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From The News


Herman Kauranen returned from his
South Dakota trip on Tuesday, claim
ing that the trip was one of the most
enjoyable of his life.
Mrs. Jacob Svoboda and Mrs. A. F.
Moravetz left Saturday, via Fargo to
Mapleton, N. D., to visit with Mr.. Al
bert Svoboda and family. The ladies
are going to stay awhile in the city of
Fargo.
Judge Cowan of Devils Lake was a
passenger on the north bound train on
Tuesday afternoon. The Judge has
farming interests near Derrig, but his
duties around the county seat keep him
so busy, that he is very seldom seen on
his farm.
Mrs. Geo. Sheppard gave dinner to
the members of the Dramatic club on
Sunday evening. The club consists of
Mrs. VIM. Powers, Miss Clara Lille
haugen, VIM. Powers, ]. J. Austin, Staff
Butler, Gust Gervenka, Myrl Adler and
Geo. Sheppard. The affair was very
enjoyable in every respect.
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CFrom The Hearld0
Mr.. Mullerson has resigned his posi-
tion in the city school and Miss Olive
Meeker has been appointed to take his
place.
w. r. Holgate of Grand Forks came
up Saturday and is visiting at the
Crimson home for few days. Mr..
Holgate is in charge of the university
extension and publicity work, and the
latest result of his industry is the new
Alumni register, which contains much
valuable and interesting information
about the old graduates.
Lewis F1ott was in our town on bus
mess Wednesday. He informs us that
liver Iverson, of Storlie township in
tends to leave for winters visit to
the told sod" liver is one of our most
substantial citizens who has earned his
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A girl Of. the Eighth grade says she
weighs, 100 pounds. wonder; where
she left the denominate numbers. fl.
August Gessner spent last week at
Wolford, this state,7. looking after his
farming interests in that vicinity. y,
Eddie Pixley of Churchs Ferry, was
lacking signs for the G. M. steig Nero.
Co., of that placeEin town Saturdays r.
Miss Rena Moen formerly of Grand
Harbor, is spending few days in town
the guest of her aunt, Mrs: P. STEM
berg.
A report reached here Monday that
little Margaret McCahan who togeth-
er with her mother, are spending a
few days visiting in Norway township
had the misfortune of thrusting a pin
up into her nose and had to be taken
to Brinsmade for medical aid and at
this time she is reported to be recov.
ering.
Mrs. J. A. Strand of Grand Harbor
and Mrs. Martin Sontag Of Moorhead,
Mimi, were visiting relatives in town
Tuesday between trains. Mrs. Sontag
is sister-in-law of Mrs. J. A. Strand
and is enroute home from Minot' where
she has been visiting relatives, stop.
ping here few days before continu.
ing her journey.
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From the Public-Opinion

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wright enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Stevens at
dinner Tuesday evening. Mrs. Stew
ems and son Don left for Ann Arbor,
Michigan, Wednesday where they will
spend the winter. Mr.. Stevens ex-
poets to join them later.
DR.. W. F.. Sihler health officer of the
county was in consultation with DR..
Drew Wednesday regarding the best
methods of preventing the spread of
scarlatina, which is making such heavy
inroads on the school attendance.
Fumigating every residence where
there is case, and also schools and
churches was one method proposed.
Peter Smith left FOR Grassy Lake,
Southern Alberta, last Saturday. He
has a homestead here and 100 acres
of land adjoining same. He will live
in Canada now until he acquires title.
Mrs. F. R. Stevens and son Don
left for Ann Arbor, Michigan Wednes-
day to spend the winter at the home
of Mrs. Stevens parents. Mr.. Stevens
will join the family in December in
time for the Xmas festivities.
D. C. Mcleod left for South st. Paul
last week Friday with mixed carload
of stock consisting of sheep, hogs and
cattle. S. j. Dean shipped a carload
of cattle to the same market and &C
companied Mr.. Mcleod.
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NfIGH !! /! \ \ NEWS / n ,

home at Devils Lake on Saturday. Mrs.
Bartheld went with her remaining over
Sunday.
A sample of Jones' check assorter
Is at the State bank Of this place.
This machine was invented by G. a.
Jones . short time ago cashier Of the
State bank here. The machine Is a
great convenience to banks and could
be used to great advantage In gen
eral stores. twill no doubt become
popular and It. 1t does, 1t means a
good fortune for Mr.. Jones. The many
friends Of Mr.. Jones, in this county
will be glad to learn of his success.
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vacation by hard work and thrift. We
wish him a good voyage and a safe
return. ~a} Y SSS 5a .>$ W. z {.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Barrett are en-.
tertaining Mrs. Barrett's father, Mr..
Bowen Of Faribault, MINI. They are
also enjoying visit from Mr.. and Mrs.
Barrett, father and mother Of G. A.
Barrett. They live near Lethbridge,
Alta, and are on their way to Califor-
mia. Their visit to their son and
daughter at this place comes as a plea
SAINT surprise and results III a family
reunion and q most ENJOYABLE time for
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~ j By Special Ecorrsspondent,
Albert Jaqua was In Devils Lake on
Ausiness Tuesday. !, 4
Mr.. Jurgenson, was a passenger to
town Tuesday afternoon. 4
,Ignatius Court was a, business visi-
serin Devils Lake Tuesday.
Miss Ef11e Hoadley. county super
fntendent of schools was Toxic visi-
tor Saturday.
IL Mrs. D. r. Chase and Mrs. Erick-
son. were Devils Lake shoppers be-
sween trains Tuesday.
i; A baby girl arrived to brighten the
aome of MT. and Mrs. Victor Ruth
Sunday morning. Vic. is stepping
high. v.
D. ". Brennan and Fred Traynor
were transacting business in Toxic on
Monday afternoon. They came over
with VIM. Redmond in the automobile.
Mrs. Ella Graves and Glen left Fri
day for the other side of the lake
here they will spend the winter. Mr..
Strand and family are now occupying
the Graves home.
There seemed to be an epidemic of
lost horses the first of the week. Ev-
eryone seemed to be short and there
was a case Of hide and seek among
the hills started which has not ceased
up to this writing.
The pupils of the Toxic school agree
ably surprised their teacher, Miss Le-
4na Jaqua last Friday afternoon. When
TIE teacher returned to the school
Aouse after the noon intermission the
scholars had arranged tables in the
rear of the room, which were ladened
with good things to eat, which had
been brought by the pupils. The
scheme had been kept quiet by the
scholars and the teacher was very
much surprised when she returned to
the school house. The balance Of the
afternoon was enjoyed by all present
and everyone was we'll pleased with
the first social function attempted by
che scholars of the school. Wednes.
day afternoon the parents and friends
Of the scholars were invited to attend
a special program given by the sc1lol-
ars.. The program consisted of spe-
cia1 recitatfons, etc., appropriate to
Thanksgiving and was greatly enjoy
ed by all present.
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ed me a great deal of suffering and
annoyance and gladly give 1t the
praise it deserves" 'ff0 q .''~. -"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. FosterMilburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
y Remember the name-Doan' Sand
take no other. - '''& -
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From The Times
The smiling countenance of Jean
Monegan was seen on our streets last
Tuesday. Jean is making good with
q vengeance with the Standard Oil Co.,
and at the same time maintains his
insurgent politics.
Mrs. c. G.. Bosworth visited at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Bartheld a
few days last week returning to her
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From The Herald-Newa

A. M. Crary moved his family to
town this week in order to give his
children the benefit of our village
schools. They will occupy one of the
Haskamp cottages.
o. W. Ohnstal came over from his
Devils Lake home Monday and spent
the night greeting friends, returning
the next day. Mr.. Ohnstad was the
democratic nominee for County Judge
and while he spent no time campaign
ing for the office, he came within 159
votes of being elected. He says he Is
proud Of the nice vote the people gave
him.
Mrs. DR.. r. M. Cox left Tuesday for
California where she will spend the
winter. For some time past her health
has been rather poor, and she goes
to the coast with the hope that she
will be benefited. She leaves a host
of friends behind, who hope to see her
return to Edmore in the spring fully
recovered. DR.. Cox will lead the life
Of the poor bachelor for the next, few
months. =
The local school board held regu.
lar monthly meeting Tuesday morning
and after the. work Of the meeting was
finished, the members present, took 90.
casion to visit the various rooms 81
the. school for time. Our corps q
teachers taal' seem TO be getting along fine
and the work being done in school ID
all that could be- asked. " &: ',:z3., :; ;"
After spending most Of the season
looking. after bis large land interest
4 Ramsey county, "a ]. Carlson left
today Tor Bloomfield. Neb. He WIN
spend some time there and may spend
! 81 part q TIE winter in Los Angeles
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Buried In Her Piano.

A woman professor Of music who re-
Gently died at Marseilles. France. has
been buried in her piano in obedience
to her final wish. She gave as her rea
son for this strange request that the
happiest hours of her life had been
spent at her piano. Owing to the great
size of this original coffin an immense
grave had to be dug.
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InSuraS Solitude,

Az, az ,., rInsures Solitude. ~,
The Man In the, Chair enjoy quiet
smoke The Other Well. you'll never
sbe troubled with crowds while you
smoke cigars of that brand!-Londo1i
Opinion. 800 's's - ! =
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From The Sun
County Judge A. L. Butler OF WILL
liston and Sheriff Ben" Olson, were
both reelected by nice majoriues-
two former Ramsey county boys who
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-25

Do not make excuses to yourself for
-FOUR failures. but look them squarely
in the face and study how to avoid
their repetition.
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09
EDITORS OBSERVATION.

Aha, Iowa telng a place, we stop
and found is que town and her
leo. IL still st:ug ling for better
things of life. Mr.. Joseph Jamer-
crn ., the SUI stan Ia nd we'll
known citizens, is still h ad chef at
the Monroe. Mr.. Buckner assists
n. Mrs 'onr'etta !oneH ""n {
a first class ha'r dressing parlor. She
employs Mrs. Ester to assist hel.
Miss Mary Davis. or able and verv
rrn tunl en-, is sil draw Wing the
qrf for he Fyste n Ter. he has
been o r eat longer than anyone
else. OR next sop was in 70
a little mining own only three miles
from fli'. Here we found Prof.
Wash mon di ecting a wi i'e band
su ce ST lily. Mr.. J. l.. Robinson
o MS fa"rer shop. Pc owns a
nj 9 hole ant raised alb ut fve
hundred chi hens this summer. He
has yet abo"t hree h red. He
serves chi en- lunches every pay
day. Mt ]. P. Pu;tnev is a gooi
hard wo king man, Il. E Jefferson
Is one o. TIE eading men ere. Mr..
S, R. ] o irson is a goo1 citizen and
highly respe Mr.. Join Wright
is a herl vorFing man ruggling
rard an1 Is doing ve''. Mr.. j. H.
Arbuckle is another COOL citizen and
has Ia sed n'fe ia rily Jr Kirks-
vile, M, we found the co ored peo-
lie dong n'cev v, mcst of EN- send
ing cir children to the public
school, Mr.. l.. Co r e7 is still
working at tie sane pae. They
ere hi~h'y res ecte poole. Mr.. 3.
F.. Bans has butt beautiful new
tome II % tn part o. the city
He is we'll fixed. Prof. Frates. f'r
many ,e,rs tie princi- Of the COL
erel SC ool is now relied md lives
en- his tea' If farm in the edge
OF town. Mr.. James, Pavto~ p
hsr' wcrki man. Ei' fouse re-
cen.lv burned down. He has two
daught-rs in sc ool Mr. Hockaday
well krown i, our city | YES here.
Miss Laura is in e schoo
CT IS sn1 Mr. H n e so are doing
vi. Mrs E ind is i'll here.
Her dorgh e. Mr.. D. G Linn is
read chtf 'o- tn, Foole H"tel. Shs
has wor' ed here FIR "a years Our
next stoo a at louisville, Mo.
Fl ra wa foun thu co ed people
6o'ny rice y mos of them owning
tier own home. Mr.. w. e. Elder
is DONG nicely Fe MS 6 nice
Iome Mr.. h, Walker WINS 9
n ce home. M. Horace H'ck' owns
he a IL ans Va u b'e p-ore-ty. w.
T. Oncel is one of the leading ritz
zans. He owns s'vera' acres in the
south part OF Huntsville. Mr.. and
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09
ANTI-sALOON PETITION.

Our city Is now In the midts of a
big fight whether to II 'ense the sa-
L on or net The saloon men are
working very hard to secure suffi-
tient names Of voters bsfore they can
continue in their saloon business for
ano her FIVE years. We are unalter-
ab.y op. I'd to the saloons in our
city an / sta for many reasons.
Fir-t, the sa oon mas been a detrf-
ment t. the progress OF our race.
Second, 1t creates low tyre of man
hcol snu it is this lower el-ment of
the white race that causes so much
tlolble. Tnird, the sa4oon Is an IL
legal business, the pest house for
n ost Grim IS, f lily rs p cent of all
crime, now commit d. The
Ne ro d es no mead vics but eleva-
ton. Then sone of oar old saloons
have the au acity % refu to sell
wnisk ey to o.0.ed men. They have
the ace to come around and ask you
to sign tho pei ion for they to re-
fuse co ored trade away with such
hypocrisy. Is .s.ss 80.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

of Congress and Senator'S. We earn
estly urge that Congress take steps i'm
medlately to enforce tbs laws now on
the statutes.
We endorse and approve the appeal
and address to Congress made by the
citizens and taxpayers Of the State Of
Oklahoma in behalf of the iliterate and
disfranchised Negro Citizens, and prom
ise and vouch our money, prayers, and
support from the columns of our sew
erAl papers in defense of the movement
and in SO far as is pos sible we will force
Congress to act. Harry y. Graham,
Chairman; Rev. S. s. Jones, w. H.
Twine Nick Chiles, ]. D Cook, Com
The officers elected for the ensuing
year is as follows: President, A. j.
Smitherman, Muskogee, Okla; Vice,
Pres L. A. Bell; Wagner, Okla. :
Sec'y, J. d. Cooke, Milwaukee, Wis i,
Asst Sec'y. A. j. Cinchon. Mpskogee,
Okla; Treasurer, Nick Chi'es, Topeka,
Kansas; Chaplain, Rev. 7. D. Lee,
Kansas City, Mo-; Chairman. Elk. Com +,
Jno. l.. Thompson, Des Moines. Iowa;
Historian and Satisfaction, H. r. Gra.
ham, Quindaro, Kansas
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09
Address to the Country.

To the Afro American-shp in the Ter
ritorv covered by the Western Negro
. Press Association:
Greetings: The fourtoenti meeting
of the Western Negro Press Ass"cla-
tion assembled at M skoyee. Oklahoma.
Nov. 1926. 1910 in session. send to
you it's deepest soitrd f,r your for
ward march in adv.nc ment, in educa-
tion, religious zeal and in 1ustrial pre-
gress .s.. M..
We connlime1t YOU upon the upward
stride being nude in all those elements
O. liz wi ich uplift and encourage to
high" id ais. ..a
W. commend and congratulate you
uoo1 the woud, rful showing you a e
a:niaving in the busin.s SIS, commercial
a ID ag icultural world by demonstrat-
i,g that our rade is net race of
"Dreamers and rainbow chasers," but
have in it the best brain, Drawn and
talent that can be found in any other
race Of people
We deplore the growing and inrreas-
i,g pref dice and prescription which is
engerdered and fostered bv the major
;ty of the opposite race; which is only
an unjust, unfair and uncalled for dis
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

The Des Moines Negro Lyceum met
Tuesday Dec. 6, at the hcm, Of Bra =
ham N. HYDE Szl. 18th. In the absence
OF the presiuent, Miss Bernie Reeves,
who is confined to her bed with typhoid
fever. MIR. "ranham N. Hyde resid d.
The program for the evening Was a
miscellaneous one in which all the men,
bers prese mt took an active part. The
Lyceum will meet tuesday, Dec 18th,
with Mrs. G. |, Class, at her home 1O2l
Chestnut street, at which tt the fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
Quotations-Mi Miscellaneous Biography
of Chopin, H. W. Hug hes.
InftrumentalSoo o, Master Clyde Glass
'Chvpins Compositio.s-Mis J. b.
Rush. Discussion by Society: Curren s.
Report OF Crl.ic
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The meeting last week Of an as
sociation of Negro Editors, Journal
lists and newspaper men, is revo'-'-
on in Negro advancement quar-
ter Of century ago untho lght OF not
even TIE dream of our leaders then.
1t simply shows the real progress
that we are making and how deter
mined are We to make our own his
tory and record our events, for "-r
ra .es is a little jealous and do not
all the time give oar racs a square
teal. The Iress, the pulpit, the
teacher AMI the pro e:siCnal man to
become ur led for the com men good
of our race with opportunities and
environments will be great lower.
Long live the Western Negro Press
ing world the correct idea about our
Association and she teach the await
great race.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

The members and friends of Union
Congregational church will serve N'w
Years dinner and in the afternoon keep
open house to the people and visitors of
Des Moines, and in the evening the
Proclamation of Emancipation will be
celebrated. All of this will be held
Monday evening, Jan. I'd, as New Years
day comes on Sunday .'..
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

At 2 pm. last Friday, Mary Eliza
beth Gross a faithful member of the
Mapl. Street church, and wife of Rev.
]. Gross, died at her home on South E.
oath street of this city. The funeral
was preached by The pastor, Rev S
Bates at the church, last Sunday, at 8
p. M, assisted by Rev. J. J. Dulin and
Rev. S johnson of this city, The in
termsnt at the Lural Cemetery, She
leaves daughter, Mrs, j. P Hamilton,
two grand children, and one great
grand child and loving husband to
mourn her departure. II.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

elimination against the race, and dem
onstrites beyoni question that it is
actuated by marrow and jealous spirit.
But in spite Of which the Negro contin-
ues to increase in Intelligence, ability,
and power to do and dare for itself.
We would urge you as a people op.
pressed and deslised on every hand,
jim crowed and Inundated in the politi.
c,l strife for manhood and worth, to
continue in the even and manly way
which has marked your course in the
past; protesting, fighting, striving and
p,rsisting for the rights, guaran-
teed by the fundamental laws of rea-
son and justice. n
We affirm allegiance to and endorse
the following planks enunciated by all
thu Negro organizations throughout the
country from time totime, to-wit:
Flist-The PASSAGE of the National
Anti-Jim Crow law.
Second-The enforcement of the con.
slit ton to stop disfranchisement and
peonage. I
Thlrd-National aid to education with
t,e same opportunities to all children
alike.
Fourth-A National Legislation
against lynching and -rob-law.
Fifth-The restoration of the dis
chorged brownsville soldiers.
Tocandidates Of any p .rty who pledge
themselves to these measures we pledge
themselves to these measures we
pledge our own votes and the votes of
al black men whom we can persuade
to stand on their manhood and vote like
free men, ...
We call upon and feel it the duty Of
tie President and Congress to enact
llws to protect every American citizen
reg rdless of color III their elective
fra oehise, especially in the election of
ti President, Vice President Members
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

Miss Veta Steps has Just returned
from two weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Des Mcines.
The funeral of Mrs. Arthur Carper-
penter was held at Mt. Zion church last
Thursday p. m.
Mrs. Joseph Baker was on the sick
list few days last week. a.. sy-.
Mrs W. A. Brown is working with
the Sunday School choir getting them
ready for grand concert to be staged
soon You should hear those c"oruses
The Mt. Zion Mission circle met in
the home of Mrs. F. B. Woodland at the
parsonage last Thursday. The next
meeting will be held in the home of Mrs.
anna Wa k4r on Second st
Mr.. w. J. Jackson and Mrs. Martha
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09
Hurrahl The Union Winsl

No matter where you live-or what yoa
,to--you should know all about the great
UNION movement that IL now sweeping
Iver the country by leaps and bounds.
over l,o00 Unions already chartered moro
than 6O,00O memberships issued---all gro
ceries and supplies furnished at Wholesale
costsick, injury, accident aud death ben
e1ts-and "svery honest cialm paid before
>r~set - the day Of final proof"
Soc q month and up-easy to carry-you
cannot afford to stay outside-gct all tho
iAcis nt once.
A Few Field Marshalships Open
Join and you may have Field MsrshAi-
chip, win have all benefts-nlso mako
Morry getting others. Hurry and be ar~t.
Write for complete plans. Send Toe
lcoin or stamps) for the UNION JOUR-
MAI. Magazine three months. With full
particulars for taking out Beneficial and
Protective membership with Field Mar
shnlship. Address:
The international Liberty Union
of the World
SSl tst Natl Bank Blds. CoYinston, Ky.
u.s.. 1.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

The Get Busy club of the Maple St
Baptist church gave a Ragged contt tst
last Tuesday night at the church. which
was a grand success, realizing neat
sum of $5.O5, there was three contest
an s, Mr.. Earnest Ousley, the first
prize Mrs F.. Bates, the second pr,z !;
Mrs. C. C. Cox, third prize. The judg-
es of the contest were Mrs J. T, Lucas.
Mr.. Mormiduke, Mr.. S. Simons
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

q The M. C. T. club, met at fhe home
Sof Mrs J. C. Williams, 5l4, Penn ave.
The members occupied their time IN
needle work, pillows, battenberg. At
S1:30 Mrs. y. C. Williams served lunch
Salmon salad, mashed potatoes; STUFF
'4ed Olives. relis, chow chow, coffee;
Pumpkin pie, apple cider. The meet
ling will be held at the home of Mrs A..
xones' home 939 w. 18th street, Mon
ssSaOy, Dec. 18th. All members are ex-
y s1iect ID to be present and bring their
needle work.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

The Union Congregational Endeavor
meetings are very enthusiastic Good
work is being accomplished. We need
the COOP Grafton Of all whom are inter-
ested w. feel that if you will visit
us onca, you will become inspired to
Join US. We cordially welcome you
Mrs. Frank johnson, Pres. Mrs. John
ston Robinson, Vica. Pres MRS Frank
White, Sec'y; Mrs P. Sims, Treas.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-12-09

Mary persons find themselves affect
ed with persistent couch after an at
tack of influenza. As this cough can Q
cured promptly by the use of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. It should not be
allowed to run on until it becomes
troublesome. Sold by all druggists.