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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11

Mr. E L Sedner, one of Stieff's
piano tuners, will be here about
May % for a few days. Any one
wanting tuning or repairing done on
organ or piano may leave an order
with Jenkinson Bros Co,who will re-
ceive the order and turn it over to
Mr. Sedner on his arrival here. 1t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11

Low Rates to Observation-Disclosures
Coast Line Railroad.
How Steady Deposits Increase at In
terest - Farmers & Merchants
Bank, Lake City,
Notice of Sale--S H Guerry. Al
minitrator.
Notice of EectiDn-School District
No 8.
Notice Ss - Of E'se'i0n7S,h00' District
Notice of Election-School District
No 50.
We Want You-Bank Of Williams
burg.
Sign of Progressive Town'-Bank
of Williamsburg.
Aetna Life Insuraaee-Southern Re-
atty & Insurance Co.
High Grade Goods, Low Prices
Jenkinson Bnes Co.
Bankrupts Sale w l. Douglas,
Trustee
Real Estate. for Sale-W N Tobias.
Machinery for Sale R F Lewis,
Greelyville-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11

butter. 1t is no mere hyperbole or
empty platitude to say that each
specimen was perfect of its kind.
Mr. Camlin never tires descanting on
the fertility of soil and perfection of
climate in that favored section, and
all along we have maintained a
from Missouri" attitude. But we
know now that he has the goods.
as the boys say, and we say in all
sincerity that no finer truck or vege-
tables can be produced in Florida or
anywhere on earth than at Andrews,
on the line of Williamsburg and
Georgetown counties.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11

REAL EsIATE--H you want to sell
y,ur reah estate write me giving full
particulars. I'm interested.-can inter-
eat you GG MGLAURiH,
54-4t dillon, = y.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11
Sc to Soc.

sc TO 50G.. ~
A beautiful line of Smn-
mer Gauze Underwear for
Ladies' : Misses and Chill :
dren at Sc, 10c, 15G;, 25e and
SOC per Garment.
$l.OO to S6M.
One of the greatest lines
of Mems and BoEs' Pants
ever shown in Kngstree can
now be seen at our store 2
Come and See..
SOC to- $mOA
Our up-to-the-rninnte lime
of Mems Summer Coats and !.
Vests can now be seen at !.
our store. Come and See 7
Prices from 50e. to- IS. 00
So.
Our great line of Wak4nd i
Pure Linen Torehn Laees.s
at Sc the yard are the Id
miration and wonder Of all,
who see therps Come and
see. Only Sc. the yard.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11
.-~1r-'.---r- r-'.-~'af-'s~af
A Decided Increase.

Last March year ago opened business here and
by udcots advertising had quite nice trade from the
start I'm comparing sales in March and April with
sales i'm March and April ago the result shows that
sales i'm March twenty per greater than last
Our sales in April were twenty-five cent greater
than Of April Now this quite gratifying
surprise when consider the fact that crops were
very poor this section last year. hence the scarcely o
money. ~
This result shows first of all that advertising ks
brought customers and methods of iandg the
trade have brought customers back. While these
suits gratifying to yet must not be corent with
this must gain customers. Williamsburg coAfy
large place and must bring the people
We reach out for trade and to accomplish tins
must be continually the firing lines, firing with
errn& accuracy irresistible tempting snappy bargains
the of the people, that they can't resist.
We want your support We want your encorseezneAk
But most Of all want your confidence, for without ysS
confidence cannot accomplish, anything Wltinat csn-
dence business wossfd fall i'm the dust of defeat but
that shall have both your confidence and ssl
port, fer shall endeavor to deserve 1t.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11

For. SAlE+Two lots in:North Kings
tree. 5Oxl5l feet, suitable for building
lcts- Can, bs. bought at low figure.
4-24-tf RN SPEIGNER, Mgr.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-05-11

White pin check Dimities
36 inches wide. only loo the
yard.
Splendid Line of Gimgflams
and Char,abrays only Sc the
yard.
36-ineb wide White Ma
dras only 10c the yard.
SC.
4O~imeh wide Sea Island
Homespun only Sc the yard.
Nc-
Paiazna checks, ONE yard
wide, only Zoe.
Soc.
B. V. ID. Athletic Under
wear for men, only SOC per
garment.
,2Sc.
A beautiful line of Gents
Summer Gaue Underwear,
bong and short sleeves only
Csc per garment.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
ART|CULOS De FAnA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- todo e.
mundo los que fabrican The Carter )
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass, E. I
de America, contandose en- primera h
nea ell Fluido de escribir de Garter, que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- ej
mercado, por sus condolences de fir
meza, color, durabilidad y envase
El uso de La Tinta de Carter Sc .ha
generalizado de tai manera que en- Ia
actualidad es casi La 1nica que Sc em-
plea en- ell comercio y en- las ofcinas
De venta en- ell BOIAETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04

mnnlclpalidad La function es una e1ses
secuencla del poder y, como estos, puet4
Gle ser especialmente declarada EN- E&
carta ole incorporation 8 derivada tScs.
tamente Gle La naturaleza obieto de la
institution. Estas funeiones, aunqus.
de naturaleza p1blica, sc dividen en- gu-
bernamentales y municipales Som gus
bernamentales aquellas que SIC conferen
e lnponen a la municipalidad, como uw.
agente local de jurisdiction Enitada VI
prescrita, para emplearlas y admins.
trarlas en- los negocios del estado prs-
mover el bienestar p1blieo; son naunieF~
pales aquellas concedidas en- beneficio de
La comunidad urbana comprendida den-.
tro de los limites de la corporation. La
lnstaiaclon de un departamento de i'm.
cendlo, es una function de caracter en
La municipalidad, va sea deriyada del
police power' consignada exuresa~.
mente en- la ley Organica de la CORPORA.
cT6n.
FL senior Dlaz Navarro entiende nnes
La Municipalidad de San Juan tiene ex-
presamente conferido, dentro de Ia See.
clon 70 de la Ley Municipal, no s6lo eE
poder, slno el deber de crear I'm euernn.
Gle bomberos como medida protectora ds
Las prop1edades y de las vidas de sus ha.
oItantes, y que al crearlo en- Ia Forr,an
que 10 ha hech0 y al consignar las GAIT.
t1dades que ha consignado para paao Eas
esos hombres, ha actuado correctamenrs.
y legaimente en- Ell cylmplimiento de sua,
deberes en- ell ejercicio de sus funcses4
nes municIpales.
Los derechos, facultades poderes de
la Municipahdad de San Juan de i'd
dos los municipios de la Isla, estan ofs,.
ramente defnidos en- las Secciones 2a.
% y 65 de la VICENTE Ley Municipal
ConvenlmoS en- que las instituciones,
mnnieipales tienen el deber de aprobar
ordenanzas y reglamentos y adoptar laSa
medidas necesarias y convenientes parg
evltar incendios dentro del recinto ur-
bano; pero entendemos que es 6Sta un&
function derivada tacitamente del poder
para hacer Police regulations, y no ex~
presamente consignada en- la Ley Orga--
Mica de nuestras municipalidades, corn@
afirma ell abogado de los peticionarios4
Alegan estos, y presentaron una eer~
tificaci6n del Seeretario Municipal de-
San Juan para probarlo, que fuerom
nombrados por ell Alcalde para constf--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04
Ell mandanus
de los musicos

Continuation de la Ira. pagina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-10-04

clara de 10 que son en- America Las ms
tltuclones municipales:
Los poderes ilimitados en- cualouier
face 8 aspecto de gobierno son compile
tamente agenos los ideales americanos.
Nuestro complicado sistema politico es
uno de concesiones limitaciones desde
su base hasta su techumbre; y en- min
guna institution como en- La municiDa-
hdad esta idea dominante de limitaci6n
ole poder encuentra expression ilustra-
ci6n. La Corporation siendo una sim
pie criatura del Estado para su gobier-
no propio y adminitraci6n local, y po-
seyendo unicamente los poderes conce-
dldos suJetos al control legislative i
revocation, es La mas inestable La mas
dependlente de todas nuestras institu-
clones pol1ticas. De un lado ell Estado
del otro los ciudadanos estan constante-
mente atacando La autoridad de La cor
poracl0n para ejecutar alguna function
municipal, y tiene por tanto que estar
en- frecuente discussion ante las Cortes
sobre lmitaciones alegadas de sus pode-
res
En- apoyo de los anteriores conceptos,
la obra mencionada eta & De Tocque.
vile en- su trabajo sobre la democracia
en- America y al Juez Cooley en- eco IS
titucional Limitations.
Debe tenerse en- cuenta Ia diferencia
que existe entire las palabras Spoder" y
" function" aplicadas a una municipal
lidad Poder signifca facultad legal 6
autoridad para ejecutar un acto, y fun
ci6n la actividad propia deber de la
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23
a NEAT PRESENT.
Ex-secretary BsItnzp Presents Li.ho-
graph Copies of Tine Original Con-
stitution and Signers. 20 the
City Rifles IN keokuk.

Ex-Secretary Bellsnao. who is now
b Washington, has Just forwarded 10
zach member of the old KeoFuk City
Rifles, photo-lith og-apaic COPY of
the original constitution with its
eighty-one signers, t..e whole making
d very handsome document for fran
Ing. The following letter to the sec
tetary gives full explanation and the
names of the twenty-six members now
living in this city:
Arlington Hotel, Washington, D. C.
April "a. 1881. VIM. Fulton Esq Keo-
kuk, Dear Sir:-You and those living
of the .'City Rifles who signed the
constitutional in number-Hill soon
receive with my compliments, pho,
photographic copy of the same and
of their signatures. OF this number
26 will be sent to Keolsuk, viz:
Leech, Birge, Bower, Runner. Fulton
Buel, Comstock, Bridges, Kerr, Max
well, Gibbons, e. E. Hitler, Sample
Tucker, Westcott, Bown, Craig, Bowe,
B. b. Howell. Wilkinson, Bartlett
Perkins Mcnamara, Hagny, Clark
They will be sent separately and g.
wrapper that they will not be injured
and can be framed for preservation
I regret that all the members did no
sign the constitution, but it is thei
own fault If their names do not ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23
WHY WORLD PEACE
rs IMPOSSIBLE
German and English Yellow News
papers Keep up the Excitement
all the Time.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-Germany and
England are the stumbling blocks to
world peace, according to Rabbi Emil
G. Hirsch, addressing the annual
meeting of the Chicago peace society.
The yellow newspapers 0. both OF
those countries keep up a constant
lingo agitation" he said. When an
English newspaper comes out with
some new bugaboo as an excuse for
war. the German papers fly into re-
Elected excitement and quote all that
the English papers have said and add
little Of their own.
Germany will not be the first to
draw the sword, but she is constantly
OF the opinion that sooner or later
there must come a clash with Eng.
land. England is Of the same opin-
ion about Germany and for that
reason neither is eager to 60 far In
the problems OF international peace.
Germany also imagines France VIII
swoop down upon her at the very first
opportunity"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23

day He alleges that his wife is an
habitual novel reader and that when
engrossed in book OF this kind, ne
elects her household duties so that the
house becomes untidy and unsani-
tary.v
1t is also alleged by the husband
that when Mrs. Fredeick is deep in
the midst of the latest story she re-
fuses 10 get his meals and that he is
compelled TO cook and serve them
for himself and children; that his wife
will seldom come to the table, but
will remain devouring the book.
When approaching the crisis of such
literary productions, he declares, she
will scarcely go to bed and when In
.erfered with becomes irritable and
abusive. Mr. Fredericks asks for the
divorce and the custody Of three min
or children.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23
CITY RIFLES
OF KEOkUh"
Those Who Belonged to keokuk's
Military Organization Back in the
Sixties Are
Found.
THE LIST TURNS UP
ofhcer Frank Baldwin Of Keokuk
Police Force Has Interesting Old
Parchment, The
Original.
THE LIST TURNS UP

Commonplace occurrences bring TO
tight old relics of bygone days many
times, that, had they not happened.
would in all events have kept seclud-
ed for ages longer. musty heir loom
II was only recently that Officer
Frank Baldwin OF the Keokuk police
department. came into possession OF
one of these rare and interesting old
relics. merely by the falling from the
wall of framed picture of Abraham
Lincoln which hung on the wall in the
Baldwin home.
The latter day memento is faded
and yellow piece OF parchment paper.
inches wide The edges are ragged
from the ravages Of the years but
still in a fair state OF preservation are
the names of the City Rifles Of Keo-
kuk organized in the year 1861 and
one of the first military companies OF
which this city ever boosted Eighty
one of these names are contained on
the half century old sheet of heavy
paper-tf the t5tire membership OF Keo-
kuk's rifle company during the year
OF the breaking ont OF the strife be
tween the northern and southern
states OF the union.
Preceding this rooster list. Is
what Is termed a preamble" giving
tersely the bylaws and rules and reg
ulations of the company. The date is
April 1861
Copies of the Original.
Officer Baldwin brought the
Did and original sheet signed by
the rifle company members to The
Gate City and very kindly loaned the
much priced paper to the writer for
Inspection. 1t viii be interesting &c
know that twenty years after the or.
ganization of the company and when
many of the members had spread &c
various parts of the country or had
died at that date, April oath. 1881
VIM. ". Belknap. wrote letter to
,s.he. late William Fulton of this city,
telling him that facsimile copies o.
the original magma charta' would be
mailed By him TO those who were
still in the land of the living and their
whereabouts could be located
In The Gate City along in the lat
ter part of April. 1881, the following
press notice, OF Genera. BelHmap's
letter was contained:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23
Reu. Roluena Morse to
Fill Chicago Pulpit
Began Passionate Services Sunday in Third Unitarian
Society.
Began Pastorate

The Chicago Tribune of last Sat
urday said: The Rev. NJ.
Rowena Morse, for the last four
months pastor of the Henry NJ. Sim
mons Memorial church in Kenosha,
has accepted call 10 the pastorate OF
Third Unitarian society in Chicago,
where she will begin her pastorate ser
vices tomorrow Sunday. The Rev.
Newton Mann, pastor emerieus OF
First Unitarian church at Omaha,
Neb, has been named as temporary
supply of the pulp.- of the Kenosha
church
DR.. Morse was the first woman ad-
mitted as candidate for the doctors
degree at the University of Jean, in
Germany. She applied for the de
gree at the University of Berlin
which she attended a year, but the
university would not grant the degree
TO a woman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23
With a Severe Cough the
Bowels Need a Laxa-
tive.
Make This Laxative Cough sy-
rup cheaply at Home.

Any one can make full pint Of
finest acting laxative cough syrup
for about 10 or 50 cents About
eight times cheaper than labeled
cough syrups. because a pint will
last a family z long time. First.
obtain Of any weil-stocked drug
gist Dz ounces Of essence mentho-
laxene: empty It into pint bot
tie. Then make a syrup with
pint of GRADUATED sugar and
half pint OF boiling water. Stir.
Ies cool and I'll the bottle with the
syrup. Shake well and take
teaepoonfuli every hour or two.
Eight to ten doses daily will act
~ mild laxative. check the
cough instantly and cure II quick
or than anything YOU can buy.
ffpss syrup builds up the strength
Of the system and makes the It's
stIey Of the lungs and throat
Chronic cases yield most readily
10 It's beneficial action Give chill
dren less according to age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23

pear. Among them are Ogden, Sid
Williams. and Bruce O'Donnell and
others whom DO not row recall
do not know why they failed % sign
but presume that it just happened so.
Copies will be sent to ali of the
81 signers who are living. excepting
those below mentioned and to them as
soon as can learn Their present loca-
ton
Can You ascertain and inform me
where the following members re
side,
A. G. Mcqueen, ". R Bidleman,
James Dewey, Lewis G. Evans, S. K.
Anderson. ". E. Gaunt. V. H. sulli-
van, H. C. Hall. N. r Bruce. H ].
Mills. ]. V. Wykoff. C. P. McCune, W
B. Loue, John Bawden, James Carss
W. H. Early, h. ". Nirth. G. l. Full
Ter. B. Hofer. ]. NJ. Nichol. e. r,
Ford. VIM Abbott, W. L. Mitchell
The paper is valuable as containing
the names of the most of those who
originally joined and l hope it will be
acceptable TO my old comrades.
/ wish that you would request as
many OF those in Keokkuk as you car
to acknowledge the recipe of the
package to me, at the Arlington Ho
tel. Washington. D. c., have SO re-
quested them on the back e each pa
per.
You can show them this letter also
] had hoped to be in Keokuk this
summer and arrange for reunion Of
@the boys" on July but 1t seems
that this must again be deferred.
/ believe that our dead are-Worth
ington. Peck. Humes. Remand, Wyman
Piummer. Rice, Beatty, Hoffa ant
Hentzen.
Yours very truly,
VIM. ". BLAKNAP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23
WOULD CUT DOWN
BATTING DISTANCE
Veteran Suggests That Pitchers Box
Be Moved in Ten Feet-stars
Would Fail.

Jake Beckley, veteran first base.
man, who may lead the Hannibals
next season, says that II the pitcher
box is moved ten feet nearer the plate
Cobb. Wagner and other sluggers will
hit nearer 200 than $50.
When broke into baseball the
pitcher stood forty-five feet from the
plate" said Beckley. we could see
a ball thrown by Amos Rusie. With
the box nearer today 1t would be al
most impossible for batters 10 hi
Walter Johnson.s speed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23

State Of Iowa Lee county-ss. In
District Court.
To al whom Il may concern.
Notice is hereby given. that on the
seventh day Of January 4. d. 1911, a
PAPER Was opened Ind read by the
Clerk 81 the District Court Of Lee
County. iowa, purporting 10 be the last
VIII and Testament Of William Fled
Ter late q Lee county. IN the State Of
Iowa, deceased and that proof Of the
genuineness Of Eaid instrument viii
be heard in tte District Court Of said
County 81 Keoknk on me thirteenth,
day Of March, 4 u. 1911. at tie hour
Of two o'clock y, n. Of sai4 day. being
the First dag II the March Tern, 1911
Of said court xhsn al gergona interest
ed in said viii are required 70 be pres
ent and make their ob.ectione 10 the
same ~ any thev hare
In witness EheTeef. hereunto get
my hand tais segenta day o, January
1911.
CT. LAKE.
Clerk u the District Court.
lseal.I
Hoxox:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23
PROMPT PUPILS;
PRIDE Uk' KEOKUK
Those Who Have Been Neither Alb
sent Nor Tardy During Term
Of School Just Closed.
Lincoln School.

4
Pupils who have been neither alb
sent nor tardy during the entire Term;
Room l-Bennie Clark, Nora Bill
lings.
Room dorothy Wright. Frances
Billings. Howard Eppers. Minnie Ew-
ing, Gertrude Hayden, yelma Huele,
Madeline Shaffer. Lennah Strain.
Room Sinner Mardis. Geo. Beard,
Roy Glasgow. Henry Washburn, Leth-
lie Eppers.
Room 4-Addie Kite, William Dunn.
Maurice Parker. Albert Strain. Mel
lie Ewing, Marian Wharton, Victor
Larson, Luella Smith, Margares Hay
den, Carl Washburn.
Room 5-Harry Bunner. Patrick
Touhey, Margaret Meyers, Myrtle
Parker. Beulah Shaffer, Helen Frank,
Hazel Kite.
Room 6-Iner Lantz, Mary Wright.
Terrence School.
Children who have been neither
absent nor tardy during the term end
ing January 20. 1911:
Room raymond Peterson, Stan
ley Torublom, Carl Elgin, Ross Peter
son, Pearl Ashby, Edith Colt, Irwin
Raber.
Room George Stanwood, Harriet
/ Higham, Clifton Walker. Alma Kirch-
ner, Leah Utley, Florence Belt. VIII
ma Mater.
Room Edward Ebersole, Ralph
Hechler, Beatrice Holley, Adeline
Layport, Norman Utley, Harold Wor-
ster, Eunice Avis.
Carey School.
Pupils of Carey school who were
neither absent nor tardy for term be
ginning Sept. 6 and closing January
i 20, 1910:
Room Leslie Eichelberger, VIII
ma Wescott.
/ Room 2-Wayiand Kammerer, Geor
gia Mayors, Clara Garvin. Flora Fa
der.
Room 3-Lawrence Clements, Irwin
Gunlock, James Webster, Albert
Young, Mary Fletcher, Carl Plug
Mary Smith.
Room 4-Lida Fry. James Jones
Edna McGrnder. Edith Miller, Marga
ret Peterson
Room 9-Otto Hill, Alvin Mayer
Helen Aud, Edith Haggerty, Irene
Hinson, Clara Oldham. Miriam Yves
colt, Reginald South. Nicola Ribyn
D,Av, Ly,{jn nI;r1r
Room l0-Lenell Garvin. Majorie
Holbert, Flora Scheeher
Washington School.
/ The following pupils of the Georg'
Washington school have been perfec
in attendance during the last term:
Room Miss Martin Teacher
Genevieye Harter, Charles Geer.
Room miss Reps, teacher-Har
ley Poole, George Raber. Frank Ha
vens, Ruth Casey, Rachel Casey, Ev
elyn Harter.
Room 3-Miss Culkin, teacher.-El
sic Fisher, Leona Phillips, Elmer Meis
ter, Margaret Chaser.
Room miss Phillips. teacher
Leland Bell, Emmons Patterson, Gil
bert Sargent.
Room Miss Bindel, teacher.-Gla
dys Rankin. Myrtle Snyder. Mar
Waters, Nellie Waters.
Room miss Hedrick. teacher
Carl Fisher. Hazel Jester, Edith Jings'
Lois Stevens. Anna Coughlan, Ev
wurmbach. Anna craig Byron schae
fer, Hubert Marks.
Room Miss Ki,-oy, teacher
French Bland, Ralph Laubersheimel
Vera Stevens, Robena Neill. Madiso
Sterne. Willard Roberts. Bernard Da'
idson. Raymond Erhart, Dan McQuoit
Leslie milestone, Cora Pfaffe, Stanle
Rowe, Joseph LIE Faivre. Lidus Bus
:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23
SHE DID TOO MUCH
NOVEL READING
So Says Mason City Man in Divorce
Petition-Devours Books Instead
of Cooking.

A Mason Civ dispatch. telling of a
novel divorce suit in as much as the
charges are concerned says:
Mrs. Clara Frederick. wife of Bert
Frederick, a well known resident OF
this city, has too much taste for the
reading of light literature of the move
variety, according to the rati ion for
divorce fled by the husband Satur
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23

"IYeqnrd MY cold cure as being better tsda
Life Insurance Policy. ''-NINFON.
As rule, few doses OF Munyon's
prevent pneumouis. It relieves the head,
throat and lungs almost instantly. These
little sugar pellets can be conveniently
carried IN the vest pocket for use at any
time or anywhere. Proe 25 cents st
any druggists
ii YOU need Medical Advice write TO
MUNYON'S Doctors. They viii carefully
diagnose your. case and give yoc ADVICE
BIZ mail. absolutely free.
Address Professor Munyon. SD and
Jefferson sreets. Philadelphia, Pa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-23

Have you weak throat II SO,
you cannot be too careful You can.
not begin treatment too early. Each
cold makes you more liable to an.
other and the last is always the hard.
er to cure. II you will take Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy at the outset
you will be saved much trouble. Sold
by all dealers.