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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-25

The Oregon State Fair vii
soon he on. Those who have atten.
ded found il a wonderful educator
so to speak, when they have gone
to the Fair seeking light. Til,
Fair is attended by crowds, aud
people from the farms 60 to the
Oregon State Fair IN large num-
hers. 1t would however be inter-
esiing to know what portion OF
the farmers have never been TO a
State Fair. The statement would
doubtless he safe which claims
that one-half the farmers in each
state have never been to a State
Fair. They lose much by no, go
ing as State Fairs are in a sense
indications of the pulse OF progress.
The man who never goes is in
danger of being unable to keep
step in the forward movement Of
agriculture. Is il not the boupd-
en- duty, therefore, of the farmer,
who has a neighbor who never
went to a State Fair, to try to
persuade him to 20, II no, only
for oncei In very many senses
the words "tome and see" may
be significant.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-25
SUMMONS

In the Circuit Court of the State Of Orc
gon, for the County Of Harucy
French Glenn Live Stock Company,
A corporation, Plaintiff,
".
Charles liollarhidu. Defendant.
To Charles Dollarhide. Defendant
In the name Of the State ol u',tu'
You are hereby required to appear aru
answer tile complaint In the above cu.
titled suit on or before the ist day of
October, 1909, the same being morc than
six weeks from the date Of the first pub.
lication II this summons. aud " YOU fail
to 30 answer Tor want thereof. the plain.
til will apply g. the Couf, Tor the fcl,ci
demanded IN the complaint, to.Nit
Tha, the deed referred q iu thr rHm.
plant rom said defendant to Peter
French be corrected aud reformed, and
that a cloud be- removed from plaintiff 's
title To- the real estate hereinafter d.
scribcd, aud that the title Of plaintiU iu
said land be quictcd and Tor such other
aud further relief a. 70 the Cou,i may
seem equitable That the saii land BE-
the same laud described iu said decd,
and that said real property is described
~ follows, to.wit. The Southeast quar-.
tor OF Seciioa twcn,y.iour ,hc North
east quarter Of section twenty-five, 10
Township tbiriy-iour South Of Range
ihirty-onc East aud las, hall Of ihc
Southwest quarter, aud the lots num-
berod three aud four. la section nine.
teen and the Eas, hall Of the NorlhWc Z
quarter, anl lots numbered ono aud
two In Section thirty In Township thir.
~ four South, Of Range thiriy.two East,
OF the willamette Meridian. all in llar-
ncy County. m the State OF Oregon.
This summons il served by publi,a.
tlon by or e. ~ Hon. G,o. a. Davis,
Judge OF the above entitled court duly
made and entered IN the above entitled
cause llth day oi August, 1905, thr term
prescribed Tor publication II six ,ucccs.
siyc weeks aud tie first publication oi
this summons h. August T., 1000
WiLuAN MulFE.
WILLIAMS, Woop & LiNrnruu,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice l. hereby given that the Coun
" Court Of Harney County will receive
sealed proposals Tor the care and keep
OF the County Poor for the term oi one
year from Sept. 20, 1905 10 sept 20, 1907
and that said bids will b. opened aud
considered by .he Cour, a. The regular
term on the 5lh day Of September 1900
al the hour oi 2 O'Clock +. NJ. speeidea-
tions and classes governing the contract
are on file in the County Clerks Office
A good and sufficient bond will be- re-
quiFed OF the successful bidder, aud the
Court reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids. By order Of the Court.
SAN MuTHERsnEAD,
County Clerk.
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SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon, for the County Of Harney.
French Glenn Live Stock Company,
A corporation, Plaintiff,
w.
John NJ. Edwards, Defendant.
To John VI Edwards, Defendant;
In the name OF the State OF Oregon /:
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint in the above en-.
titled suit ON or before the lst day Of
October, 1906. the same being more than
six weeks from the date OF the first pub.
lication Of the summons. and v you fail
To so appear, for want thereof, the plain
tin will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint, to-wit /:
That mistake in a deed from said de-
iendant John W. Edwards TO Peter
French. of the land hereinafter desorih-
ell, may be- corrected, and that said deed
may be reformed, and that cloud upon
plaintiffs title to said land be- removed
and that the plaintiffs title to said land
be quieted, aud Tor such other and fur
thcr relief a. to the Court may seem
equitable. said real property Is d, scrib.
cd a. follows, to.wit: The Northeast
quarter Of Section twenty-five, In Town
ship tweniy.niue South, OF Range thir
ty.two East oi Willamette Meridian, in
TIarney County, Oregon. containing one
hundred aud sixty acres.
This summons is served by publica-
ton by order Of Hon. Geo. t. Davis,
Judge OF the above entitled court duly
made and entered In the above entitled
cause llth day of August, 1905, the time
prescribed Tor publication is six success.
sive weeks. and the first publication Of
this summons is August Is. 1900
WILLIAM MILLER
WILLIAMS Wuup ItNrHtDrN,
Attorocys ior Plaintiff.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED srArE- LAND oFFtcE.
Nufua nfaguu IulN II I'D

|NLAEl NlAAEH LAND UFfliEs Z
Hufus OREGON, July o.. 100 a
Notice is hereby given that the following
NAMED settler has Hlcd notice Of her intention
o. make dual rfuUi iu support of her claim.
SUD thAf saiI rrHui Wtll O. made before thv
hCgisicr tuI Receiver. af hufus. Oftruu. on
August .itI. ial.. sif
Naacy d Rover Formerly Nancl i. Wood,
oi uafugl oregon. Prescription usclafstofy
-tafcmru NJ. ...l for lots and . Block o..
O.. TuWut.te of tiafngy, Uafuoy County ore.
son. situate iu tEr ~ ~ e, -eg, 20. 7, ?. r.,
k .l Nv 81
.ar names tht following witnesses g. prove
bee CHuunGgus tcsiiencr urou aud improve.
mtut ult ttI4 bots tla lusrrn u. iovd, viii
us' Lowe 80 OF Hafuri. oregon
Aut rrftuu uhn lCtlfVs g. protest AGAINST
tlr allowance of aHrh urunl. % who suuWs OF
auE substantial rrssnr, under the law and the
regulations uI tIr lufrfuf Department, why
such rfuuI should not Ur alluWsd Wi D. given
au opportunity ai thr above mentioned umy
aud place fH rfusH HHauiUV the Witnesses o.
fa.t claimant. fud fu Hfrf evidence iu fttuttal
of flaf submitted by claimant
Wv fkuHE. REGISTER
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rmtf uaul Agi june i,5,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


N'H|.N 'HNNNNH "a HN' NNN NNI|
Nufua. ufrsuH Iuiy i. tut
Nuulf Is uCrhf given uHl in compliance
Win tI. NfuVIsIuua UI tIr aHf uI NuuHrnsa ui
.IuU Ct. isIs. entitled can trt Tor tue sale of
lniNf. tauHH Iu fHH states u| california. ufu.
got. NnfHIlH. HuH Washington rrffltnfV " e.
rtt.ulrf tu aII tHr Public lHut states uy act
ui August i'it oliver W Uuii.uFs ol Chis
"tEn. county ol tuHk. afHtU 90 Illinois has
thiH u4f ulri in tHlt o1.0" hissuufu ftatomrnt
80 .sf. fHf Hr purchase uf tHr Fis HWi 4.
HuN ~. aI.t OF aHHtIHu $50 d. IH Town
tHlr Nu D r.. NausU SO. ai o.. " n aud
500. uI"f Uruu| iu SHOW that thr land
fHuflt is ore valuable i1r Dec timber and stone
illU inf 800 uIiurHl purposes and tu establish
Ii' yiaim tu ftli lauu lrinfU ihu iinf.sicf aud
Receiver Hf IIfut. ufrIuu. uu Nt.iurfIay.
Ode lHtN ltf NI september. lst.
iir names Hs uturssrs linrtfi Williams.
hnnk e. nIh.Ip. urufI Chauu. William D..
rrrnrrf 90 uI NIlcI OREGON.
any sui 40 pvfsuus claiming adversely tho
alntralrfrflbNi lauit afr fUIurttUi o. flls their
claims On thiH ufirU uu ui bHfpfu said ilth day
rrptrmlrf. 800.
WN. ftunE, Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-25
Sumpier Valley People Visit canyon.

David Eccles, president of the
Sumpter Valley railroad, and J. A.
West, chief engineer for the same
road, are making a tour oyer Grant
county this week, the former visit
ing this city Wednesday afternoon
in Company with G. S. L. Smith.
This was Mr.. Eccles' second visit
to Canyon City, his first visit being
/ in August. 1869, when he found
Canyon creek scene Of active
mining operations from the John
Day river to some distance above
the present site of the town
Mr. Eccles trip to Grant county
nj this time is for the purpose of
making q thorough examination Of
the country with the view Of ex-
tending his railroad line from its
present terminus at Austin into the
John Day valley. No definite
plans have been made as yet for the
extension Of the road, yet It is in
fsrred that il such is decided on,
work will be commenced some time
during the coming year. Between
Austin and the John Day valley a
high mountain exists and a most
thorough examination lie being made
by Mr.. Eccles and Mr.. West Of the
various passes on this range with
view Of selecting the one best ad.
apted for railroad building Blue
Mountain Eagle.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Notice l. hereby given that sylvester smith
ni Weed lake, Haruey tuuuiy, oregon. has tile
notice Of intention omakr pfooi ou his desurt
land claim No -, for the uusuftcyed aut
what would he NJ regularly surveyed from tht
Hast. the -i, NWt., ~. -Wt, sec !. aud =
NFi, and 81 81 Sec y. 7 gss., x. .lis o.. "
". .alo acfcs before the Register and REVIEWER
A. Burns, oregon. ON Tuesday, the l'ih dny u
August. i.ss
iic hames thp following witnesses tu prov,
the complete irrigation and reclamation ul
said land
tas simmons trstr Mondrurk. Theodore
Dunn aud John . Harper all ot Nhffnws or
ron.
W.. rAuuE. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-25
LOCAL AND Personal
Link Hutton IL in the city on land
business

LINK Hutton u IN tne CITY on lhnu
business
Homestead and desert land loca.
cations. See J. c. Turney.
Platt Randall and family are a.
gain home from their vacation In the
mountains.
Choice Surprise Valley dry land
alfalfa seed eau now be- obtained Of
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
and Feed Barn, or at \. Brown 4
Sons in this city.
Mu. Thornton Williams is again
az home In this city after teaching
a term OF school IN the Crane Greek
section. Mrs Williams has been
employed AZ principal Of the
Drewsey school the coming year.
School will open October LIST.
Hoo c. W. Parrish arrived here
Saturday from an extended visit
with the bovs on the stock ranch
at lee. and also Welt to Canyon
City. fIe states that everything
looks we'll at the ranch and ,ha, he
was given a job pulling weeds in
the garden.
Miss Grace Baierwel, q teacher
OF Detroit, Mich, has been the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. a Nenator
during the summer, and will this
week take her departure for home
The young lady aud Mrs. Venator
are old time friends and the visit
has oeen one OF great pleasure 10
both.
Prot. |. c. Raymond aud sister,
Miss Elma Raymond, were in the
city yesterday, having but recently
came in from Fort Bidwell. Califor-
MIA. Prof Raymond was here last
month and located some land and
his sister has also taken a desert.
The young lady will return to Bid
well for the present,
Mrs Maria sweek the aged moth
or Of c A. Sweek, Of Burns Lauren
CO sweek Of Monument and Alex
swrek Of Portland. arrived from
Burns by Mondays stage where she
had been on a visit with her sou aud
family. She was met here by her
son. Laurence Sweek and left Tues
day for his home a, Monument.
Blue Mt Eagle.
The following appeared in Tues
days Oregouiau together with other
supreme court decision. William
d Huffman, appellant, We. Fannie |
Z. Huffman, respondent, Harney
county, George K. Davis, Judge, re-
ysrsed opinion by Justice Moore
Held that in a decree OF divorce the
court had no power to award the in
nocent party possession of public
land to which the defeated party
had not acquired title
Mrs. Lizzie Ram left a copy of
the Ely New Mining Record dat
ed Aug Is, giving an account of the
death of her husband. II says: c |
W. Ram, who came TO Ely last
September, died suddenly in DR. |
Richardson's Office on last Monday
morning The cause of his death /
was heart failure, from which he
had suffered for some time past
Not feeling well Monday morning
he called at the doctors office, but
before relief could be obtained he
suddenly expired. This was not
Mr. Rams first visit to this locali.
ty, as away back in the early sew
entities he, with A. d. Campton, were
riding the ranges in this
for some years. After leav-
ing here he spent a considerable
portion Of his time in Oregon, where
be now has a brother and wife liv-
brother is Paddy Ram,
'f Drewsey.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-25
Timber Land. Act June o, ISIS.
)TlCE FOR PUBLICATION
rVITFn -rATES I-ANDOFFiCE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns. oregon. August IS. ips.
NofiUD is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of
June 8 ls-s. entitled can act Tor the sale Of tim
her lands tu The states Of California oregon,
NeVsla, and Washington Territory, a. extend.
81 to al the Public land states by act of Aug.
usf .. tsi., James simmons, Of Narfows, couu-
tyo liafucy, state oi oregon, has on August q
ist.. hltd iu this Office mis- sworn statement No.
So fuf the purchase Of the SNA. sfl.. Of scy.
No ql. iu township no " =. Range 40 81 p,
". NJ. south Of NalhCuf Lake. and will ohcf
proof to show that the land sought i more
valuable Cor IT, timber uf stone than tot aTti
cultural purposes. aud 20 establish bic claim 90
said land hefCfg the kcfittcf and Receiver uf
th's oii., a. Nufus. ufesuu, on Tuesday, The
fd dnY % October 1875.
HC names a. witnesses Lewis Marshall
Alyn -VfiuEcr. Chfs 4. Haincs. Richard
uaines. al uf NarrnWs. OREGON.
any and all persons claiming adversely the
cldetcfibetl lands are requested 90 Ole their
claims ir this office on 90 before said lzrd day
oi uctOher. iNs.
wv FARHE. Register.
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services conducted by Rev. II. c. AL
len. Internment followed in the Ma
sonic cemetery, where the Masonic
services were rendered Roseburg
Review.
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Tmncr sud Act. June O.. ISIS.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFfCE.
Burns oregon. lulv. ". i1O6.
Notice is hereby given that iu compliance
with the provisions of thr act of Congress OF
June o. lsle entitled "Au go Tor the sale OF tim.
utt lands iu The states Of california. Oregon.
Ngvadn. ami Washington 1crfituff as extend.
ru fu nli She Public land states hy acf of Aug
ust 2, isl4 Maud ~ Moore. uf PORTLAND. county
ut NulinuwHh, state ol ufrlUu has this day filed
in this oulrc hcr sworn statement 80 .t. iorthc
purchase ui thr W. NE. $50. NWt.
NWl4 sf's of section Nu. 20 in Town
shiT No. % 10 Range Nu. 20 o.. ". 81.
aud viii unvf rfuuf tu show that the land sought
is mofv valuable ior ts timber ur stone than Tor
agricultural purposes and tu establish her
claim 10 tali land heior the Ncustcf aud Re.
gciNuf 80 nufus. urcEon. or Tuesday the 18th
Jay OF september. iat.
She nantes as wtturatHs. Thomas -iinrcf.
ui Portland ufrluu. lfHUk -lIuErf. ut tiip
oregon. u y hliiuuf. ul flfo OREGON. y. a.
nihhic o' Riley oregon
Any aui all pHrtuus claiming adversely the
aiuFD icsrfiHrd lands urr requested o. ale their
rlaluls iu This ufirn un uf hCfofe said 18th day
u' September iHr
WN rAuuH Register
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.
UNITED -rArfs LAND oFFicE.,
Uufua. ufCFuu. Juno Iis iHu

Notice is hrfyhy given that ihr following
named settler has nlCN uutiru ~ bic Intention
To make nual pfuuf iu auUruH ul Die rlHiuI. auu
that taid pfuoi Will lt made luiufu ihr Register
aud NrrrlVyf Hi iiufut ufrf uH. uU AuauHi aHfu|
D. No. ilig. fuf thr NJ, rcU aI, o. au u. a
NV 81.
&C. names the following Wltnrstrs tu prove
his continuous frsidCurU uuou nud ru'iil alton
uf said land vlft frank MhlsinH. luuk
Jackson, ffauk hakCf. tfank -ilrt.allof hufns
nfrrnn.
W. rkuHr. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-25

Up-to-date lob printing at reason
able prices.
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Are the people of Burns ready
TO take up matters with the rail-
road On anything definitei Better
get together with the Push Club.
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For African water bags 70 10 ]
C. Welcome Il Sons.

NO TRESPASS1NG.
Hunting is forbidden upon my
premises. Trespassers viii be pros.
ecuted.
N. c. LEvENs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-17
Local Brevities

call on friends to send her to the
hospital.
City Clerk Flemming has written
to the First Ward Improvement
club informing it that the city has
investigated the Liberty Park con
tarcts and found that the work has
been done as specified. The club
people are not satisfied yet.
o. L. Mailman Of the Spokane
Dry Goods company has begun the
erection of a $4,000 apartment house
on the east side of Lincoln street
between Third and Fourth avenues
DR.. o. e. Worthington has sold
his house at ILL Eighth avenue for
$5575. |
J. B. Ingersoll, assistant man
ager of the Spokane G. Inland, says
that three electric motors are ex
pected to arrive within the next
six weeks. They weigh 40 tons
each and will pull 400 ton train
up a per cent grade at eight miles
an hour.
Charles McNab and the First
Ward Improvement club will CO
operate in the leasing of a building
which McNab is to erect at the
corner of Pittsburg street and
Sprague avenue. He intends it to
be two-story brick, but thinks
there will be some difficulty in leas
ing the upper story.
George Denham, the IL year old
runaway boy of E101S Second ave
nue., is in the tolls Of the Seattle
police. The local authorities were
notified and they notified the boys
father. The father will send the
boy transportation and bring him
home.
The funeral Of Joseph Escalliel
was held yesterday at O'Clock
from Elks' temple and was conduct
ed under the auspices of the Elks
and Eagles. Judge Henry l.. Ken
nan read the Elks' funeral service
and Del Cary Smith of the Eagles
made the eulogy.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-17

Mrs. Tobias Mitchell, age 40, died
yesterday at 062S IL Monroe street
of cancer.
The International Anti-Ggarrette
league Is waglng brisk campaign
on the north side and is nearly
through over there.
Steps were taken last night for
the organization Of a Mems club
o. the First Baptist church. Forty
four members were in attendance.
A party of eastern capitalists who
are interested in the Graves pro-
jects are in the city and are being
entertained by F. Lewis Clark.
A report from Bellingham says
that indica tons point to a revival
OF the Bellingham-S Spokane million
dollar railroad project.
Col D. P. Jenkins has bought
Cougar Point on Spirit lake from
Thos. Hooker. The colonel expects
to put small steamer on the lake.
Walter ]. Nichols and associates
have taken up 384O acres of coal
lands in Colorado, on the line of
the Moffat road from Denver to
Salt Lake.
Thirty transfers of property ag-
gregating $33,S78.60 were filed with
the county auditor yesterday. Most
of the property is for the Corbin
barns and right of way.
Miss Alma Lamphier of Chicago
and G. P. Abraham were married
last night at the home OF the bride.
groom's brother, l. H. Abraham,
E912 Empire avenue.
Harry S. McCracken Of Pendle-
ton yesterday began a suit for a
divorce against his wife, Sallie Stay.
den McCracken. She was formerly
Salle Slayden of Spokane.
Mrs. Mary Gallagher, pioneer,
died yesterday at st. Luke's hospi-
tai. 1t was nto long ago that she
and her husband had 100000. A
few days ago she was obliged to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-17
Our Daily Story.
A Honeymoon In a Motor.

Elaine Gascoigne looked the
picture of misery when her bosom
friend, Poppy Lestrange, rushed in
to the room. There were jewels to
the right of her. and jewels to the
left of her, but no happiness for
EHaline, whose tears were close at
hand.
How happy you must be-" cried
Poppy. Just to think. A good
looking husband, wealth, jewels, a
dream of a wedding gown -
oh-h-h-h!"
Elaine wept, and Poppy asked A.:
"Jealous?"
alfred is as true as STEEL flash
ed Niobe.
well. what is it he does that
he should not do?"
"He notes"
"Ripping!"
is it? He spends his life in a
motor car. l hate 'em. I'm afraid.
| despise the smell of gasoline. The
dusty, gusty, noisy, rushing, smelly
things, | simply abominate, and you
haven't heard the worst"
'Out with it."
"He actually wants me to spend
the honeymoon in a motor car built
for two"
And Ellaline laid her pretty head
down and burst into tears.
Forget it, dearest" said the
friend, soothingly. think of your
wedding gown and the folks who
will wish they were you, and the
point lace and your picture in the
newspaper. You'll be brave"
There was a comforting hand
clasp, and then the girls tried on
diamond ornaments and Poppy
kissed the tear spots away from
Ellaline's face. and life wasn't sc
entirely bad.
The sun shone on the happy day
Elaine was stately bride, and
she should have been happy.
AS the happy pair drove home
from church, Ellaline played her
last card, remarking how much
easier they could reach their destin
alton in parlor car.
Darling" said Alfred, con this
bridal trip there is no destination
and you told me that you adoreG
motoring, my sweetheart"
Say no more, Alfred" whispered
the bride, hopelessly.
Lakeside Inn, Four Mile Bottom
Darling Poppy: In a miserable
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-17
The Woman Of Forty--|s She Old?
Is a woman old at 40?

Chicago declares that she and has
membership Hereafter members
society line of 40 become honorary members only
speaks youthful the of 40 that they
protested against they ouvoted
quite likely that by
the danes of 40 made
themselves a young appearance the best
question open old at 40?
depends.
deceiu bright old aged H.
day. promptly replied,
live in is older than
Age thing spirit the spirit
youth. spirit fe Old is loss of
of life her enthusiasm of
spirit DID, whatever her
The should be her the of 49, She
has learned by actual experience things that worth while
has had the chance profit mistakes she does learn the phil
life she learned She has the capacity
activity which herself real
things take hold of life what is real
40 has things she
there things help
young
life look the will find
edge
with the buoyancy
10 may gray-haired, youthful opimist
No. old 40-uness she determines
forget recipe recipe Dress stays.
cosmetics, wrinkle eradcaors 1t goes deeper
She keeps her mind young. She stays in soul.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-17
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs.

Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs.
Several years since my lungs
were so badly affected that | had
many hemorrhages," writes A. M.
AXE, Of Wood, Ind. 81 took treat
ment with several physicians with
out any benefit. | then started to
take Foley's Honey and Tar, and
my lungs are now as sound as a
bullet. recommend it in advanced
stages Of lung trouble" Foley's
Honey and Tar stops the cough and
heals the lungs, and prevents seri-
Gus results from a cold. Refuse
substitutes. Chas. McNab, 402 Riv-
erside. ***