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UeC. TO, IsUt. coscura Remedy Go. Hst springs, Ark. Gentlemen Enclosed you will find my heck for ,2 Kindly send me two jars of "CCSCURA" to ny address here. { have alss given the advise to num- per Of friends whom also are very much pleased. Be careful and pack correctly. Jne of my bottles was smashed to pieces Ast summer. It's 6 good thing. Yours erlly. L. A. ABBOTI.
 Hotel Regent. Washington. D. C..
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HOW THE TRAINS RUN
ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD.
CEfective June l, 191O)

(Effective June 1, 1910) All trains arrive and depart from Benton street station, opposite the postoffice.
 Trains Depart. 6:20 a. m. daily, except Sunday Malvern local.
 7:55 a. m. daily, Little Rock and Oklahoma express. 1:30 p. m. daily. New York and Chi eago and Oklahoma. 7:25 D. m. daily, Little Rock, Mem phis Limited, connects at Memphis for all points.
 5:30 p. m. daily, except Sunday Malvern local
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Springfield. Mo. Oct. IS. 1884.
 Central Hotel Ealssz.

Coscura Remedy Co., Hst Springs, Arf Gantlemen-Encloge6 find sf. Piesn mai me one far ef 'CCSCURA-" cent me. In Tt. Scott, Kan, C. customer ef mine had a bad face. went tc my grih and got the jar. He used 1t twice and couldn't get 1t back. He sent for Jaf lGebin, Ft. Scott). I gave half of mins away, but l won't be without 1t. ssre at once. Yours. etc,
 c. W. B, JOHNSTON
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If you root as a good American cit zen, root" for reciprocity.
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Ht. Lonis. AuR. Is. bud

Hf- Louis, AlE. lSs Asve soscurn Remedy Co, Hst BpI ingy, Ark. Dear Slr--l have a friend here that lag case of eczema tho same ss l had fur yearD, and I wish you to write a sew fines that 1 can give this boy to re&a ane vrate how he can get your 'CO3CUteN. I have never had it any m ore since that time. Hoping to hear from you sosn remain yours truly,
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Coscura Remedy Co, Het Springs. Ark Dear Sir--You win please send me ons far of "COSCuRA," same as I got Of yo1 while there same years back for ec2efsas.. =. Send it at once. II is all you claim ,a da 1t. want 1t for plies. etc. Respecl1naIs' a
 q. A. CARAtICHAEl. Coscura Reme0y Co.. Hst Springs AZ. F. s.--Find N dollar for the cus Dear Sir-Enclosed please find Nes York Draft for s1.00, for which piee- Winter before fast when at the sEr.a~ss ,n s l used several jars of "COSCURA' pp1 the advice of Billy" Maurice, ann " certainly does the work and ouisx s1N Yours truly. RoBT. c. buxg
 Izxp Dennis0u Avsn<
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Aurust IL Iaoa.

-oscura Remedy Co.,. Het Springs. Arx.
 Kindly send me at once two jars "COS- gURA." Am pretty near well; have used the salve since November. You have sent it to me at New Orleans, Meridian and here. and can highly recommend 1t. nave put lots of pesple on to COS ingide of all the wrappings. Respect fully, MRS. A. F. SHEARdAN.
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ekaKmnr. AIaskn. LunA s. laca.

Paducra, Ky, June g. lpeR Tor more of the salve the uext time nave bed the. eczema three years ani it oaj spread all over me, but I am nearly well De you eat anything sweet when
 MtBS WILLIE WILLY.
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CHAS r. JOk1NbON. The man from the Ostrich Farm. Address Chas. E. Johnson, lbf' ~. Jee- fera0n Avenue, St. Louis, ho
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soscurA Remsdy Co. Hst Eprinan xri
 Gentlemen Enclosed Hnd expres, nsney order for one dollar, for one bor "CokCURA" Skin Cure. which [ vtss
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 .os,ura Remedy Co, Hst Springs. Ark. Dear Bir-Enclosed find money order fci for one dozen bottles of cos -URA." to be sent by mail st once, and sbligs II. D. KIRMSH.
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Norfelk, Va, Ju!y .z, t9Os.

NorfeE, va, JusJ 2z, tyU5, coscura Remedy Co., Het Springs. Ark. Gsntlcmen--Pleaae ship at once one lAr of "COSCURA." It beats anything ever used. Enclosed fined $l.00.
 JACK aHIlAHAN.
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Fort Scott, Kan, March B. 1908. coecura Remedy Co. Het Springs Ark. Gentlemen-Enelosed find one dollar Please send me one more jar of yopr 'COSCURA" Skin Cure, 1t sure dees it's work xs represented. R. D. GOBIN,
 520 E. Wali St
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x.v,.h,,r~ Kv Ten k taok

Ioscura Remedy Co, Het Springs, Ark.
 which you will please send me one tsy ,f salve. My wife's face has been brofaa nut for fifteen years. One day she aaid inc would give me $100 if I would cure 'coscURAd and ordered one one far. - which Ite has used and l am glad to say her ace Is as 1t was in girlhosd. Now she won't pay me the $100. What would you 10 under the circumstances. am recom- nending "COSCURA" 10 all my fiiends, Respectfully, O. T. SUTTON.
 s02 Matamorss St., San Antonio, Tex.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
Jolly Ten.

\ club o! the little people known
as tn. jolly Ten WAS entertained
last Friday evening by Elizateth and
Carl Ritter at their home. SIS Gin
arron avenue. The childres played
games and made candy. and refreshed
crisp. home baked cookies.
Ine following were those who par.
ticipated: May Marshall. Gcnevieve
Moore. Carolyn Ellis. Fern Mays.
Mary Brown. Elizabeth Ritter, Fred
erick Beerbohm. Wayne Richards.
Middleton stark and Carl Ritter.
Mary Marshall was made president
Of the club.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
Death Of Mrs. Elizabeth s.riekler.

Mrs. Elizabeth Strickler died March
2Sth, at O'Clock, after a lingering
illness OF consumption.
Just three weeks ago Mrs. Strick-
ler's husband. E. A. Stricken. died
and was buried In Fairview Gene
terry.
Her death completely widows six
children. the oldest OF which is nine.
teen and the youngest little more
than year.
Funeral services were held at the
residence. 32i San Juan avenue. at
3 o'clock Thursday afternoon, by Rev.
J. Wesley Nicely. and interment was
In Fairy!ew Cemetery.
The relatives who were called to
La Junta on account OF Mrs Strick.
ler's death were: Jesse Hubbell. her
brother, OF Knox City. Mo-; II. +.
Strickler. OF Knox City. and c. f.
Suickler and wife. OF Novelty, Mo-.
son and daughter-in-law OF the de
ceased woman.
The case is very sad one end
the people OF our city feel deep sym
pathy for all concerned.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
HoLsaook cEnrea.

Farmers are busy getting ready to
plant beets. Some are already plant
ing.
Mrs. l.. Il. Irwin entertained the
Cheraw Ladies' Aid at rag-carpet
sewing last Thursday.
Services at the Center church are
Is follows: Sunday school at 10 a.
m.' and preaching at II. a. m.
School closes Friday. April It'll. All
are invited to view the school dis.
play of work during the forenoon.
Dinner at noon, followed by the
school entertainment In the after
noon.
Rev. Berry received telegram re-
Gently announcing the death OF a sis
Ter who lived at Sham Ough, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry left ut once for
that place. They expected to be
absent about two weeks.
Some voters and taxpayers may not
know We have an interest In our
county seats intent, whether or not
70 keep saloons out OF La Junta. viii
! La Junta again for any money con.
stderation receive from saloons a
fee, or license. to sell that which
demoralizes city, as well AZ a ma.
ton, and causes insanity, poverty.
and ninety per cent Of all crime. We
believe temperance sentiment is
gaining now. Statewide prohibition
IL probable at no distant day. when
tntemperance to temperance will bow.
and purity. justice and the blessings
you say that in Colorado this IL
DO you say that in Colorado this is
all In vain? A number of Colorado
cities have reached a moral station
against the saloons and are making
a brave fight. La Junta's citizens
are equal to the best OF our nation.
May you, with your ballots on cleo
ton day. help make the map white.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
Frsssrnai Aid Association.

Monday evening u new lodge was
, organized In La Junta. in the X of
p. Hall, under the supervision Of MIR.
and Mrs. 8. II. Jackson. state organ
izers for the Fraternal Aid Associa-
ton. the headquarters OF which are
In Lawrence. Kan.
The lodge was organized with q
charter membership Of forty and the
charter will be held open for thirty
days 10 that this may be Increased
to 100.
Officers were elected and Installed
as follows: Past president. Isaac
Crowson; president. n. o. Chaffin.
vice president. Ora d. Beirne; secre-
tary, Aidon X. Inhofe: treasurer. Mrs.
N. NJ. Crowson; medical examiners.
Drs. A. l.. and Jessie Stubs; chap
lain. Grace McGeeney; guide, VIII
Regen; assistant guide. Mabel George;
observer. o. c. George: sentinel. Les
ter Clements: trustees. l.. l.. Dicka.
son. Vim. Smith and Dr. Jessie
Stubs.
After business wholesome ban.
Quet WAS served with DIR. A. l..
Stubts acting as toastmaster Toasts
were responded to by Brothers Chat
fin. Wegar and lnhofe. and by sis
tiers. Nell Regan. Jessie Stubs. Ora
Beirne and T.. McGeeny.
The Fraternal Aid Association. of
which this latest lodge is a branch.
was organized twenty years ago In
Lawrence. Kan. and Is worthy of
earnest interest and Investigation. MIR
and Mrs. Jackson will probably be
here eight weeks longer, increasing
the membership and perfecting plans
for safe conduct OF the association.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
see Anderson Va. a sir.hday.

Little Robert Anderson had his
third birthday Tuesday. and that al.
ternoon his good mamma gave him
a birthday party at her pleasant
home. els San Juan avenue.
Fourteen small guests came and
were entertained at games and an
Easter hunt. They carried souvenirs
home with them which were very
attractive, each being a dainty Eas-
ter egg tucked snugly into basket
made of orange peel. Among other
happy things the little people had
their pictures taken.
OF course there was birthd
cake with candles. and there were
dainty things to eat that suited ex-
actly these wee folks sweet teeth.
The little tots who were there
were Richard and Horace Todd. Ad.
abeth Poor, Lois Craighcad. Kath-
leen Eakle. Mary Frances Mayhem.
Evans Williams, Edward ia ssdaic,
Josephine Wood, Joe Posi-. Edward
Little. Harrison Lagerquist, Bobbie
Anderson.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01

nancial management-the trustees.
The new budget calls for the sum
Of $4,000 which Is to be paid by
the members In regular weekly
amounts and II Is estimated that this
sum will meet the entire expense In
all departments u the church.
Officers were chosen as follows:
Elders-Geo. Mackie. T. c. Colt.
man. p. 4. koeler.
aconesses-Mrs. W. N. Steven.
son. Mrs. J. G. Coder. Mrs. Leslie
Jones, Mrs. &. G. Stephenson, Mrs.
Isaac Conger, Mrs. Alice Gordon, Mrs
s. ". Brown. Mrs. V. Marshall, Mrs.
Carrie Hurst.
Trustees-C. A. Beerbohm, Walter
Dubree, J. II. Coder and J. G.
Coder.
All reports were interesting and
In a great measure satisfactory, and
all local financial o legations have
been met. leaving a fair balance in
the treasury. but 1t is believed that
the plan which has been adopted for
the future will prove greatly super.
Tor to old methods in every branch
Of the church's activity.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
wendsriy's Tnssssr.

Although every number on the new
wondcrly bill won the approval Of a
large Thursday nisht audience. II Was
the lightning change work OF Miss
Marion Munson. In THE Abduction Of
Blanca" which called for the loud.
est applause and which was adjndx.
81 one u tn. most remarkable yand..
vile features ~ FAR brought to In
Junta by Manager wond.riy. Miss
Munson. In her four rapid changes.
10 advertised As holding the worlds
record. and her performance Of last
night substsntiated this claim. In
one change from an Italian girl to
an Irish servant msidJ only two sec.
onds ar. occupied. Later. only n
few seconds are occupied In another
elaborate change to the role Of
"Toitle kickup." the actress. In a
Newspaper sketch with n real plot
Miss Munson appears M all of III.
three women In the sketch. Last
time this afternoon matinee and
night.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01

1t seems that the Sunshine Club
scatters sunshine In other ways than
In the practice OF sweet charity"
The card party that they gave Mon
day evening In Harmony Hall was
one Of the most pleasant and charm
ing social events that will be, re-
corded 'or 1911.
An excellent committee composed
OF Mrs. Grant Harbour. Mrs. A. B.
Corbin. Mrs, Chas. Mccormick, Mrs.
d. c. GIL. Mrs. w. S. Morrison. Mrs.
L. Z. Thompson and Mrs. John Walsh
was ably assisted by the remaining
members of the clue In managing.
and In the extension Of all courtesies
throughout the evening.
There were eight games Of 500.
after which lunch was served: then
the tables and chairs were pushed
back and number INDUCED In dane
Ing.
The ladies cleared about $50, and
II Is needless to say. this neat sum
will carry sunshine in the way Of
comfort to many who are In need.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
Woman's Club.

The La Junta Woman's Club was
received last Friday afternoon ly
Mrs. +. T. Lewis nj the home OF
Mrs. George Thompson Oh Belie,iew
avenue.
Mrs. Bessie Darlington WAS an ap.
preciatcd guest.
The club was admirably enter.
tsined by Mrs. Lewis with . superior
lecture ON her recent trip south. es-
pecially with that part Of the itin.
ersry which held herself and husband
awhile In beautiful Guatemala. Mrs.
Lewis had many interesting and char.
acteristic views--postcArd and others
with which she illustrated her
charming lecture.
After the program elaborate re-
Treatments were served. II 10 not
the custom Of the club to serve re-
freshmcnts nj lis session. but Mrs.
Lewis requested the privilege on
this occasion as II MAS her desire
TO make the meeting most complete
and comfortable In memory Of her
mother. Mrs. Robinson. who was III.
beloved founder Of this organization.
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La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01

An excellent program was given
"wednesday evening. In the Santa fo
Reading Room. by the Lake Foresi
Cleo Club. In It's eighteenth annual
tour.
A large company WAS present TO
enjoy the numbers. and cverybod,
speaks enthusiastically Of the enter.
tainment.
Many good things are to be- seen
and heard In the Reading Room. and
the Santa r. employees are most for.
tunsss In having these splendid al.
fractions provided for their culture
and amusement.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
To the Voters Of swink.

In recent circular. entitled ITO
the Voters and Taxpayers OF Swink,"
the liquor interests made an attempt
10 show the resulting high tax rate"
II saloons were voted out. The writ.
er OF this article will try and give
facts that are true regarding the
condition OF Swink. Rocky Ford and
La Junta.
II lis true that the town of Swink
has on hand at present s3,44S.5s.
and the tax rate is twenty mills. but
1t is not true that without saloons
taxes in Swink will be doubled. In
,aiking with a Dusilcss man OF Swink
who is familiar with the financial
he said: "Swink does. not
need tue saloon revenue to sustain
1t now. The town viii progress more
without saioons."
The town will not need marshal
II II goes dry, which will mean that
s7J nov spent for police services will
be In the treasury TO lie used for
oth,r purposes.
VI IL further alleged that II the
saloons rcma.n that the water works
will BIZ completed and that the rev.
cnue from water rents will double.
The revenue from waller rents could
not Increase to more than s. over
the present revenue II the saloons
we're allowed TO remain.
II II true that taxes gill increase
somewhat. but not TO exceed two
mills and probably not 80 much. The
plea and object for the saloon In
swink In not to reduce taxes. but be-
cause Of the revenue received by
tho "tOwnsitc company" for rents.
The t0wnsitc company receives n
revenue each year OF $1,000 from the
liquor interests for rents for Its own
purposes. aud II mains for the
axes and who Is benefited by the
so-called revenue.
Our friends also referred to the
condition Of Rocky Ford and La
Juntn. but gave u very Incorrect
Statement. In the last three years
Rocky FORD has built "a new high
school building and put In new
water plant which iiyolved an tx.
pcnditurc as "a Who'll. OF $780,
II the revenue derived from the IN.
looms would help Rocky Ford To pay
off the ciiy's Indebtedness. why do
they not license III. saloons againy
Sincty.ninc business men out Of on.
hundred signed n paper TO the cf'
feet that they did not want saloons.
Rocky Ford. now aud forever. will
remain dry" said u prominent at
torncy Of that place.
~ 10 the finances III La Jun'a.
the 0utspokcn mayor of that place
has Issued very complete outline
in this edition Of the Tribune about
ihc financial condition Of La Junts.
Not speaking Of the moral decline
where these places OF vice exist. but
speaking from finances alone. all of
tho statements printed by the u.
q'tor interests are refutcd. There can
be NO question raised but that the
saloons are u mepac. to any com.
munity. J. J. DAVIS.
Bwthk. Colo. March 3ist
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
harmony Club.

The Harmony Club WAS entertain.
I'd In - last session. which was
held Monday afternoon OF this week
BY Mrs. G. II. cameron. In North
la Junta.
by new ruling both the hostess
and the prize plate went to Mrs,
Cameron. and will be bestowed IN
that manner henceforward- 1. e.
each hostess viii be- presented with
both plates.
Mrs. J. A. Gsuger and Mrs. Sum.
mers could not b. present. and their
places were taken by Mrs. Bragg and
Mrs. Burwell.
Mrs. Cameron served orange Ice
and cake. hot coffee and mints for
her guests refr.shmcnt.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
North Ia JvntA Womsn's Club.

Tn. North La Junia Woman's Ciuh
held n delightful session Saturday az
ternoon last ut III. home OF Mrs. VIM
Lewis. In North la Juntn. and enter
tain.d as their especial guests Mrs
=. T. Lewis. Mrs. Geo. Thompson aud
Mrs. John u. O'Ncii.
Mrs. =. r. Lewis entertained the
'IuD with most interesting history
Of her recent trip through tho south.
dwelling especially upon her I'm.
prssnions Of Guatemala. Mrs. O'Ncil
save an Instructive talk on For
restry."
The session closed with the scr''
Ing u refreshments.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
Embroidery Club.

The Unique En- robbery Club held
= pleasant session last Monday after.
noon. with Mrs. =. d. Wilcox. At 2i5
Lincoln avenue. The next meeting
Will b. with Mrs. J. v. WEIGH. on
south San Juan avenue. On the ~.
tsssoon Of Monday. April ioih.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-01
0aieh-E Evans.

Frederick p. Balch. OF Dodge City.
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. at
the home o. the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. X. L. Evans. sol Colorado
avenue. the Rev. Otis G. Dale Off
ciating.
The house was pre,tily decorated
with boQuets Of carnations and ferns.
and vases Of American Beauty roses.
The bride. who had no attendants.
was dressed becomingly In Brussels
net over white messaline. and car.
ried 4 shower boquet Of lilies Of
the valley and ferns.
As has been said. the wedding was
very quiet ON account OF the recent
death Of Mrs. Evans mother. Mrs.
Portrum. None were present ex.
cept members Of the Immediate fam.
lilies.
A number Of fine presents were
received BY the happy pair.
Miss Evans 10 the oldest daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Evans. and
although the family has been In La
Junta only five months. having
moved here last October from Colo
RADIO Springs. she has won many
friends BY her pleasing personality.
and has Impressed all who have
come 70 know her. With her womanly
character.
Mr.. Balch Ii an engineer In the
employ Of the Santa Fe-hix run
being from la Juntat o Dodge City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baich left Immediate
~ after the ceremony for Albuquer.
que. Their wedding trip will cover
y period of = out six weeks and
they vii 20 to Lo~ Angeles. San
Fnncisco and Portland. returning via
Salt Lake City.
They will BE- At home after May
LIST NJ sol Colorado avenue.
X. l.. Evans. father Of the bride.
Is bridge foreman for the Santa rc.
with headquarters at this point.
Presbyterian Church Annual Meeting.
The annual banquet and business
meeting Of the congregation Of the
Presbyterian church WAS held Wed.
nesdsy evening In the reception
room and III. auditorium Of the
church. The Aid Society assisted
by the entire lady membership had
prepared = wholesome. delicious din.
nes which vas served by the YOUNG
ladies' ri the church and done full
justice To BY At least 100 people.
After the banquet business was pro.
ceeded 10. and the accomplishment
along that line was cmincntiy Haiis-
factory. Reports were heard from
the different church organizations.
for the year. beginning April. 1910.
and ending April. 1911. Officers were
elected for the coming year. aud
buAsets for the year past and thu
year just commencing were consider.
ed-thr first proving hardly satisfac.
tory and the other being accepted
after explanation and careful consid.
ssatiou.
4 NEW system Of finance WAS
alople1 II which I'll departments Of
~ cAuFcA Ars usifss1 usdss oas n.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-04-06
Militia Measure Passed in House.

The National Guard bill passed the
house on the third reading and now
goes TO the senate The chances for
t in that body are good and as il is
one Of the measures that Gov. Osborn
Endorses in his inaugural message
there is only a question OF time when
II will be law With its enactment
into a law the guard will cease to
be top-heavy with brgadiers and col
onels. In the house Monday after
noon Rep. Graves of Adrian, civil
war veteran, tried TO amend the bill
in several particulars but failed The
measure is fortunate in having as its
sponsors in the house two National
Guard majors, Rep Gansser Of Bay
City and Stewart of Grand Ropids In
the senate il will be looked after by
Senator Collins. who is also Nat
ional Guard officer.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-04-06
Japan's Emperor Writes to Taft.

President Taft was deeply gratified
TO receive from The emperor Of Japan
message warmly reciprocating the
presidents expressions of good will
and friendship toward Japan made to
the japanese ambassador, Baron
Uchida, several DAYS ago Baron
Uchida called at the White House
and delivered in person the emperors
message.
President Taft has been extremely
anxious to set at rest the various
reports OF differences between this
country and Japan. especially with
reference 10 the mobilization of
troops in Texas. He declared the
other day that he was at a loss to
understand the motive behind such
malicious and baseless stories" He
sent for Baron Uchida' to express
this sentiment to him and to ask that
he convey the message to the EN-
perOr.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-04-06
II Depends on the Liver.

rs life worth living depends
upon the liver" Yes, and that again
depends upon what you eat, and how
you eat
Henry Ward Beecher once said: "A
good Christian" Henry made some
mistakes, but in this statement he
was eminently correct. II is only an
other version of phrase frequently
used by the editor of the Care of the
Body: las man eateth so is he. =
Los Angeles Times.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-04-06
FREE SAMPLE OF LAXATIVE
CURED THEIR CONSTIP'

When a person has become discouraged
through years of failure TO find a cure.
and finally. perhaps. gives up trying. 1T
is small wonder that he becomes skep-
teal And yet, TO all who have con-
thing more"
We wish you would try DR. Caldwells
Syrup Pepsin, a laxative tonic that has
been used for a generation. Thousands
are using it; surely some of your friends
among the number. You can buy II Of
any druggist at fifty cents and one dol
lar a bottle, but better still. send your
name and address TO Or. Caldwell for a
free sample bottle. He will send you
enough to convince you OF it's merits. and
then If you like H. you can buy 1T of your
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1911-04-06
Perhaps Not.

An instructor In a church school
where much attention was paid to
sacred history, dwelt particularly on
God took him" So many times was
this repeated in connection with the
death Of Enoch that he thought even
the dullest pupil would answer cor
rectly when asked I'm examinations:
State in the exact language of the
Bible what is said of Enoch's death.
But this was the answer he got;
"Enoch was not what God took him
for. "-Brooklyn Life.