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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-10-14
THE MILLS OF JUSTICE
Troubles of People Sifted Through
Court Hoppers.

A fellow named Kelly, taken in a
couple of days ago by the police and
sentenced to do a five-days' stunt on
the streets, refused to work yesterday
after he was taken out or his cell al
the Jail. The officer In charge said,
very well, he might exercise his own
Judgment on that point" Kelly did.
But that sort of exercise did not keep
up the circulation. Kelly was thinly
clad and the thermometer indicated
the presence of frost In the air. The
officer had other men to watch and
he couldn't return the shIvering Kelly
to the warmth of the jail. So Kelly
Just stood around and shivered. He
was almost stilr when taken to jail
at the close OF the work period. He
was taken out again this morning and
was willing to work with the rest OF
the gang. He will have one more day
to serve, however, as the time he spent
in idleness yesterday does not count
R11
In the report of the Ballard intox-
ication case few days ago the nam.s
OF two Billiards. were interchanged in
the police notes. Mark Ballard was the
party in trouble and it was laid to the
door of Barney, who was innocent OF
any offense.
RvI
The case OF Mrs. Anna McDonough,
who was arrested for uttering mali
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-10-14

The Bell sells a heavy
cashmere suit for $40,
which cannot be dupli-
Gated for less than
$3.50.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-10-14

NICOLA.-William Nicola received
telegram last evening telling of the
death of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary
Nicola, wife OF Samuel Nicola, OF Well
man, at Iowa City, where she had been
taken to undergo an operation for APP
pendicitis. Mr.. Nicola left at once for
iowa City and Wellman.
TAYLOR HEARST. - Married, at
the Office of Mayor l.. M. Bacon, who
officiated, at o'clock p. m. Monday,
October IL, 90 Miss Ona Hearst, OF
Ottumwa, to Mr.. John Finton, Taylor.
The couple went to Rose Hill on the
4;20 o'clock passenger to be the guests
OF an aunt of the groom Mrs. Burnett,
for few days. Congratulations are
extended by friends.
HART.-William Hart, retired
coal miner and farmer well known IN
Oskaloosa, died this morning, Tuesday,
Oct. IL, 1909 at $3.50 o'clock OF COM
plications after an illness OF five
months duration. He was SO years
and s months old, having been born
Oct. 4, 1870. at Cornwall, England.
The deceased has resided in Mahaska
county for the past twenty-nine years
and Is the owner OF considerable pro-
perty In Oskaloosa. Funeral services
win be held at the late residence
Thursday afternoon at o'clock and
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-10-14

HENLINE.--Alto A. Henline was
was born in Moline, Illinois, May 6,
1856, and died in Sewers Jasper coun
t., Iowa, October Z, 1909, aged So
years months and one day. He was
united in marriage in May 1887, to
Jane Lewis and to this union ten
children have been born, all of whom
are living and who with his wife are
left to mourn the loss of kind, IN
dulgent father and husband. He has
been employed in the mines in the
vicinity of Colfax for twenty years
and was highly esteemed by his fell
low workmen and friends as being a
man of honesty and industry. He
was always ready with his sympathy
or help in time of need ana his friends
and neighbors will miss him. The
funeral services were held at the
school house at No. 8, wnere Rev. j.
Barton, OF the Baptist church, or Col
fax, preached the sermon, taking his
text from Blessed are they which
die in the Lord" Rev. 14-15. Inter
ment was made at Colfax cemetery.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-10-14

The Columbus Junction Chautauqua
cleared s175 from it's assembly of this
year.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-10-14

interment will be made in Forest GEN.
etery. The deceased is survived by a
widow, and six children, all residents
OF this county, as follows: Maria Hart
Sara Hart, Esther Hart, Tom Hart.
Ralph Hart and Edwin Hart.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-10-14

Thls Is exeellent toot BAN weather.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1909-10-14

Albert Gullion, Rose Hill. 20
497 and
Fannie Manus, Rose Hill. E. 20
Osro J. Davis, Fremont. 80. .26
49S and
Alma Davis. Oskaloosa. -. 20
Will White, Oskaloosa. go. 30
499 and
MAY James, oskaloosa. 81
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
PROF. W|LL|TT
LINCOLN ORATOR
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY MAN TO DE-
Z LIVER CHIEF AoDREss-PA-
RADE TO BE MILITARY.

Prof. Herbert l.. Willitt. OF Chicago
university, is To be the principal speak
er AZ the Lincoln day meeting In the
Light Guard armory. Friday afternoon,
Feb. ~ lie is noted speaker and
deep student OF American history.
There may be one other notable speak
er at the meeting, which will be held
at 3 o'clock, Immediately following the
street parade.
Mayor Breitmeyer will have charge
OF the armory meeting. although IL Is
rot settled that he Will preside On
the platform with the speakers will
be prominent members OF the Grand
Army, the Womens Relief Corps, the
Seventh Infantry officers, local militia
and navel reserve officers, the officers
Of the Board OF Commerce and some
members OF the common council.
IL has been decided that the parade,
starting at 2:15 o'clock. will be strict.
ly military in character. The Seventh
Infantry from Fort Wayne Will lead,
followed by the two battalions of the
Light Guard and Light Infantry and
the naval reserves.
Music In the armory exercises will
be furnished by the Seventh Infantry
band. and by chorus OF 500 children 2
voices.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06

before, S. bill. Their friendship
continued throughout the summer of
1905 and during that time AIR Newell
said he loaned her $3.50. He also put
his piano In her home and sent his IT,
year-old daughter there 10 live. the
girls mother being dead. The fireman
admitted under cross-examination that
he and Mrs. Shafer were good friends
and that he may have taken a few
meals In her house, a breakfast and
supper occasionally.
In the fail Mr. Newell decided 10
move his plano from Mrs Shafer's
home. and he was much peeved &c
find, when he went for IL, that she had
placed a $50 mortgage on IT, He was
In Justice Otis court Friday morn
ing. trying 10 prove his ownership Of
the instrument. Mrs. Shafer was not
present. but her attorney promised to
have her In court 10 tell her story
during the afternoon. She will claim
that Newell presented her with the
piano. w w. Ferguson appears for
Mr.. Newell and John Walsh for Mrs.
Shafer.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
SAYS ORGAN KEEPS NN
HER BOOMERS AWAKE

Soundly bsrating the police for
what she considered gross neglect CT
duty. Mrs. Bridget Nolan. OF No. 26O
Second-st.. stormed into police head
quarters. Friday morning, 10 demand
that the police take steps 10 suppress
The playing OF an organ In the apart,
ments adjoining hers.
Why. they've got a regular church
organ and they play it all night long,
keeping me and my roomers awake "
she declared IF II is not stopped my
roomers will all move away and the
police have simply got TO do some
thing about IT,"
Mrs. Nolan got no satisfaction from
Capt. Baker. who says he has twice
sent men TO investigate her complaint
and they have found no cause for ia.
reference. Mrs. Nolan left. declaring
that she would take her troubles t.
the mayor.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
$3.50 SENT FREE

fhe Well Known Physician and Special
LIST. FRANKLIN MILES, VI. d., LII.
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New ind Complete Treatment
Free To Zach OF Our
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The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
TO BUCK BURTON
FOR SCHOOL BOARD

A number Of aspirants for the school
board filed their applications for
places on the primary ballot during
the last two hours Thursday afternoon.
Contrary to expectation. Clarence Nj.
Burton will have opposition in the
Second ward. Frederick w. lothian,
who has a store at No. 1875 Wood
ward-ave., having entered against him.
The final grist of applicants is:
VIM. Edward Burns, d.. Twelfth
ward; Anthony Move, d.. Ninth ward !;
Hiram c. Goldberg. R.. Twelfth ward !;
Fred w. lothian. r., Second ward;
John l.. Jakel, d.. Ninth ward; Mer-
ton J.. Rice, r.. Seventeenth ward;
Geo. VI. Condor, r.. Fourteenth ward !:
Thos. Henderson. r.. Thirteenth ward.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
Many Chronic and so-cnlled "Incurable"
Cases Cured After Others Failed.


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The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
HAMMERSTEIN SCORED
BY MAGISTRATE FINN

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Magistrate
Finn, in the Essex Market court today
held in $500 each for trial In the court
Of general sessions. James j. Doyle
and Frederick NJ. Hall, reporters Of
the New York Press, who are charged
With assaulting Oscar Hammerstein,
the impressario.
Magistrate Finn, In sending the case
10 the special sessions, took occasion
TO read a stiff reprimand TO Mr.. Ham
merstein because OF the letter he wrote
to the city editor OF the Press and
which resulted in the alleged assault
lie told Mr. Hammerstein that two
wrongs never made a right.
Bail for Mr. Doyle and Mr.. Hall
vas given without delay
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
MA SSAGE CAUSES
FIREMAN HEAP
OF TROUBLE !.
GETS CHUMMY WITH NURSE,
HANDS OVER HIS PIANO, AND
NOW FIGHTS IN COURT TO GET
INSTRUMENT RETURNED.

The chance meeting OF John h.
Newell, a city fireman, attached 10
engine house No "a, and Mrs. Edna
Shafer, OF No. 30 Montcalm-st. west.
got the former into peck OF trouble
and put him TO considerable expense.
Mrs. Shafer is widow and nurse.
She makes a specially of massage. and
John thought that was what he needed
To assist him In recuperating from an
attack OF pneumonia. He noticed Mrs.
Skaters sign In front OF her home
and saw the lady sitting on the
versnda. He made known his wishes.
and In less than a half-hour he had
taken treatment. and also loaned
Mrs. Shafer, whom he had never seen
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
FIRE SWEEPS OVER
CHARLOTTESVILLE

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Feb. s.
One OF the most destructive fires
that ever visited this vicinity broke
out at an early hour this morning
The blaze started on the second floor
of the Charlottesville Hardware com.
pany about o'clock and spread with
such rapidity that all efforts 10 con-
troll It proved futile. AT o'clock
several cities OF the state were called
upon for help. BY o'clock six large
buildings were almost totally destroy
ed They are the Peoples bank. Char
lottesvllle Hardware company. Gil.
more Furniture company, w. II.
Woods clothing store. Waddells shoe
store and Mrs. Fullers millinery store.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
MRS. YERKES CHARGES
WASTE OF ESTATE ASSETS

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Counsel for
Mary Adelaide Yerkes and Louis S.
Owsley. executor OF the estate OF her
husband. the late Charles T. Yerkes.
appeared before Judge Cutting and
set Feb. 10 for the hearing OF a petit.
ton filed by the widow TO GUST the ex-
ecutor In the petition charges are
made by Mrs. Yerkes that Owsley has
wasted and mismanaged the assets OF
the estate, Mr. Owsley has filed an
answer denying these allegations.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06

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The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
Revolts at Cold steel.

Your only hope" said three doctors
to Mrs. NJ L. Fisher. Detroit, Mich,
suffering from severe rectal trouble,
lies in an operation, then used Or.
Kings New Life Pills she writes,
It'll wholly cured They prevent Ap-
pendicitis. cure Constipation, Head
ache. At L. c. Kinsel's, Central Drug
Co. and Gray a. Worces,er's.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
In Socie ty

Mr.. ana Mrs. w. III. PreSSer, OF sag
NAV, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
VIM. +. Davies. of Sixth-st. They are
enroute To California. where they will
spend the winter.
The Detroit symphony orchestra
gave the second in its series OF CON
certs In the Wayne pavilion. Thursday
evening. The visiting soloist was Miss
Mathilde Heuchling. contralto, from
Chicago. who proved a delight. Her
big number was the aria from Ma
dcsha,' by Goring Thomas. sung with
authority, and she afterwards rendered
group OF songs in pleasing manner
Miss Lillian Cove acted as her accom-
PIANIST Director Hugo Kalsow played
H. spirited and artistic manner the
Nieuxtemps caprice. The orchestral
numbers were the Adam overture. Isl
J'etais Roi;" the Schubert symphony
In u minor; TWO numbers for strings,
one gavotte by Mr.. Kalsow and
"Babiilage.' by Gillett, the program
concluding with the "Du and Du" waltz
by J. Strauss The Kalsow programs
nearly always conclude with a swing.
ing waltz by this well-known waltz
king.
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ing CO.. Is John R-st Phone l4o8
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
Mems Winter Underwear---Cut Prices

Regular $500 fine cashmere shirts
and Drawers, tan Az
color. Saturday .,'..........,0 ''Tu
Regular $l5O Or Wrights best
quality nccccd Tn cl 20
0erwcar. Saturday ........V ''<v
Regular zoe heavy nccced shirts
and Drawers. Satur- 9Or
day. per garment. ............ WV
The Detroit times., 1909-02-06
DEATH TAKES PIONEER.

MUSkEGON. Mich, Feb. 5--(Spe,
cial) john Boyle, aged so years. for
35 years proprietor Of boarding house
in Muskegon. died today. He had lived
here half d century.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10
ENIERAMlNIE DEsAeusIo.
Hay alguna Persona on Santa Fd
Que Nunea So Ha Sentido
DE ESQ Modo.

sOs sentia enlaramente desacuatoq
cnnsado, desconyuntado. Irritable,
nerviosoY
Con 10 espaldal adoleeida y lastl.
maday
Esa es la historic de los rlnones en-
'er nan,s ,.o.,.aao 49,. ~
'@' ST.
~ Wy u,aSo nns' ,saS', to
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

La Compaiia lmpresora del Nuevo
Mexicano ha preparado repertorios
Civil y Criminal para uso especial de
los Jueces de Paz. Estan reglados con
specialized, con encabezados impre-
sos, en- ingles . espanol, hechos en-
buen papel de registros y encuardena
dos de una fuerte y durable,
con respaldo de piel y cubiertas = la
dos de tela, gentlemen un indfce COM
pleto en- Ell frente y las propinas de
Iueces de paz y soto alguaciles impre-
a por entero en- Ia pagina primera.
Las paginas son de 10 1-26 pulgadas.
Estos libros estan formados en- roper
torios civil y criminal, Separates, de
80 paginas cada uno, 8 con ambos CT
vii y criminal encuardenados en- un
libro, so paginas de civil y 800 pagi-
a criminal. A fin de introducirlos
son ofrecidos a los precios s~iguientes:
Civil 8 criminal 81 Is
Civil y criminal iuntos 4 90
Por AS centavos adicionales por un
solo repertoire, 8 S. centavos adicio-
males por I'm repertoire de combina-
ci6n seran enviados por correo 8 *
preso franco de porte. Ell precio con
pleto debe acompanar los pedidos. Di
gan claramente 81 quieren cor encabe
zados impresos en- ingles 8 en- caste
llano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

vs.. No. 643s.
the American Gold. Copper Mining
and Smelling Company, una corpo-
r%acion, y w. G ~Franklins
Demandados.
A los acreedoresg ~reclamantes, pre-
sidente, directories, y otros ofciales y
agentes de la arriba ~mencionada com
pania d~emandada:
AvIso Sc da por este, que consiguien-
te 4 una orden de la Corte debidamen-
tie hecha y enregistrada en- la causa
arrlba entitulada Ell dia 2 de Julio A.
D., 1909, nombrando a la i~nfrascrita
Arbitra de dicha Corte para tomar la
prueba de todos los reclamos encontra
de dicha corporation demandada, o
a~utoridad de mandar por personals y
papeles y de examinar acreedores y
reclamantes y al p~residente, directo-
res y otros Soficiales Y agentes de dicha
corporation demandada, c~oncerniente
a sus negocios y transaciones y a 81
estado, dinero, bienes muebies, credi-
tos, notas, cuentaspy propiedad ensli-
tiglo, bienes reales Y p~ersonales de
toda class, y tambien concerniente sus
deudass obligacIones, contratos y res
ponsabilidades y reclamos encontra
de ella como mas splenamente apare-
|cera por una inspection de dicha or
den en- Ell p~rotocolo de esta causa. He
designado ell Lines dia 30 de Agosto
IA. ID. 1909 a las 10 de la manana de
dicho dia como Ell tempo yfecha, en-
mi oticina en- ell edihcio del Capitolio
en- la Ciudad Y Condado de Santa Fe y
Territorio de Nuevo Mexico, como Ell
lugar de la primera averiguacion ante
mi como Arbitra para inquirir de y
pasar sobre TODD reclamo contra dicha
corporation demandada y como Ell
tempo lugar cuando comenzar6 d
inquirir de los negocios de dicha corr
poracion demandada, como arriba d.
,eho. Todo reclamo contra dicha cor
poracion demandada, debe, por dicha
orden de la Corte, ser presentado Lila
i~nfrascrita Arbitra, por escrito y bajo
iuramento en- 8 antes de la fecha de
dicha averiguacion, 8 quedaran para
siempre impedidas; y los acreedores,
r~eclamantes, ofciales, directories VI
agentes de dicha corporation deman-
49,.
dada quedan ademas notihcados de
estar presentes a la dicha primera
averiguacion y someterse q tai exami-
nacion y producer tales testigos, libros
y papeles concerciente 4 sus respecti-
vos reclamos q 10 conducta 8 negocios
de dicha compania demandada como
la infrascrita Arbitra requiera.
(Firmadol Mrs g. f. McNITT,
Arbitra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Cualquier Sonora puede obtener i'm
Colador de Cafe "No-Goteabley escribi-
endo al DR.. Shoop Racine, Wis. No
envie dinero. S~implemente pida Vd.
81 cupon privilegio para 81 Colador
Noe oteable' dande su nombre v
direction. Ell Or. Shoop le enviara
tambien gratis su nuevo e ~interesante
librito describiendo Ell Cafe de la
Salud. hecho por Ell DR.. Shoop. I'll
Cafe de la Salud es una imitacion
tan parfecta del cafe, que Sc ~necesita
un experto para conocer la d~iferencia.
X no hay absoIutamente ningun grano
de verdadero cafe en- Ell. Hechos de
puros granos tostados, cebada. VI
nueces. su gusto y SAILOR es extrema-
mente halagador. Y no es necesario
Ell fastidioso hervimiento. "Hecho en-
i'm minute" dice 81 Or. Shoop. Escriba
Vd. hoy por Ell libro v por Ell cupon
del "No-Goteable," (No-Drip Coupon.
Vendido por Frank Andrews.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

blancas sllevado q cabo para las Ia
bernas, arrebata de hogares America
nos a mas dc sesenta mil ~muchachas, d
las que alicia dc sus casas para arras-
trarlas en- ell tango y lodo por las
grandes legalizadas ~censeryas del vi
cio y las hundira en- q pozo insonda-
BILE del sufrimiento.
"SQuien os responsible por estas
condolences t~erriblesY sQuien ha ayu'
dado 4 la codicIa y ayaricia humanaY
SQuien ha aprobado la politica del
partido Dominance ddndole 81 vote,
cuando ha estado ano tras ano dando
%licencia a tabernero para .~conyertir q
los hombres on bestias y a~rruinar sus
hogares?
ode la mujer desolada y anigida y
de Ia nifez agobiada por 81 pecado, de
~corazones aplastados bajo el peso de
la degradacion y Ia yerguenza, sale la
respussla: Ell VoTANTE, Como pue-
de la genie ilustrada de esta gran
patria de los libres y morada de los
~valientes ayudar mas tempo q prote-
jer las tabernas. Seguramente Sc
acerea la bora en- que la virilidad
Americana hard frente q esta question
en- la urna electoral y la ~arreglara
para siempre."
Todas las cuestiones polfticas son
insigniicantes comparadas con estas
La tarifa, la plata, politica extranje-
ra, son in6nitamente pequefas al lado
de este trdico tremendo y anonadador
de fuego liquido, No hay estado 8
nacion que no este interesado en- ella,
y aqui en- Nuevo Mexico Sc trabara la
batalla y Dios lenviard hombres que
combatan por 81 hogan y por los inte-
reses del pueblo, y que deiendan la
libertad y justicia, y est6n en- favor
de la sobriedvd y por 81 bien obrar.y
por la protection de la muier y del nj
no. Y muy pronto yeremos este pals
libre del trafco legalizado en- licores.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

SO
I'm pequenisimo neryio que decaiga
no mas grande que Ell hilo de soda
mas fino-quita ell impulse del cora
ION, su poder, su regularidad. hi Es-
tonnage tiene tambien su e~scondido 0
nervio interior. Ell DR.. Shoop fue ell
primero que nos dijo que era I'm error
Ell llenar de drogas un Estomago de-
caido o debil, 0 ell Corazon D los Ri
nones. Su receta--El Restauratiyo
del DR.. Shoop-es dirigido directamen-
tie a las causa de esos sufrimientos--
esos decades o delicados NERVOUS in
teriores. ESQ, sin duda explica Ell
porque EI Restauratiyeo ultimamento
ha aquirido tan rapidamente su gran
popularidad. Los Farmacaeuticos di-
cen que los que prueban el Restaura-
tiveo aun por pocos dias. ~enseguida
Sc convencen plenamente de sus mara
villoso merito. De cualquier modo
que sea, no Sc lIene de drogas ningun
organo. Tratar / cuasa de la enfer-
medal es ell unico medic razonable y
de exito. vendido por Stripping. Bur
rows & Co.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10
BIancos en- Espanol.

Auto de Arresto, IA plIego.
Auto de PPrision, IA plieg0.
Declaration Jurada. Ia pliego
Certificate do Nombramiento. IA
pliego.
Fianza o1cial, IL pliego.
Fianza Official y Juran snto. IA pile
20.
Fianza para Guardar Ia Paz. IL Pile
go.
Contrato do Fartido. 10 pliego.
Escritura de Renuncia, IL plIeg0.
Hipoteca de Bienes Muebles, 1-2 pile,
go.
Documento Ga~rantizado, exrensa
orma entera, full sheet
Contrato entire los Directories y Pre-.
ceptores, liz pliego.
Notas-Cbligaciones. Is and so
ents.
Observation-Disclosures de Bonos, 81.
LIbros de Recibos Supervisores do
Caminos, rs cents.
Certificate de Matrimonial. 10 cents
oFrmula de Enumeration. IL pliego
cada uno.
Documento Garantizado, liz pliego.
Contrato de Combustib1e, IL pliego
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

ST personals con sfntomas de enfer.
medad dc rinones . vejiga pudiesen
realizar 81 peligro comenzarian sin
perdida de tempo d tomar Ell Remedio
de Foley para los Rinones. Este gran
remedio para la dolencia Y las irregu-
larides, fortalece y restaura estos Or
ganos y no hay peligro de la enferme-
dad de Bright 8 de otro des6rden gra-
We. No d~esatendais los ~primeros sim
tomas.-De venta en- todas las boti-
cas-.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1909-07-10

Muchas personals con enfermedad
cronica de garganta y pulmones han
hallado consuelo y alivio en- Ia Mel
v Alquitran de Foley, pues cura toses
obstinadas despues que otros trata-
mientos han fracasado. L. M. Rug
giles, Reasnor, Iowa. escribe; Los
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las hemorragfas dolencia en- mis-
pulmones, y ahora estan ellos tan sa-
nos como una bala. DE venta en- to-
das las boticas.