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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-04-02

Actual tests show Gas to be at least
one-third cheaper for cooking than coal.
That is because you don't have to keep
the fire going when you don't need It.
4ltf
All Wells went to Grand Rapids Monday
to bring back his wife, who has been at
hospital there for several weeks, where
she underwent severe surgical operation.
She is recovering nicely.
Gibson wants your butter and eggs at
his Bridge street Crockery and Grocery
store.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-04-02

Mrs. Henry Hill was the guest OF lonla
friends, Monday.
Miss Irene Barnes OF Alma college is
home for short time.
Mrs. Bert Gregg went to Vermontvlile'
Saturday, for weeks vacation.
R. Eggeston and wife visited his
brother in Big Rapids over Sunday
Mrs. r. C. Mason and sister, Miss Erma
Arnold, are spending week in Ovid.
Bert Tuck OF Coral was a guest OF his
aunt, Mrs. M F. Tuck, over Sunday.
Regular meeting of Calanthe Temple
Monday evening, April 6. Initiation and
lunch.
Mrs. n. s Holmes and Mrs. j. Gillette
of St Johns have been guests at walter
Rch's.
Mrs. CLAYTON Chapman of Big Rapids
is spending few days with relatives and
friends.
Miss Eliza Simpson Of Sand Lake was
a guest of Mrs. F. Simpson the first OF
the week.
Mrs. Lee Stall went to Boyne City,
Tuesday for couple Of weeks visit with
her son Fred.
Otis White Of Vergennes, our valued
Alton Moseley correspondent. was in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. George Hopkins Of Greengille ar
rived here Monday for few days visit
at Hiram Eckert,s.
Geo. A. Hoyt and wife Of Lakeview
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mil
lard over Sunday.
Miss Ina johnson Of Greenville was the
guest of her sister. Miss Effie Johnson,
the first Of the week.
Charles Hammond and family left for
Bay City, Tuesday for weeks visit with
relatives and friends.
Mesdames Frank Lamb and Alex. Sat-
terlee of Greenvllle we're guests at the
home Of j. H. Luce Monday.
The ladies of the Disco Cemetery asso-
citation will meet at George Browns at
Cooks Corners on election day.
Fred F. Ireland, who has been confined
to the house by serious attack OF ton
stis for the past ten days. is improving
About twenty-five Of the members OF
the L. OF. M. M. will attend a banquet
given by the Smyrna Hive Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Henry Darling and little grand
daughter, Neva, went to Lake Odessa,
Monday, for few days visit with rela-
tives in that place.
The M. E. Ladies Aid society will serve
supper in their church dining room next
Saturday, Apr. 4. from S to 8. HASH
fried eggs and other good things. Sc.
L. Leblanc, who has been spending the
the winter in this city, left Monday for
Cleveland where he will assume charge
Of one of the boats which leave that port
this spring.
Kindergarten pupils will not be admit
ted at our schools hereafter only at the
beginning Of the semesters, Feb and
Sept. |, the rule being adopted at the last
meeting Of the school board
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-04-02
Short Rems of Interest Re
Latins to the TosDn and Its
People. told In a Single
Paragraph.
Local ~
Brevities.

The only fuel you can afford-Cook
WITH GAS 4lf
Ernest Dewey Of Grand Rapids is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Vern Divine.
Mrs. T. S. Stevens Of Stanton was the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. c. S. Barnes
Monday.
w. j. Field OF Hastings was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hall from Satur-
day till Monday.
An Easter picnic social will be held at
the Smyrna church on April 10, in the
evening. Bring ten cents.
Miss Jessie Leonard is home from her
college work at Oberlin, Ohio, for a short
vacation with parents and friends.
| John Sutton returned to his home at
WILLIAMSON, Monday, after lo-days'
visit with his sister Mrs. Colt Beedy.
Roy Kniss has again organized his Sat-
urday night ten cent dances in Hubbell
hall with good music and good order.
The third degree will be worked on
Saturday evening, at Masonic lodge. All
members are requested to be present.
Mrs. A E. Garfield was called to Stan
ton Tuesday by the death of her brother,
who was killed in runaway accident.
Donald Orr Dean is the name Of the
new baby who came to make his home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Don Dean of Orleans
township March %.
D. P. Fargo and wife of Doland, South
Dakota, are guests of friends and rela-
tives in this city this week, being called
here by the death Of M. B. Divine.
The Old Southland Sextette will give a
concert at the Orleans town hall Thursday
evening, April 9. Admission, l5c, Csc
and 55c. You can't afford to miss it.
Regular services Sunday morning and
evening at the Congregational church.
Rev. N. J Myers will occupy the pulpit
Morning subject, The Rose of Sharon"
Mrs. Asher Shaw, who has been spend
ing few weeks at the farm is again oc-
cupying the home in this city and has
been entertaining friends from Lansing
Mrs. Emma VanHorn of Muir was the
guest of her sons, Ezra and Clarence,
this week. She was called to Stanton on
account of the serious illness Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Johnson.
Walter Meach of Muir was in the city
over Sunday. He came to attend the
Masonic lodge meeting Saturday evening
and took part in the banquet exercises,
being called upon for speech,
Mrs Mary Cannon returned from Ga
lena, Kas.. Tuesday. where she has been
during the winter, having been called
there by the sickness of her mother, whom
she left much improved in health.
Rev. F. P. Sprague of Saranac occu-
pied the pulpit of the Congregational
church Sunday morning and evening CIV
ing excellent dlscourses at both services.
He was a guest at Rev. N. J. Myers.
Wilbur Whitney Of Richland has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. n. A. Lamb,
a couple of days this week. He is the
prime mover in the organization Of state
bank there and will soon be doing BUSH
ness as its cashier.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-04-02
Gas cooking is quickest and cheapest

Gas cooking is quickest and cheapest
4ltf
c. M. Smith has returned from a two
weeks visit with his son in St. Louis.
Anything in crockery at prices TO suit
at Gibson's Crockery and Grocery store.
Mrs. Dee Brown Of jackson was guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wagner on Friday
last.
Buy your GAS RANGE before the busy
season begins # you wish It Installed
promptly. 4ltf
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ireland of lonia
were over Sunday guests Of relatives and
friends in this city.
We can now furnish plenty Of GAS COKE
at the usual price. Belding Gas Works.
Aft
MIR. and Mrs John Snow Of Coral were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Warren over Sunday.
The Misses Rena Angel, Ruth Mann
and Grace Travis have been home from
tnelT SCnOOlS uutlllB NdSoIlOh'
Mrs. Fred Fridge Of Ionia returned
home Monday, after a few days visit
with her sister. Mrs. F. McCue.
For roofing or setting fence posts you
need Coal TAR; ten cents a gallon or
So SO a barrel Bedding Gas Works.
Aft
The last lot of cheap oranges we will
have this spring, l5c doz. and fine at
Patterson's.
The Misses Ann Bracken and Eva Eddy
are home from the Stale Normal at Ypsi-
lanti for a weeks vacation.
Mrs. Elizabeth Northway and daughter,
Mrs. L. E. futile, left Monday for a few
days visit with Saranac friends and rea-
tves.
E. D. Born Of Allegan, district manager,
will install the newly elected officers OF
the National Protective Legion Wednes-
day. April 8,
Mrs. Gertrude Buttolph returned to her
home at Grand Rapids Monday, after
weeks visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Will Kennedy.
Attorney Fred L. Warner has been in
Charlotte few days this week on legal
business in the probate court. He is look
ing after claim against an estate there
for Bedding client.
Fred Bower of Grand Rapids, who has
been a guest at George Hubbards for
week, has returned home. He is son OF
John Boyer, former resident of this city
and employe Of the Banner office.
A social was held at George Rayel's
Wednesday evening for the benefit Of the
Green Cemetery association. There was
large crowd present and a good time
enjoyed by all. They cleared 81 85.
Mrs. Mat Faber of Greenve and Mrs.
Ida Gambler Of lonia, were in the city
Tuesday helping their father Alex. Han
sellman, pack his houaehold goods, pre-
paratory to moving to Greenville, where
he will make his home with Mr.. and Mrs
Faber
The Richmond house and lot, corner Of
Bridge and Washington streets, was sold
through the Wagner agency this week to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dibble, consideration
$1,000. This is a valuable piece Of
property and was purchased at a bargain.
Mr.. Dbble expects to occupy it.
In the article last week headed mo
Union of Churches an error in compost
ton should have read, Where the young
lady attempts to use the tiger as steed,
on the return journey the young lady is
an inside passenger Also the word
champion should have been used in
place Of companion Of liberty Of thought =
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-04-02
New Goods at Benedict,s
Port Wine

Port Wine
Red Seal Brand. Full pint bottles.
High quality, 45c bottle. Quart bot
ties of Port Wine, one of the best
made, at soc and 75c.
Lrondequoit Port Wine
The very best Port Wine made. Coo
bottle. Splendid tonic as it is agree
able to nearly all who are just getting
over long sickness.
Sherry Wine
In pint bottles at 45c each. Pre-
ferred by some to Port.
Sweet Catawba
An old fashioned sweet wine. In
pint bottles at 45c each.
Sour Wines
Riesling and Dry Catawba, two
we'll known sour wines, in pint bottles
at,S0c.
Whiskey
For Medicinal uses only. We buy
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-04-02

our WHISTLES in U. S. Bonded Ware
house so we can guarantee them to
be pure. They never leave the super
vision of u. S. official until shipped
to me. Five year old whiskey 5Oc
pint, 10 year old Toe pint.
SC Ink H.
SC Pen and Holder 4 ~
We are giving "FREE" with each
box of 25c, or better writing paper, a
&c bottle of black ink, pen and a
good holder. We want to greatly
reduce our big stock of boxes writing
paper. You save l0c on each box.
Step in and see our line Do not
wait too long.
Peroxide Cream
A cleansing, soothing, autiseptic
toilet cream and a harmless skin
bleach combined, scientifically made,
attractively put up-25c. AS GUS
toner bought her third box last week
she said: "That is really the best
cream | have ever SEEN"
The evening world., 1908-09-30

WOMEN'S VELOUR CALF VAMPS,
with shell kid tops, lace e,oc
Shoes, stout ,oles, at...... 9L'oo
The evening world., 1908-09-30

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAR ihNs.
widow, is privately operating her husband
ts:!ns sable under the ,raInsS n1m. rannlas 9' il
Tor her Henrletta's younger sister, My, Mytus,
Is engaged to Ralph WoSdhar,'' whSssh snth6r 't q
an anti.racetrack bill. Ralph ssetssy ss,ssy
Esmbes, hiding this fact from nls n,r,ry tstnr.,
heuse are sanderson and Garrison. ,a,,s' Sn,,
and Janet Sterling whom he loves, GarTl,9,n
plans to buy WIldfIre, Ars. sarF.ns;'" Ndp.e Is
owned by John Duffy, rsscally oeokmasrr'd
Whom he and Mrs. harrington haze tna
who has Ralph In his power garrison 10
eeivss an evasive answer when no sys ptSypos1,
TO Mrs, Darlington. He thinks pafy yov,
. break him chapgy Essis, @s.-. me In nstps shs
Ocean Stakes, comes to Donovan foi In
ttructons. Mrs. BarrinEton also comes 70
consult Donovan as 10 W.ldlre's onahcee IN
Duffy instructs wlldtlres Jockey TO ,os:
the race unless no sees white hehoxs'oisA
waved at the turn Of the strstch
The evening world., 1908-09-30

Another good example Creenhut goodnesrforprce:
good quality striped tweed and tailored much
told Usually sold (eewhere) $3.50 NJ nm
s good a So Our DOOU
ISaandFo
The evening world., 1908-09-30
CHAPTER VII.
- Continued
Crooked Work.


cried Chappy, In fear and tremnl'ns'
de judges and every ybodyd be watchin'
me den; besides, l wouldn't know how
to DO It; amt never pulled no horse IN
my iife."
You don't need to now"
"pen what does yer want me to DOR
asked Chappy, In his perturbation,
There's lots OF ways OF losing a
race" explained Duffy, without pulling
a horse, and with Wildfrs, its easier
than sliding down toboggan. Listen
when YOU 20 past that window II there's
no white handkerchief then give her
one dig with the spurs, Just one, and It'll
be all over"
use the spurs" asked the bewildered
boy.
I "Just once" assured Duffy.
III don't think that
Duffy interrupted him with the Ques-
ton. Can anybody see you do IT.
"No, SIR" assented Chappy.
biIf there Is q white handkerchief -
Chappy did not let him hnish. \
wins ] understand all about dat ou'
where do YOU come in' II Wlldhre don't
win Jackdaw will. and dem
THAT'S It exactly" answered Duny.
"Either Wildhre or Jackdaw wins, and
It's for me TO say which one. The ODDS
when go from here to the betting ring
will decide that"
"But isn't Widhrs the favcriteF
Yes Widfre's price Is shorter than
Jackdaw's now, but hear that there's
some big commissions to go In on JACK
daw which will send his price down ana
Wilafire's up. II that's right ! bet on
WIhhre and wildfre wins. II not,
bet on Jackdaw and Jackdaw wins
place my money where l can get the
best odds, and you do the rest
But dis Mr. Garrison, who bousht
Jackdaw"--
Don't bother about him. He 10 In on
it," cried Duffy. Sos the Jockey VINO
,ls up on Jackdaw."
The bookmaker did not care how many
more persons he would implicate In
the throwing Of the race. Anyhow no
wished to poison the mind Of every per-
son he could reach against his 9ad en-
eny, Garrison.
he asked, to make certain.
"sure he does; he's no fool. , He bought
the horse SO as to make fhis killing
you've got your nstruations-follow
than. for n YOU don't"-t A threaten
Ing note crept INTO Duftys voice
"Yas, sir" said ChapgS.
.-Then go and do as you've been told.
"Der white handkerchief"
you win, understand" asked Duty
Chappy paused at the door and re-
piled feryent!y. 'YRs. sir, and hope
sees It."
Dutry waited until he was out OF ear
shot then, drawing his handkerchief
from his pocket, he wiped the nervous
persiparitcn from his forehead H'
ohuckled and said. Easy, easy dead
easy" He was still laughing when he
lett the trainers quarters for the bet
ting ring.
TIE slam Of the door informed Bud oi
his departure. In his haste and excite
ment the boy slid down pole leading
from the bedroom to the trainer
quarters. Tears were streaming doWT
I his dirt smudged face as ne cried:
'Its a frame Up! It's frame up
whats wrong, Bud? What Is tn
matter?" asked Mrs. Darlington, wh(
entered the room al that moment. hay
ing gotten rid OF the doctor.
Matter! Why, It's couple OF crooks
daps what's de matter. They've got !
ell framed up for wildhTe to lose
For W!ldfre 10 lose! What do yo'
mean?' asked the stunned widow.
John Dufty--that's what l mean h
, cc-le In here and he gets next TO d.
The evening world., 1908-09-30
YUekGLING FORETOLO DEATH
"You1l Soon Have Ne In One OF
Those Furnaccs," lie Said.

IN keeping with 4 prediction made by
7'usct -e0ently, the body Of Frederick
n YueTs'.ns. former race track plung.
A. and millionaire. vas lncineratel
vestsrAy Afternoon at the Rose Hi
-r.uALS-y, In lander, \ j.
w ale visiting the Institution a month
asO ne ponled 10 one % the vaults
a, a.! .s aid, Eoa,n soon have ne; "A Que
The evening world., 1908-09-30
Lillian RusseU's Racing Comedy
|VVildfirG|
Made Into Serial Story Tor The Evening World
By John Murray

Eounded on "wildtire," e racing COMEDY ~
George Broadhurst and George hoo~S
now cunning at the Liberty Theatre,
tCopyright iaOs nv the Pross Publishing
Company, New York World)
The evening world., 1908-09-30

Princess Copns; in navy and light blue,
reseda and black chiffon tafeta waist with
deep tucked net yoke, and stitched bands,
long sleeves, full tucked skirt; but co- m
ton trimmed, with folded girdle, at 9Z0.OO
The evening world., 1908-09-30

TAI red Sui S; blue, green and black
broadcloth; A-strctly tailored model with
button trimming tafeta lining; 8.gored
SKIRT, with button trimming and co-oo
deep tailored toId at SZ5.UU
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
Another Paper at Nelson
Vile.

That Nelsonville is to have an.
other weekly paper is now an as.
sured fact, as a company was
formed Tuesday, with a capital of
$5, 900 for the installation of q
new modern printing office; $3,-
$50 of this stock was subscribed
in the morning in about two hours.
Those who have already subscribed
are p. W. Hickman, f. w. Gable,
Don G. Gable, Ed c. Evans, j, f.
McVickers. Mr.. Hickman will be
the business manager of the new
plant and f. w. Gable the editor.
No name has been as yet decided
upon for the new paper but it is
authoritively stated that, contrary
to the general Impression, it will
not be continuation of the Val
ley Register. r.-Straitsyille Record.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
Prosperity Convention.

Delegates to the big prosperity
convention" of the merchants to
be held in Baltimore from March
2 to Z, who are interested in the
great financial questions of the
day, will have an opportunity to
listen TO Representative Charles H.
Fowler, chairman of the House
committee on banking and cur
rency. Mr.. Fowler entertains
very pronounced views upon the
subject of finance, which he en-
bodied in a len gthy speech in the
House. January q. He was
liberally applauded at the close of
his speech.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13

Panama. The letter was official
coming from Lieutenant Colonel
II. F. Hodges, of the United States
Engineer Corps, who is in charge
of the chief office, in New York.
The letter stated that the position
pays a salary of $500 month.
Mr.. Shumaker is given 30 days in
which to report, but after weeks
visit with friends in CoIum ous,
and another at his home in Cleve-
land, he Will proceed to New York
to report for service and then pro-
ceed to Panama.
During the past eight years Mr..
Shumaker has been passenger and
freight conductor and general
yard master of the G.. S. & II.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
THE ARGUMENT that appears t.

THE ARGUMENT that appears t.
be carrying some weight for the
advocacy of the Initiative and Re.
ferendum in Ohio is the fact that
the lobbyists and corporation in
terests are solidly against it. On
authority of no less parsonage
than the President of the United
States, whatever these big inter-
ests do or want to do, is wrong,
and what ever they oppose, must
necessarily be right, That policy
though it may sound good, and be
one upon which political causes
may prosper for time but it can
not maintain throughout the long
existance of a government, of
state or nation. To make laws
persistantly against corporations,
whether right or wrong, is incon-
sist mt with constitutional rights.
The constitution advocates "equal
rights to all" " so that class legis-
lation is not fair, even though it
shsuld favor the class most in need
of assistance. The probabilities are
that the corporation more strongly |
oppose the Initiative and Referen.
dun because it confers too much
power on the people.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
Thursday, Feb. t3, 1908.

EVERY MAN with open mind, who
still strives to find the causes OF
the panic, the long array of idle
locomotives, the armies of the un.
employed and of the revival of the
souphouse mode of relief, with the
depression in industries, will ac
cord Senator Foraker respectful
consideration while reading his
speech before the Ohio society In
New York. He catalogued all the
fashionable reasons asserted and
added one that he finds many col
leagues are believing. 1t is possi- :
BILE to feel the pulse of this Nation
by carefully scrutinizing it's daily
press as the journals arrive from
1he compass points. When he said
that undertaking no longer found
patrons in magazine offices, when
he declared that people were halt
Ing to retrace their steps in the
wild crusade that has been pro-
gressing, he simply announced
that pulse. 1t may avail for the
moment to assaIl Foraker, but he
is no worse than his party, that
Landed him so loudly but few
months ago. He is among the
conspirators now, with Cannon,
Choate, Spooner and all the crowd
that dlsdains to think through
one mans brain.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
EXCHANGE
NEWS NOTES
JACKSONVILLE COR. ATHENS MEssEN-
GER.

NELSoNVILLE COR. ATHENS NEsSEN.
GER.
Miss Ethel Spear, of Logan, was
in Jacksonville for a short time
Monday morning. She went .to
Murray City from here where she
is teaching school.
Attorney c. V. Wright, of
Logan, spent Tuesday in this city
looking after business interests,
Hubert Lappen, of Logan, spent
Tuesday evening with friends in
this city. He returned home
Wednesday.
Mr.. James Watkins, of Logan,
was business visitor i'm this city
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Valley Wright, of Logan, was
in Jacksonville, Monday afternoon
and evening on business.
Vaughn Kelley, of Logan, spent
Tuesday evening in this city with
friends.
Rev. A. W. Buckland, Of Lo-
gan, spent Thursday evening and
Friday morning in this city. REV.
Buckland conducts Episcopal
services in Poston's studio each
Thursday evening.
Messrs. Fred Collins and Ferd
Smith, of Logan, were the
Sunday guests of friends in
Nelsonville.
Will Matheny spent Sunday
evening in Logan with friends.
Mrs. Bert Stedem, of Logan, is
.he guest of Mrs. John M)nahan
1t the Dew Hotel for u few days. !
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
Obituary

Wilson WILDER Gafney, I'll
infant son Of Charles and Amand
Gaffney, was born April 8, 100'
died Jan "a, 1908. Aged
and Is days.
Fold the hands, hands so waxen
Der our pulseless darling's breast,
For our loved one now is sleeping
In deaths long and dreamIess rest,
Press the dark fringed eyelids gentle
o'er the sunny trusting eyes,
Eyes that closed on earth forever
Opened up In Paradise.
Vein, we question why II happened
Eow 1t can be for the best,
Asking why his feet so early
on their journey needed rest,
But though hearts are aching, breaking
With the dull unceasing pain,
Though the light OF life seems vanished
Never to come back again.
Yet, oh, who would wish to call him
From his home OF light above,
Who would ask that God had left him
Here TO cheer us with his love,
Even with our love to guide him
In the paths OF good and right
Would he still have entered II eayen
with soul so pure and white.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
NNNNNNNNN FL

from his birth by an incurabie
illness and could only remain
with us but few short months, en-
deared himself to those around
him and his little smiling face will
be sadly missed in the home. He
leaves father. mother, one sister
and many other relatives to mourn
him.
We tenderly lay Ilm away until
the Master comes who said"Suffer
little children to come unto me,
and forbid them not for of su ch is
the Kingdom of Heaven.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
Will Lecture at London
Ohio.

In picking up the London,
(Ohio) Times, we were pleased to
come face to face with a very good
likeness of our most genial towns
man Herbert r. Harrington. He
was advertised to lecture in that
town on Tuesday of this week, his
subject being "The Kings Fool. ="
Mr.. Harrington is making great
strides on the lecture platform,
combining his most excellent car
toon chalk-work illustra tions with
his lectures.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
THE NEWS
OF THE WEEK

GALIIPOLIt.-The heavi-
est flows of ice that have passed
for years caught the new Ferry
steamer Francis as she was leav-
ing the West Virginia shore and
carried the boat and passengers
distance down the stream. She
was wedged in the ice for several
hours and in danger of being
crushed every moment. BY siren
uous efforts the crew succeeded in
extricating the boat and driving a
full head Of steam reached the
Ohio shore in safety.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1908-02-13
Sp e ciaI announcement Re-
gardins the National Pure
Food and Drug Law.

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not af-
fected by the National Pure Food
and Drug law as it contains no
opiates or other harmful drugs,
and we recommend it as safe
remedy for children and adults.
Bort u Co.