Sept l9.-This u
the opening day Of the county fair
and thousands Of people from the adj
joining counties and from this county
have come here toIattend the opening
day One of the special features Of
The open ne will he q meeting under
the auspices Of the Ministerial Asso
citation. before which Governor Hen
ley will deliver an address IN favor Of
law and order policy. The meeting
win be held on the fair grounds this
afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

The Metropolis. Ill, correspondent
at the Paducah sun says
Followers of baseball hereand
that means Metropolis-are 'hogwild'
aver Sundays game between the Blues
and the Centrals, and are already look
ing for other professionals to con
quer Cairo has been telephoned to
and requested 10 come over next Sun
day and get licked. She was told 70
send players that could play and
doubtless will.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
CLOSING COMFY
ISLAND SEASON
END WILL BE MARKED BY A
CARNIVAL AND GRAND PA
EXAMINATIONS HAVE SEEN
THE BIG SHOW

New York. Sept l9-This years |
season az Conev Island Is drawing tot
n close and will reach its end on Sat |
urday. The owners OF ne various en- |
tarainment features Of the famous re-
sort have tried various plans tol
lengthen the sumner season, but none
II their plans succeeded N former
years For this year they have ar
ranged a grand Msrdi Gras festival,
which begins TO day and viii end on
Saturday. II is TO be the greatest
special attraction Coney Island has
ever witnessed. and hopes are enter
tanned that rhe attendance will be
large enough 10 make mp for some OF
the Losses caused by the unfayorahle
weather during the past summer sen
son.
The carnival win begin tonight with
great pageant. consisting of illumi-
rated and decorated floats. Nearly
al of aaIl win be proepelled by cleo
,ric'tv Vt has been decided nor to
nave any advertising floats in the pa
rade Vauous ether features will be
introduced on the following two days.
On the fourth day of the carnival a
| special exhibition OF automobiles will
be the prime pal feature, with valuable
/ orizes To the winners There viii al
so be floral parade and a baby show.
For the last day a general illumination
md fire works have been CLAIMED
According to careful estimates Con.
ay Island has been visited by about
| 100000 people during the season just
1 closed The t holiday GROVE
,lr Of July Fourth when 9
| arrr # million crowded to the
! island OF the 1200o.000 frankfurteri
earen al Coney island this summer
were strung together. they would form
line S.lG5 miles long. The total con
summation OF beer has been G000'
kegs. or 12.0o0.00Q glasses. Estimat
J ing the distance that each visitor {,
the Island had 10 travel to get to til,
place ana back again at an averag
If II miles, the total distance travel
: ed by the six million people woul
+ aggregate 4S,000010 miles, journe
NEARLY equal to the distance betweel
he earth and the sun Il is estimate
, hat the visitors spen in all about ST
!. 100000 Of VII ch the railroads 81
100000, the boats 100000 and tn
Coney Islanders the balance. $500
!, 600. This amount would be sufficisr
!, to build and equip the finest battleshi
III the American navy. More rif
shots have been fired at the Cone
), Island shooting galleries during II
. past summer than during the SPANS
American war The merry -go-rount
have carried the little passengers tv
million miles
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

The Ohio at Evansville and Mt. Yer
non. will rise during the next several
days. AT Paducah will commence ris.
Ing by tonight and rise for several
days. AL Cairo will continue 70 rise
rapidly during the next "a to BE- hours
win continue rising fer several days.
The Tennessee from Florence TO the
mouth not much change during the
next 80 hours.
The Mississippi from Chester 70
Cairo viii continue TO rise rapidly
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
Second Game


The Paducah Sun says; Mr.. Morris
May. formerly an attache Of the Wal
lerstein company here, but late OF
Cairo, has accepted a position as trav'
cling salesman for the s. A. Hilpp
Clothing company, Of Louisville Ho
goes on The road at once, and his ter
ritory will be Kentucky, Illinois and
Missouri
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
aninn.an Rrother ! RootAr.

IS. o. Brockett, Of Brookport, vas
in town Sunday and Monday. He at
tended the ball game Sunday and
helped root for the Blues.
He is brother Of Louis Brockett
the former Cairo pitcher, who Is in
the big league now.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

Bob Holderby, who has been coach
ing the NJ II. s football team, has
accepted similar position ait a SPLEEN
did salary in Springfield He leaves
as soon as he can get permit through
the 'quarantined-againstthe-world city
OF Cairo"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

-Four DRINKS in one day is the
unusual record of our police force
for Monday That the lid was on so
tight Sunday is perhaps responsible
for SO much hilartty the next day af
ter"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

during the next "A to 48 hours, will
probably continue rising during The
next three or four days.
r. H. sMYTH,
Local FOreCaster
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

The Warren arrived from Paducah
at 1920 b. m yesterday and LEFT at
3.I0 D. m. in the return trip.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

IT'S wise advertiser that knows
the best medium. The Bulletin has
double the circulation Of any other
Cairo paper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

The Charlotte Boeckler arrived from
Hickman yesterday with barge OF
wool for the Interstate Towing Com
pany, and barge Of lags for Mound
City mill
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

at 9 o'clock last night and left for
the Tennessee river.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

The Ranger is due from the lower
river
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

batteries Wemef BeQlbach and
O'Nein; overall ana SchleI
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

Hickman yesterday with a barge OF
wool for the Interstate Towing Com
pany, and barge Of lags for Mound
City mill
Hhe Herman Paepcke has arrived
from below with two barges OF wood
for the Chicago Mill.
The Chattanooga is receiving new
boilers All Padncah. A new cabin II
being built for her also,
Dal Sanford, steward of Cairo, IS
to go into the restaurant business It
Tamms-
The Dick Fowler viii he lifted on
tho Mound City ways today for re-
lpairs.
The Grace velie IL on dry dock
1T paducah, and win receive a new
hull
The Warren is due from Paducah
At noon today and will leave at
b. m. On the rtnrn trip.
4 Capt Clarence i. Nichols Of Cairo
has passed successful examination
in Evansville. Ind. for license as mas
tier and win now take charge Of on'
: If tha combines hig bots
The name Of the steamer ". ?
. Wells has been changed to the "Chilo.'
Shad Carroll, fireman and J. A. Car
oll mate Of the steamer Henrietta
fought over the shipping Of a negr
4 crew at Paducah, and were arrested
4 Capt Frank Kennedy Is in con
I. mand Of the Warrenn while Capt. !
n 81 Crider 81 OF On a vacation
& The Wash Honshell is aground
q the Ohio at Caseyville The Fulto
has gone to the rescue.
The official test of the frs boz
M Sampson, under the control Of r
n board of Commissioners Of the 20
Miof New Orleans, was made Monds
Il evening. Mayor Behrman, Chief
n Conner of the fire department, Cal
n Burk Of the insurance patrol; Pre-
IA dent Meister OF the fire board. we
81 on board when the test was mac
r. The nine streams which the ampson
n able 70 turn on a fire, were all put
n operation, and the wharf Of the upp
NJ steamboat landing was flooded wi
III water, The tRst is said to have be
a very satisfactory
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

Hhe Herman Paepcke has arrived
from below with two barges Of wood
for the Chicago Mill
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
.Roston and Brooklyn. raln.

Batleries-Pittinger and DOOM. Nc
Ginty and Bresnahan
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

The Chattanooga is receiving new
boilers al Paducah. A new cabin II
being built for her also.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20
Second Came

RH El
Philadelphia :, ..... 3 8 II
New York .... 81
Benderman and Powers
G0ode. Griffith and Kleinow
:. Il a n
Cleveland ............ 2 i
Detroit !. .............
Batteries Moore and Wakefield
Donovan, Drill and Dorm
Il II II
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

Dial Sanford, steward of Cairo, is
to go into the restaurant business at
Tamms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

as.=.a.......n..-.s..
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

Stage at Cairo Septembef II, IVVF, @
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

Capt. Frank Kennedy is in com
mand Of the Warrenn while Capt. X
q. Order Il Off On a vacation
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

The Wash Honshell Is aground in
the Ohio at Csseyyille The Fulton
has gone to the rescue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-20

The Dick Fowler will he lifted OF
tho Mound City ways today for re
pairs.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
A Summer Trip Unsurpassed on
the Continent.

The ttip TO Salt Lake City or 20 the
Pacific coast via that point over the
Denver y Rio Grandc System The
scenic Line of the World :" is the most
beautiful in America. 10 European
trip of equal length can compare with
it in grandeur of scenery or wealth of
novel interest. Then Salt Lake CITY
itself is most quaint and picturesque
ploce and well worth the Journey. Its
mormon temple, tabernacle, ti,hinr
Office and church institutions; its hot
sulphur springs, within the city lin.
its; its delightful temperature, sunny
climate and its Great Salt Lake-dead
er aud denser than the Dead Sea in
Pales,inc-are but few features of
Salt Lake City's countless attractions
There are parks, drives, cauons. and
beautiful outlying mountain and lake
resorts. Imagine, if you can, a bath
in salt water a mile above sea level In
water in which the human body can.
not sink. Inquire of your nearest
ticket agent for low tourist rates IA
Salt Lake City, or write for informa.
ton and copy of "Salt Lake City. the
City of the Saints" to 8. X. Hooper.
general passenger agent, Denver.
Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
The Postal Laws.

number OF Colorado Springs peo-
PIE have received blpnk petitions To
oe hlIcd in and sent 10 their congress
man, asking his support of a postal
law providing for two classes of mali
matter only. The first class would bo
Tor letters and sealed packages at the
rate OF one cent an ounce or fraction
fnereof. The proposed second class
would consist of .'''all other mailabls
matter at rate high enough to direc,
'he large bulk of merchandise. TO nat.
nral channels of distribution. but ,ov
enough to serve the purpose of a mar.
cells post"
Ihis scheme is obviously intended
10 serve the purposes of mail order
houses, and would result not only In
heayy loss to the government hut 1,
severe injury to the country mcr-
chants. IL would force the pos,oaics
department to carry at an unnrof,t,
ole rate an immense bulk of cataIops
circulars, cheap books in the euise al
p.fiouiea's' ETC., thus increasing an
aiready heavy burden Of expense to
the department.
nu' 'he reason that such measure
should be opposed by the people In
seneiai Is that 1t would enable the cit '
department stores to deliver Roods I.
'housand miles away at rate Of pos..
age so cheap that local merchant,
wouid be ruined by the competition.
Win such . law In force home trad.
,ng would almost cease, for people
living N the country or In ANAL to,. J,
cou'o send to the cities and buy good.
At prices made possible only i, 4.
low cost Of delivery. '''' '
]. .n,s 1as scheme = bsiag promossd /.
- 'nssssssss q ~ isrgs department
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
Lodge Directory.

lrstpay Camp Ne. u. WoodWfH OF ~
World, every % Aud an Tuesday ni'hi
q r nisford, CO. wm. Edgar. CLERK
Pea /acsci 7tibr No. Ioj efI, o. T. "
Every wednr-i.y night
wm. Edgar, Chief OF Records
II. G. Petit. sacheu'
DraTay Lodcc l. q. O. +. No. H5o
Meets every Saturday nifht.
II. l.. walker. see'y. 7, II Cash y"
3tolArhood Of American YeomaH'. West
.rn Homestead. Eyc.y Thursday night
". ". GrGin Foreman. 7. II. CASH Cor
O9vay CIyelS No. S69, HowSH O
waoderaft. is;, sud 2rL Tuesday night
Grace Jsrrry, Clerk. Cora A. Edgar o. y.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
a GREAT CROP.
Sugar Bcets Popular with the
Farmers.

From the Sacchariuc Gazette.
The sugar beet crop of last year was
far and away the best money producer
for the farmers Of this section of the
valley.
The beet crop has Il number of dis
tine'ivc advantages over other crops
that is making Il more than Pcguiar
every year. The price per ton is fixed
before tile seed is put in the ground
spot cash in Jump on delivery of the
crop; no Chicago commissio& house
gets rake of; they don't haye 20 be
Grated; the beet plant is rarely ever
killed by hail or wind storgSj you
can plant thcrl carly or late aud get
good results.
Below we priut 4 list of farmers and
leSseers Of Sugar City ami the Ord
way districts with the number Of
acres grown and the total receipts.
Many Of them average over 500 per
arF,s
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
Teachers Institute.

The Eighth District Normal Instl-
tue, comprising the counties of Otero
Bent. PrOwers, Kiowa aud Blca will
be held in Lamar, June to 10, inclu-
sive.
Prof. d. + Phillips, PHI D.. Denver
University, IS TO conduct the Institute
assisted by Mrs. Sanford Bell, of the
State University and Pgiu. Geo. f.
Momycr, of Granada, as instructors.
Lectures viii be given aud Round
tables held by Katherine l.. Craig
State Superintendent, DR. Z X. Sn,-
der, Hresident of tle State Normal,
Or. Stanford Bell, State University.
Prof. Il. II. II Roberts, of Denver Uni
vefsity and Others.
No pains has been spared on the
part of thf eommittee TO organize a
strong institute, one that will NEE,
the professional needs of the teachers
of all grades.
This Institute affords an oppor,uni.
ty which no teacher desiring to move
forward In the profession can afford
to miss.
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
Box SprInsS Items.

Little Elsie Hausbrough, OF La Jun
IA. is visiting her graudma, Mrs
Hansbrough.
Messrs. HilEkcr and Seauland, OF
Rocky Ford, was out looking over the
country last Sunday. They say this
is 4 tine couutry-sueh good water.
\ load Of hay upset on J. C. Dean
last week. lie was quite badly hurt
and went to Pueblo to be Go-,ored.
Mrs. Creole has returned from Pu-
sblO where she has been visiting for
the past few weeks.
Dr.. JcGcry and wife, Mr.. Fenton
ard wife and son Fred, Of ordway
spcu, the day last Sunday with Ernest
Clark and wife.
Clara Clark and bro,her James, of
Rocky Ford, are visiting relatives in
Box Springs.
Messrs. Nicklos and Seaman, Of Hol
brook. were ogt visiting Mr.. Hester
and wife.
Mr.. Hester made business trip TO
Rocky Ford last week.
Mrs. Ernest Clark was spending a
few GaYs with Mrs. Jcfcry. of ord
way, las: week. She attended the Ia.
dies club while in town.
L. L. Sirris has been quite sick but
is some better. u. d.
Fresh Beans, Tomatoes. Lettuce,
Radi hes aud big buushcs Of Onions at
The Ordway new era., 1905-05-19
Lrst Np,e Yanishtl

When leading physicians z
w. NJ. SmitharI. of Pekin. n
curable CONSUMPTION. HI, ~
nished; but DR.. kirg's Newls
for Consumption. Coughs ~ 4
KEEP, him out of his grave Z
This great specific compee
me. and saved my life. S'ns.
nave used it for over " ~
COM id, IL 4 marvellous Wy y,
lung cure" Strictly seieag.
for coughs. sore ,hroats o. =
preventive Of pnenmon'l' J.
teed. SOC and Sl.Q0 bottles AZ
gists. Trial bottle free.